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Resources to improve water quality with enzymes, bacteria and other non-chemical alternatives.

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Will Enzymes Really Help Me Use Fewer Chemicals In My Pool or Hot Tub?
By Eco Blog
The short answer is: YES! The real purpose of pool sanitizers like chlorine and bromine is to kill the harmful bacteria in our pool water. Its second job is to break down any organics such as sunscreen and tanning oil, urine, feces,...
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Enzymes, Pool & Spa March 9, 2018
Help with IBC Tote Threads and Valves
By Eco Blog
Connecting hoses, caps, and other accessories to an IBC tote can be confusing because there are so many different thread types utilized on the bladder itself as well as on the valves. A detailed description of most common thread types and valve types is available by downloading the PDF in this document.
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Article February 27, 2018
Muck Isn't That Big Of A Deal, Is It?
By Jamie Axelsen
Pond muck or sludge is a buildup of blackish, smelly, tar-like goop found at the bottom of many lakes and ponds. It is mostly organic matter, but it's gross. Most of it is actually made up of fish waste and decaying...
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Aeration, Bacteria, Enzymes, Lake & Pond, Sludge Pellets, Trace Minerals January 7, 2018
Why Are Trace Minerals Important To My Lake Or Pond?
By Jamie Axelsen
Trace Minerals are a key factor in the ability of the beneficial bacteria to operate at maximum efficiency.
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Article, Enzymes, Lake & Pond July 11, 2017