The Deskuzzer is a 5 foot wide floating seine, that collects surface debris as it is dragged along the surface of the water. It is designed to collect most floating algae, weeds and whatever else is floating on the surface of your lake or pond. When the collection netting is full the Deskuzzer should be emptied on the shore and then redeployed until all the surface debris is gone. The Deskuzzer ships complete with everything one needs - except for the boat, if you choose to use one......
We have incorporated some suggestions advanced by our early customers:
- Ultra tough screen material for the collection netting.
- An abrasion resistant guard on lower bar
- 50% longer pull line to permit longer throws
- 5' Alum. Pole to hold the Deskuzzer when deployed in front of a boat. (add $10.00)
- Pleated screen edges to help retain the Skuzz..
These improvements have made the Deskuzzer more useful and durable.
In the Ocean or Bay it can be used to clear a section of water that is littered with seaweed fragments. It can make your beach time a little more enjoyable.
As you can see the DeSkuzzer is at home in the ocean as well as in the lake, and its easy to use, you just throw it in and drag it through the water collecting the surface debris, then bring it on shore and empty it....
Tesimonials..
From: "bob & cheryl ripley"
To: <warren@derma-safe.com>
Sent: Wednesday, November 18, 2009 7:24 PM
Subject: descuzzer
> Thank you for saving my pond!
>
> I had all but given up on the duckweed that had completely covered the
> small (85' x 55') pond that sits next to our house. Then my wife
> discovered your product online and we ordered one with more than a bit
> of skepticism. But it worked like a charm, and after a few cleaning
> sessions, my pond was clear once again.
>
> Then, in October, I used the descuzzer to remove the blanket of leaves
> that had fallen on the pond. If left alone they would sink and present
> a murky mess in the spring.
>
> I can't think of a product that has exceeded my expectations the way
> yours has. If only you had a product to rid my pond of the muskrat
> family that has moved in!
>
> Gratefully,
> Bob Ripley
> Marietta, New York
From: "Jonathan Stein"
To: "Lake Bottom Blanket <Lake Bottom Blanket" <warren@derma-safe.com>
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 2:30 PM
Subject: Re: Lake Bottom Blanket Feedback
> Warren,
> The Descuzzer worked wonderfully and I had the cleanest pond last
> summer I have ever had.
>
> A couple of usage points:
>
> Working from a boat was inefficient as the scuzz would slip out the
> sides, perhaps some small end panels on the mesh would help.
< [We will incorporate corner flaps which should help trap the skuzz.]
>
> Working from shore worked well, I was able to throw the DeScuzzer
> like a fishing net and scope a large amount of scuzz with every
> retrieve. One problem was pulling it to shore at first I let it touch
> bottom in shallow water but that quickly tore the mesh where it ran
> over the rebar. I stitched it up with monofilament and am more careful
> now. Perhaps a plastic half sleeve over the rebar and mesh wold
> reinforce that.
< [We have found a sleeve which we will put around the screened rebar;
it will keep the screen from wearing when dragged along the ground.]
>
> Working with the wind makes the job easier. Descuzz when the
> afternoon wind has pushed the scuzz to one side of the pond.
< [Great idea; we will also increase the length of the line to make the
throwing of the DeSkuzzer easier.]
>
> The Descuzzer solved my scuzz problem my pond was kept clear and
> fishable right through the summer.
< [Another suggestion that Jon made in our phone talk was not to try to
do the whole job at once; do just a bit at a time and do rely on the breeze
to corral the skuzz.]
>
> Thank You,
> Jon Stein
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