Is there a stronger magnet cleaner?

[jorjef]

Originally Posted by Coleus

it worth the money I think, once i got my tigershark i gave away my mag-float

Was it the cleaning ability ( effectiveness with coraline etc) or the strength of the magnet that impressed you most?

[gobytron]

they are one and the same if you think about it.

[jorjef]

Originally Posted by gobytron

they are one and the same if you think about it.

I suppose, but just wondering how abrasive the inner pads were vs. coraline, I find the mag floats rather useless against it.

[Gripenfelter]

I was using a scraper and sea urchin for the stubborn coraline algae. The blue linkia and marble starfish help a bit too.

$147 for a magnet is pretty steep. I wouldn't want to spend more than $60

[jorjef]

Originally Posted by Gripenfelter

I was using a scraper and sea urchin for the stubborn coraline algae. The blue linkia and marble starfish help a bit too.

$147 for a magnet is pretty steep. I wouldn't want to spend more than $60

Ya that's a bit to choke back, I would only need the Hammer head $67.25

[lastlight]

Tiger shark is more than strong enough and it's $100. I recall seeing it at BRS for like $80 or something. Something to consider if you order from them and had an excuse to add a magnet cleaner (won't add on to shipping).

[-=James=-]

+1 on tiger shark. Very strong but not strong enough to remove coraline.

[gobytron]

If you had a stronger magnet, the same pad would do more work than with a weaker one no?

Just looked.
I have an extra tiger shark and an extra great white here.
I could ship em if anyone wants to pm a fair offer.

[Gripenfelter]

Thanks guys. Tiger Shark it is!

[Coleus]

Originally Posted by gobytron

If you had a stronger magnet, the same pad would do more work than with a weaker one no?

yes it does and it worn out faster but also clean faster so you do less sweeping