Poolmaster 28300 Sucker Swimming Vacuum Reviews Summary

Poolmaster 28300 Sucker Swimming Vacuum Review: Pros & Cons

Description: Poolmaster 28300 Big Sucker Manual Swimming Pool Leaf Vacuum Head, Blue

Avg. Price: $30.50

Rating: 4.1
based on 275 reviews.

Assembly and Setup

Pros:

  • "Went together easily. Attached to either of my two pool poles without issue."
  • "Nothing really to assemble. Install bag, hook up hose, connect pole."
  • "Easy to set up. Connect water hose to it. Unroll all of your hose so there are no kinks as you push it in pool."
  • "It was really simple to attach everything and get started."
  • "Easy to assemble."
  • "So simple to set up, easy to use, and works great at sucking up the leaves at the bottom of the pool."
  • "The set up was super easy, I don’t even think it came with directions."

Cons:

  • "No instructions with the product."
  • "It didn’t come with a pole and the size pole I have didn’t fit, apparently it takes a non standard size."
  • "The attachment handle for pool pole also did not want to allow the pole to be straight on."
  • "The white pin that holds the pole to the vacuum came out too easily, was lost in the pool after 20 minutes of use."
  • "Didn’t come with a handle already and a little bit difficult to keep flat on the bottom of the pool."
  • "The wheels didn't roll very well and I found myself dragging it more than pushing or rolling it."
  • "The handle broke after a few uses."

Suction and Cleaning Efficiency

Pros:

  • "This water powered vacuum works great for removing larger debris from your pool bottom."
  • "Great price and sucks up leaves and twigs very easily."
  • "The pool gadget works great!!! I love it! Easy to use, hook up your garden hose, and your own extended universal pole, turn water on hard, and it sucks the leaves into the bag!!!"
  • "It picked up algae and sand I didn’t even know was in my pool."
  • "This product works exactly as intended."
  • "This leaf vacuum really sucks. It hold a large quantity of leaves and still keeps working."
  • "It is very easy to use and holds a lot of debris."

Cons:

  • "The latest one produces nearly no suction as the water just dribbles out of the jets."
  • "Suction stinks as you have to leave it over the leaves for several minutes or you wont pick them up."
  • "This is a total waste of $$."
  • "The leaves were being pushed around and the vacuum did not catch much."
  • "It does not filter out the dirt or algae that grow on the leaves that have been sitting at the bottom all winter, which in turn makes the water extremely cloudy!"
  • "I guess you get what you pay for."
  • "Suction ok, wheels are hard to turn on their axes and gets stuck makes it hard to direct to the spot you want to reach."

Design and Durability

Pros:

  • "For the price, you can not beat this."
  • "All this and it's inexpensive with no batteries or electronics to break."
  • "Good design but I would be cautious with the water connection. Seems to be the most vulnerable spot for breakage."
  • "I was very happy when I found it available!"
  • "Also the location of the hose connection to the pole connection is well thought out."
  • "The wheels are larger than the box store offering. makes it easier to maneuver around the pool."
  • "The product is excellent for the price, very easy to hook up."

Cons:

  • "Looks like it’s missing weights and/or brushes to keep on bottom and create suction."
  • "It seems like someone took an innovative design and made it as cheaply as possible."
  • "The wheels tend to fall off and the bags rip."
  • "No offense but a guy probably invented this. The pole attachment doesn’t swivel from the hose attachment make going a different direction a complete chore!"
  • "The handling is awkward. Then when vacuuming it is not heavy enough so it turns vertical and floats."
  • "It is very cheaply made and obviously fragile, but even if it only lasts one season, it is worth it."
  • "Everything about the implement is fragile and poorly designed."

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