Do you have to empty the net after each time you dunk it in the water?
346586
No you don't. Only need to empty when the net is full. It holds quite a bit. I think it is great. I like the simplicity.
346587
No, you don't. There is a container that holds quite a bit of debris. I can use it many times before I have to empty it. I usually try to get anything large like leaves with a net. Then I use the vacuum for the bottom of the spa to remove smaller particles and sand. It does a nice job.
346588
No! You can wait for months, until it gets really dirty, or wash it after you're done each time. The water exits through the filter after each dunk, trapping any sediment in the filter. After a while, you can replace or clean the filter and reuse.
346589
Not unless you suck up a lot of junk on one pass. I can go around all 7 seats in our spa and suck out the debris off them and then empty after I'm done.
346590
Negative... clean your whole tub then rinse it out when completed. This is assuming of course that you don't have a whole beachful of sand in your tub.
346591
No, only when the net is full. It holds quite a bit before you have to empty it.
346592
Not each time. You have to watch how it is picking up debris. If it slows or stops, then you need to empty the basket. Remember it does not take too much to fill it up.
346593
No, the dirt will stay contained in the tube via a flapper. You can use it numerous times before you have to empty it.
323282
No, you are better having it fully submerged. The bubbles will help circulate air into the water.
1051241
While it does not use the hooks, there are indentations in the mat that fit over the hooks so they don't have to be removed. This way they don't have to put holes in the plastic to accommodate the hooks that would also let water through. The backs of the mats are held into place by plastic spikes that work like cleats on golf shoes, if that helps. They have not moved around on me at all.
819158
No. The net has an open bottom. The idea is that you hang it so there is a bit of slack on the ground that way you don't get any unexpected critters.
782445
Don't know if it is necessary to empty the water after each use, but it is a good practice. Water in a closed container can harbor bacteria. If you remove the cleaner the batteries are are not making contact with a source so you don't have to remove them. Hope this helps
794801
No! And the salt gets clogged really easy! You have to bang on it pretty good to get it clear. Hope this helps
1181155
It does come with the net in the picture; however, it is not very tall. I gave it to my grandson for his birthday and he and his sister have really enjoyed it. The rackets are great.
1199934
We empty it every time we use it. I would think that if you left the water in it that you may get a build up of sediments in the tank from the water.
1244133
Yes, but you fill it up in 3 areas with air. We hang them during pool season and then fold them up and put away!
119469
No, it does not, we used clips around the edge of the umbrells to hold the net when it was closed. Hope this helps.
847046
you shouldn't have to...but if need be spot clean it. don't put it in the washer or flood it with water if u want it to be nice again
1437059
no. you have to buy separately. and our nets only lasted one season with boys @ the hs level. we will have to buy nets again next year.
1414111
I have never tried that. It's possible that it would damage the plastic net, so it might be a problem. It has been easy to wash by hand though.
600716
There is a basket in it. I take it out and let it air dry. The tank is easy to clean. You just wipe it dry after using it.
968319
No. It's too messy. I just empty the basket into a box and toss the box. Hope this helps you.
1858423
No, it does not come with a net. You don't need a net to play the game according to the way speedminton is played. My family uses a badminton net though. We just use the speedminton set in place of the badminton rackets and shuttlecocks.
1025316
The net is permanently attached. But if you simply flip the hammock over before setting it up you can go without the net.