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May 19th 04, 12:35 PM
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Sludge (yuk)
Lily Blooms sells a "muck vac" that is not that expensive. Are they not that
good? http://www.lilyblooms.com/product.php?bigcat=2&cat=31 It's 70 USD, that would be around £39.62. Not sure if there is something similar in the UK. Lisa "arjay" wrote in message s.com... can anyone tell me how to get sludge out of my pond (3feetx 6feet x 24inches deep) i do not want to spend £200 on a vacum system. Any ideas :-) yours Arjay -- arjay ------------------------------------------------------------------------ posted via www.GardenBanter.co.uk 
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