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I purchased a hot tub and quickly learned that you need a way to clean the bottom of debris. Sand, dirt, etc. often accumulates on the bottom. You need something long enough to reach the bottom that has suction power to remove the debris. Since it is under water, a natural siphon would provide the requisite suction. I shopped online for different products and found them expensive and none seemed to meet my needs. So I improvised - and it works perfectly.
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Materials needed:
- three (3) six-inch strips of duct tape;
- one (1) broken golf club shaft at least three feet in length with grip intact. Most people have one of these laying around or knows someone else who does. A graphite shaft is preferred over steel, but it really doesn't matter. Frankly, any similar shafted item of equal length will do;
- approximately seven feet of clear 1/2-inch diameter tubing (available at Home Depot, Lowes and other hardware stores).
- three (3) six-inch strips of duct tape;
- one (1) broken golf club shaft at least three feet in length with grip intact. Most people have one of these laying around or knows someone else who does. A graphite shaft is preferred over steel, but it really doesn't matter. Frankly, any similar shafted item of equal length will do;
- approximately seven feet of clear 1/2-inch diameter tubing (available at Home Depot, Lowes and other hardware stores).
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