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Muck Question
Topic Started: Apr 9 2011, 06:45 PM (201 Views)
VB68
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Still have some muck at the bottom of our pond. Has anyone ever tried microbe lift sludge away? Or have any other suggestions
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Its Just Don
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Haven't tried it as I haven't needed it. The bottom drain takes away most of that stuff and I remove it from the lily pool when I drain it in the fall. Do you have a bottom drain? If not, you might like to add one that sits on top of the liner.

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I've tried it, however, I really couldn't tell you if it works or not. If I remember correctly, you have to use it continuously, not just once and it "gets 'er done." It made me nervous to use it because of the oxygen depletion. I have a rock/pebble bottom pond, so it was hard to tell if it worked, plus I didn't have the guts to keep using it as the directions state.
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Pond vac for the muck :thumbup:

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