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April 27th 05, 05:47 AM
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Not worth it in my opinion. The part that sucks up the debris is maybe
3-4 inches wide. Think about maneuvering a 4 foot pole with a vacuum and hose attached to it across the bottom and sides of your entire pond. It really isn't practical unless you have a very small pond. As the other poster pointed out, the hose that creates the vacuum also puts chlorinated (unless you have a well) water into your pond. Obviously not a big deal for a quick cleaning, but bad for a major cleaning. 
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