The Pool Blaster Hydro 100 Cord-free Pool and Spa Cleaner


The Pool Blaster Hydro 100 Cord-free Pool and Spa cleaner is a surprisingly powerful and I was really impressed by how well this little vacuum worked. This is not a device to be used for larger pools, but it is perfect for your above ground spa, kiddy pool, and water features. I suppose you could use it for a larger pool, but I would suggest in that case to purchase the Hydro 500 instead. For around $100 the Hydro 100 is a great buy.




To order the Hydro 100: https://www.amazon.com/Pool-Blaster-14051AL-Hydro-Cleaner/dp/B07R18MDFN/ref=as_sl_pc_qf_sp_asin_til?tag=swimmingpooll-20&linkCode=w00&linkId=4c01562b8f61fce1e4c6e5edb7988993&creativeASIN=B07R18MDFN

Here is a description of the Hydro 100 from Water Tech:
A cord-free, rechargeable, easy solution for removing debris from any pool or spa. Lightweight and simple to use. The well-balanced design offers a comfortable handheld feel for quick cleanup. 

Transform to extended-reach cleanup by attaching the free 4-piece sectional pole. Water Tech's Pool Blaster Hydro 100 is another great product offered by Water Tech, The Pool Invention People. 

•SKU: 14051AL
•Includes USB Cable for Charging
(USB Charging Adapter Not Included)
•Run time: Up to 40 minutes
•Push Button ON/OFF Switch
•Includes (1) Reusable All Purpose Filter Bag
•Includes 4 Piece Sectional Pool Pole
•Includes 2 Vacuum Heads
•Quickly removes all debris, leaves, sand, and algae
•Cordless, No Hoses Needed
•Attaches to any standard telescopic pool pole

The Water Tech Aqua Broom is probably their most popular small vacuum but that runs off of four “D” batteries which in my opinion is a dated tech. Hydro 100 is more powerful than the Aqua Broom and the battery is water sealed and rechargeable. So if you are comparing the two look at the Hydro 100 as the vacuum of the future and the Aqua Broom as the old standby.  If you have an older Aqua Broom this would be a great update for you.

I think the number one question is how well the Hydro 100 picks up debris. The chamber does look deceivingly small. In my testing, though I found that the little bag actually picked up and held a good volume of dirt and leaves. The fact that it trapped so much dirt was also very impressive to me. Again, the debris bag looks pretty small, but it has a good capacity for debris.

I think the Hydro 100 is one of the top choices for a small battery-powered vacuum. If you don’t need a full-size vacuum and you are budget conscious the Hydro 100 has al of the elements that make it a great buy.

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