POOL BLASTER Water Tech Grit Gitter Manual Cordless Hot Tub and Spa Vacuum Cleaner for Spot Cleaning Sand and Dirt - Lightweight Handheld Design
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Features
- EASY TO USE: Simply grab the Pool Blaster Grit-Gitter, place it over the debris, squeeze, and you are done! It is that easy!
- HAND-HEALD & MANUALLY POWERED: Theres nothing to get out, nothing to hook up, or anything to plug in, you just grab it and go!
- SPOT CLEANING: Hand-hand cleaner gets into any tight spaces you can reach in your swimming pool or spa.
- WHATS INCLUDED: (1) Grit Gitter unit
Description
The Grit Gitter is the perfect solution for quick spot cleaning in any spa, hot tub, or kiddie pool! This easy-to-use product converts the strength of your hand into a powerful underwater cleaning system. Great for vacuuming grit and debris from tight corners.
Brand: POOL BLASTER
Model Name: Grit Gitter
Material: Plastic
Color: Blue
Product Dimensions: 3"L x 3"W x 9"H
Power Source: Manual
Other Special Features of the Product: Handheld, Manual, Portable
Control Method: Touch
Load Capacity: 16 ounces
Warranty Type: 8 years
Installation Type: manual
Material Type: Plastic
Color: Blue
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 3"L x 3"W x 9"H
Item Weight: 3.2 ounces
Brand Name: POOL BLASTER
Model Name: Grit Gitter
UPC: 663625101011 894331001429 663625101028 682428219242 767615634005 894331001412
Global Trade Identification Number: 12, 29
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 Year Limited Manufacturer's Warranty from Purchase Date
Unit Count: 7.8 Ounce
Item Type Name: Spa Vacuum
Manufacturer: Water Tech Corp
Model Number: 60A0102
Manufacturer Part Number: GG102
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I bought this for one reason: to suck up the occasional small amounts of sand which works its way into our hot tub. Since I don't mind scooting around on my hands and knees while I'm in the hot tub, this looked like a simple, low-tech way to address the problem. I am pleased to report that, for this limited purpose, the device works very well. It is ingeniously designed to suck up the grit but keep the dirt and debris from escaping while you are using it (at least until it gets full......more on that in a moment.) So, if you have a hot tub and want to rid yourself of a SMALL amount of bottom-dwelling debris, this little device will do the job. The only thing which some people might find at least a little annoying (not me) is that you have to empty the device fairly often. I have an 8-person hot tub which had a small amount of sand and debris on the bottom, and I probably had to empty the device 10 times. Since it only takes 10 seconds to unscrew the top, toss out the water and debris, screw on the top and get back to cleaning, this isn't a big deal to me. (If you don't clean the device frequently, you'll find that after about ten "sucks", you will lose some debris when you squeeze the device to make the next pick up.) The device also works best on stuff which is laying on a hard surface. While it can be used for stuff floating or suspended in your water, you might "chase" the debris before you suck it up. I've seen some people ask whether you can use this on an actual swimming pool, and my advice in that regard is clear: Unless you are a Buddhist Monk and are accustomed to building sand castles one grain of sand at a time, you will find that cleaning an entire swimming pool with this device to be maddening. While it is effective in SMALL areas, it will take you several weeks to cover the entire bottom of a swimming pool.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2018 by HonestAbe
Product does not work. Leaves tons of residue on bottom of my cold plunge and leaks the few things it does pick up. Tried to return with everything fully intact and they essentially kept all of my money. Do not waste your time it is a scam and they won’t refund you.
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2025 by Dylan
When the spa vacuum works, it does everything I need it for. The issues I have had are: 1. Latest unit I recieved - one of the two check valves was too tight to move. I replaced the valve using one from my prior broken unit. (Or else you would have needed to heat the valve leg to deform it slightly to allow it to move freely) 2. The rubber bulb will not last forever, expect a few years of use before it tears. 3. The debris screen works but could be secured better.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2023 by Amazon Customer
There is a learning curve, but it does work! It doesn’t pickup much with each squeeze, so I found myself having to go back around a couple times. The design could use some work. It spits out some of the debris, but it does suck up most of it. You have to squeeze it well above the debris you want to vacuum up, otherwise you just scatter the particles. If you squeeze too hard it starts to come apart. Overall, it’s doing the job. There is a $20 contraption where you hook your garden hose up to a manual vacuum. I think that works better, but it doesn’t fit in small hot tubs. This works great for small spaces.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2025 by J. Griffin
Yes, it does work. It is small, it takes manual squeezing, it only sucks in a little at a time, and you have to hold it on the bottom surface as you go, but it does work. I'd never use it on a pool, or even a large spa, but for my little spa - WONDERFUL! You can buy a vacuum stick for $45 (or more) or you can use this for less than $20. The dark blue chamber/bulb holds water, the green nose has a 1-way valve, screen, and holding chamber in it, and the yellow/flower part goes against the bottom you want to vacuum - the little teeth keep it from sucking/sticking to the bottom, holding it just off enough so it can suck in water and the grit on the bottom with it. When you squeeze the blue part, the valve between the grit holding chamber and the blue bulb closes so it pushes water out some exit ports around the blue/green seam. When you <slowly> release it, the valve opens and as the water is sucked into the blue area, it sucks it through the yellow part, trapping debris in a small screen before the water passes on into the blue bulb. The more you squeeze it and the slower you release it, the longer you can "vacuum" along the bottom - usually only a second or two. I'll try to post some pics and a video to show you. So, yes, it is cheap, but it does what I need it to do!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2016 by DC Frank
I bought this for my inflatable hot tub. It looked promising but upon using it, it doesn’t work as stated. When you squeeze the bottle it pushes the dirt away from the vacuum making it harder to suck anything up and when you do get it to suck up the dirt if you squeeze it too hard the dirt will just expel right back out of the bottle. I really wanted to like this because of its simplicity but it simply doesn’t work as intended.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2023 by Jamie
don't waste your money on this I made the mistake of waiting too long to try it out only to find out the valves that allow it to create suction don't open and close right, in fact the inlet valve wont close at all the relief valve will close and not open so when you try to use it all that happens is the water is pushed out he inlet valve as you squeeze it. I thought this would be a good design it was small and the filter looked like it would be perfect for cleaning the little bit of sand the gets in my spa but all it does is stir it all up in the water. It honestly doesn't deserve 1 star but 0 is not an option
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2022 by Chad
Who knew that a hand pump pool/spa vacuum could elicit such a strong, positive emotional response? We put together a makeshift sitting pool using a (thoroughly cleaned) 300 gallon agricultural tank, but noticed a little bit of grit in the bottom after a month or so of regular, daily use. Because it's grit, the skimmer wasn't picking it up. Enter the Grit Gitter. The price is right, the colors are spunky, and the little foot at the end looks like a claw which we lovingly termed The Chicken Foot. This couldn't be easier to use and it is so wonderful at doing is job that I find myself a bit bummed that there's not more grit to git -- I mean, get. Check out the photos showing the fineness of the screen and the grit it picked up inside. If you have a spa or a small sitting pool, this is ideal for maintenance while you're sitting in it. The manufacturer also sells a reaching pole for it so you can use it from the outside as well but I've found it only on the manufacturer's website and not here. This little Chicken Foot end picks up all the grit down at the bottom! This beats any doubly expensive tool and it's so fun to use that you might find yourself dumping sand in your water just so you can use it more often [NOT RECOMMENDED!].
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2019 by M. C. Payette