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- POWERED BY PHYSICS NO BATTERIES OR CORDS Just a few plunges removes debris in seconds. This manual spa vacuum uses simple suction to clean spas, pool stairs, and hot tubs.
- CORDLESS HOT TUB VACUUM WITH DEEP CLEANING Picks up dirt, sand, leaves, dead bugs, and more. Extends to 7 feet with built-in telescopic handle for deep reach.
- LIGHTWEIGHT, NIMBLE & RELIABLE Easily cleans tight corners, hot tub stairs, and hard-to-reach areas without dragging out a bulky cleaner.
- THE ORIGINAL SPAVAC BY ROLA-CHEM Trusted since day one. Join tens of thousands who rely on the 6250 Paradise Power Spa Vacuum for simple, effective spa cleaning.
Description
The easiest way to remove dirt and debris from your spa. Works without batteries, hoses or other complicated hookups. Utilizes a simple siphon action.
Brand: Rola-Chem
Model Name: SPAVAC
Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), Aluminum, Plastic
Color: Paradise Spa Vac
Product Dimensions: 5"L x 5"W x 58"H
Power Source: manual
Item Weight: 2.5 Pounds
Hose Length: 2 Meters
Special Feature: Portable, Handheld
Assembly Required: No
Control Method: Touch
Warranty Type: Limited
Load Capacity: 5.2 Pounds
Efficiency: Energy Efficient, High efficiency, Effective
Product Care Instructions: General cleaning and rinsing after use.
Installation Type: manual
UPC: 757706125000 757706124003
Global Trade Identification Number: 00
Product Dimensions: 5 x 5 x 58 inches
Item Weight: 2.5 pounds
Manufacturer: Rola-Chem
Item model number: 6250
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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If you own a hot tub you must have one of these. Great for cleaning the sand and other debris from the bottom. Quick and easy. Easy to clean, light and portable. Very durable as well. Love it!!
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2025 by Douglas Taylor
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2015 by Wulfrunian
Does the job ok for small gravel & sand. You get to suck up about a couple of feet at a time if you move swiftly.
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2025 by Terry Wysocki
No worry about motors or charging, this uses siphon. Just put your finger over the hole at the top of the pole and then put in water where you want to clean. Set the pole over the debris and lift your finger. The mess gets collected and stays in the filter and the water drains back out. Exactly want I needed for my swimspa. I only need a vacuum for very quick picks up and this is perfect.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025 by Colette
I came back to write this review many months later because it stopped working. All of the plastic, including the little flap that controls water couldn't be any cheaper. Even if it all works, it is many times slower than a powered vacuum - which is to be expected, so not necessarily something you should hold against a manual vacuum. Overall, I felt the build quality was disrespectful. You spend many more times over trying to suck things up with this than a power vacuum.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2025 by G.S.
product works great
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2025 by Dennis Eads
This vacuum is awesome, but fragile. Put your finger on the hole at the top of the pole, put bottom over debris to vacuum. Move finger. Lift and let water drain back into tub while debris is captured in the tank. Awesome. However, I was using the vacuum today and leaned it against the spa. Wind blew it over onto the concrete. Noticed the little white circle in the pictures was rattling around the tank. Tried to disassemble the tank and put the little white piece back into it's spot, but couldn't get it. You can unscrew the bottom of the tank, but the top part is fixed. I don't have large hands but couldn't get my hand/arm into the tank to put the piece back in place. I tried to use it with the piece removed. It worked, but not nearly as well. Amazon is replacing with exact same product. I'll be very careful with the next one. For $80, I'd expect it to be a bit more sturdy.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2023 by djearl81 djearl81