Rola-Chem 6250 Paradise Power Spa Vacuum – Manual Spa Vac for Hot Tub, Pool Stairs & Spas – Cordless Hot Tub Vacuum Cleaner with Telescopic Handle – Powered by Physics

This is a replacement for the last one I bought about 4 years ago which was brittle from use and got damaged on my patio. I use this often to get debris and bugs out of the hot tub and pool. Deeper water creates more pressure which gives it more suction, so it works best in the pool. Easy to clean the debris from the container.

I read lots of the product reviews before purchasing, because I was skeptical that this Spa Vac would work as advertised. Vast majority of reviews were extremely positive, but there were a few negative (1 Star) reviews. After purchasing and using this Spa Vac, I couldn't be happier with the results - no assembly required, and it's so easy to use - just follow the simple instructions on the box. It captures the silt and other things that collect at the bottom of the spa and on the spa seats. Yes, you have to pull it out after only a few seconds of suction, but it collects all those items. Then, you simply let the water drain out of the Spa Vac back into your hot tub - the items it collected are captured in the screen. It took me only 5 minutes of doing this and repeating it to clean all the silt and tiny rocks from the bottom of the spa and the spa seats. Easy to clean out the screen when I was done. This gadget is well worth the money spent! Those that wrote negative reviews must not be using it correctly, because it works as advertised. Just follow the instructions.

I've had a hot tub (outside) for 10+ years and it's common for dirt, leaves, etc. to get in the water (and usually sink to the bottom). Before buying this product, I used a manual (syringe-type) device to literally suck / vacuum out the dirt in the tub. When that device broke, I bought the Aura and have used it several times. I generally like it, but it does have limitations: Pros: very easy to use and works well when submerged to the bottom of the hot tub (at least 3 feet under). The deeper the water, the stronger the suction. I like that I don't have to clean the filter each time I use it and that the dirt/ grit is protected from falling back into the tub after sucking it out once. Cons: the device ONLY works when properly submerged (creating the pressure needed for the suction to work). So, if you have to clean areas of the tub that are pretty shallow (on steps of seating areas of the tub that are 1-2 feet deep or less, or when you've drained the tub and need to get the last bit of dirt at the bottom when there's very little water left), don't bother using this device as shallow water does not create enough pressure to create suction. My solution which allows me to continue to use the tool: I push the grit to the deepest portion of the tub and then vacuum out using this tool. OR, before emptying the tub completely, I make sure that I vacuum when I have enough water to create the necessary pressure.

Works much better than my old one.

This product is a great idea BUT unfortunately it didn’t hold up. We had it less than 2 months and it no longer works. There’s a little flap inside that opens and closes to trap debris. The flap will no longer close for us after maybe 6 uses. Save your money.

Pool pros don't take this tool seriously and always carry a power vacuum, which, of course, costs a lot more. I bought this vacuum on my friend's say-so as a new pool owner without doing independent research. I had serious problems with sediment and debris in my spa. It rained a lot, and I think the rain was washing the crumbling sandstone into the spa. The gardeners may have contributed by blowing in some dirt from the planter. While the spa had a lot of sand and debris on the bottom, this tool was a nightmare to use. The first use was great: it sucked a lot of muck from the bottom. Then I had to clean it after 3-4 uses because 1)the sand would clog up the filter and 2)the valve that is supposed to let the water in and out and keep the debris in would randomly get stuck in an open position letting the debris back out. Cleaning is easy enough, but tedious. I ended up keeping a bucket of water by the spa so that I could rinse out the vacuum every minute or two without having to turn on the hose and waste water. Since I finally cleaned my spa, and the rains stopped, I like this tool a lot better now that I don't have to use it except for an occasional removal of debris from the bottom. I probably would not buy it again, but having bought it, believe it will continue serving the purpose of occasional light cleaning. If your spa gets a lot of sediment and debris, you need to invest in a "real" vacuum.

I like this thing for many reasons, but my wife would not. It is a cylinder a bit over a foot long and three inches in diameter with an opening/attachment in the bottom and then the top fixed to a hollow tube, itself with a small hole at the top. Thumb over top hole and push cylinder to bottom of pool. The air cylinder tries to make it back to the surface, so you have to balance it – the upside down version of balancing a ten pound weight on a three foot pole – fun little game of dexterity. My wife would say “give me something that sinks down to where the stuff is, and has a nice little switch”. So you take your thumb off the hole, and it whistles as the water rushes impressively fast into the cylinder. Fascinated, you go back to your school physics and work out that even the one-and-a-half pounds a square inch that you have at three feet down creates quite a flow. Great, a bit of science, and yes, the trash gets sucked up. But it fills within seconds so you have to repeat the fun process several times. My wife would say “give me something that goes down and stays down till the job is done”. (A bit like – oh, maybe better not!). So now you’re done and you leave it by the pool. Next day a few more bits of trash, so you grab it again – “yuck, take that thing away from me – who knows what crawled into that hole overnight to wait to bite your thumb, and it’ll turn septic, they’ll have to amputate your arm, and then I suppose you’ll expect me to nurse you. It does not pump the water out the back of the device while under water, and that gives two distinct advantages. 1) you push it under the surface and you can see your target without the surface disturbance that battery or hose powered units give. 2) Some crud is too fine for any filter - e.g. our tub is filled from a well and the really fine black goes through even a pantyhose filter. This thing you quickly pull out and let it empty on the ground, black stuff and all, where the battery units just let it back where you sucked it from. But leaving it outdoors is the real advantage. Guys know that low voltage battery power and water are a turbulent marriage. Even with a seal, humidity and corrosion of terminals and motor bushes wreak their havoc. So now your wife has finished with it, and she is happy to leave it overnight, but you know that will not do. So you take it in, empty it, shake it, towel it dry and put it in a low moisture place. Next day, there is your wife in the spa with beside it the dripping battery vacuum that she had used to take out one small leaf. You do your best Charlie Brown “Good Grief” impression! This thing has no batteries, no terminals, no metal to rust. You leave it by the pool like a trusty fishing rod. Next day you see that little leaf and a few grains of sand. You sip your frosty, grab your sucking-spear, blow any nasties out the hole (maybe she was right on that one!), masterfully drive it to the bottom of the spa while expertly controlling the bucking cylinder with muscly coordination, aim at your prey and suck that sucker up. Then you lean your trusty weapon against the wall, grab your frosty again and join that lovely lady in the warm water. Like I say, it’s a guy thing.

Works great.

No es un producto estrella pero no es tan caro como la barredora eléctrica. Es para una persona con paciencia

Apto para piscinas hinchables de hasta 3x2 metros. Su mecanismo es muy sencillo aunque requiere practica para cogerle el truco. Cuanta mas agua en la piscina mayor potencia de succion. Está pensado para absorber tierra, pelusas, trozitos pequeños de basura o mugre que acaba siempre en los fondos aunque se le resisten cosas mas grandes. Lo mejor es la sencillez del producto. Lo peor es la de veces que es necesario limpiar el filtro si tu piscina suele acumular suciedad con facilidad o sueles dedicarle 1h todos los dias a la limpieza. Esto te llevará a tener que limpiar el filtro en varias ocasiones, pues se acumula la suciedad rapidamente y deja de absorber completamente. Deberia venir con mas filtros de recambio por el precio.

This thing works great! I had previously bought one very similar (and about $12 cheaper), but it did not work at all and was missing advertised pieces. So I returned it and bought this one and I’m so happy I did. It is so easy to use and is slim enough that it fits easily in a closet. No more trying to scoop out little bits of sand from our spa! It filters the debris from the water and when you lift it out of the water, the filtered water goes back in the hot tub. Video attached to show. We love it and it’s fun to use.

Il Prodotto è buono e facile Da usare ma è veramente costoso per quello che è

Nada horroroso no sis e para nada es un engaño no lo recomiendo para nada embalaje fatal roto y el producto venia hasta usado