Pondzyme

[Cheryl and Rob]

Just have a quick question concerning Pondzyme (PondCare). I just bought a
container of this and the measuring scoop that they should have provided me
with is not there (imagine that). Sooooo I was wondering if anyone has ever
used it and if so how much would one scoop actually measure.

What jogged my memory was that Gary had said in a previous post that he used
an enzyme powder as well to clean his pond and I was just wondering how much
a scoop really is. Sorry for the goofy question I just want to do it right
the first time and not screw it up.
Thanks for the time!!

[Gail Futoran]

"Cheryl and Rob" > wrote in message
news:EdeIe.17974$QX2.6641@trndny01...
> Just have a quick question concerning Pondzyme (PondCare). I just bought a
> container of this and the measuring scoop that they should have provided
> me with is not there (imagine that). Sooooo I was wondering if anyone has
> ever used it and if so how much would one scoop actually measure.
>
> What jogged my memory was that Gary had said in a previous post that he
> used an enzyme powder as well to clean his pond and I was just wondering
> how much a scoop really is. Sorry for the goofy question I just want to do
> it right the first time and not screw it up.
> Thanks for the time!!

It's about two tsp. (I just checked.)

Don't be offended, but are you sure the scoop's
not in there? It can settle down quite a bit. I've
had to poke around to find the scoop in my
PondZyme containers.

Gail
near San Antonio TX Zone 8

[~ jan JJsPond.us]

>Just have a quick question concerning Pondzyme (PondCare). I just bought a
>container of this and the measuring scoop that they should have provided me
>with is not there (imagine that). Sooooo I was wondering if anyone has ever
>used it and if so how much would one scoop actually measure.

Looks to be 1/4 teaspoon to me. ~ jan

~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~

[Priscilla McCullough]

Thats what I thought to. It was hidden way on the bottom.
Priss
"~ jan JJsPond.us" > wrote in message
...
> >Just have a quick question concerning Pondzyme (PondCare). I just bought
> >a
>>container of this and the measuring scoop that they should have provided
>>me
>>with is not there (imagine that). Sooooo I was wondering if anyone has
>>ever
>>used it and if so how much would one scoop actually measure.
>
> Looks to be 1/4 teaspoon to me. ~ jan
>
> ~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~
>

[~ jan JJsPond.us]

>Thats what I thought to. It was hidden way on the bottom.
>Priss

I have an older container, is it still 1/4 teaspoon size, or have they gone
bigger? ~ jan


~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~

[Gail Futoran]

"~ jan JJsPond.us" > wrote in message
...
> >Just have a quick question concerning Pondzyme (PondCare). I just bought
> >a
>>container of this and the measuring scoop that they should have provided
>>me
>>with is not there (imagine that). Sooooo I was wondering if anyone has
>>ever
>>used it and if so how much would one scoop actually measure.
>
> Looks to be 1/4 teaspoon to me. ~ jan
>
> ~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~

Do we have different PondZyme? :) Mine is PondZyme
Plus. Would that make a difference? I actually
went out into the garage, brought the container
of PondZyme+ into the kitchen, took out a tablespoon
measure, filled the PondZyme scoop, added the
contents to the tablespoon (tbl too big!), then
dumped it back into the container. Took a teaspoon
measure, refilled the PondZyme scoop, poured it
into the tsp - had to stop halfway - dumped the first
tsp into the container and added more Pondzyme.
Total - about 2 teaspoons.

Or did you mean 1/4 *table*spoon??

Gail
near San Antonio TX Zone 8

[Priscilla McCullough]

I have pondzyme plus to. Its 2 tsp also.
Priss
"Gail Futoran" > wrote in message
...
> "~ jan JJsPond.us" > wrote in message
> ...
>> >Just have a quick question concerning Pondzyme (PondCare). I just bought
>> >a
>>>container of this and the measuring scoop that they should have provided
>>>me
>>>with is not there (imagine that). Sooooo I was wondering if anyone has
>>>ever
>>>used it and if so how much would one scoop actually measure.
>>
>> Looks to be 1/4 teaspoon to me. ~ jan
>>
>> ~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~
>
> Do we have different PondZyme? :) Mine is PondZyme
> Plus. Would that make a difference? I actually
> went out into the garage, brought the container
> of PondZyme+ into the kitchen, took out a tablespoon
> measure, filled the PondZyme scoop, added the
> contents to the tablespoon (tbl too big!), then
> dumped it back into the container. Took a teaspoon
> measure, refilled the PondZyme scoop, poured it
> into the tsp - had to stop halfway - dumped the first
> tsp into the container and added more Pondzyme.
> Total - about 2 teaspoons.
>
> Or did you mean 1/4 *table*spoon??
>
> Gail
> near San Antonio TX Zone 8
>

[Cheryl and Rob]

I dumped the whole container into a gallon freezer bag and no scoop. I also
have the PondZyme (not PondZyme Plus). I guess I am just gonna go with 2
teaspoons.

"Cheryl and Rob" > wrote in message
news:EdeIe.17974$QX2.6641@trndny01...
> Just have a quick question concerning Pondzyme (PondCare). I just bought a
> container of this and the measuring scoop that they should have provided
> me with is not there (imagine that). Sooooo I was wondering if anyone has
> ever used it and if so how much would one scoop actually measure.
>
> What jogged my memory was that Gary had said in a previous post that he
> used an enzyme powder as well to clean his pond and I was just wondering
> how much a scoop really is. Sorry for the goofy question I just want to do
> it right the first time and not screw it up.
> Thanks for the time!!
>

[~ jan JJsPond.us]

>On Fri, 05 Aug 2005 00:24:42 GMT, "Cheryl and Rob" > wrote:

>I dumped the whole container into a gallon freezer bag and no scoop. I also
>have the PondZyme (not PondZyme Plus). I guess I am just gonna go with 2
>teaspoons.

Went and double checked mine, which is just Pond Zyme, and I guess I didn't
remember the scoop size correctly. Mine is more like 1 teaspoon in size.
~ jan

~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~

[Cheryl and Rob]

Thanks Jan!!!

"Cheryl and Rob" > wrote in message
news:EdeIe.17974$QX2.6641@trndny01...
> Just have a quick question concerning Pondzyme (PondCare). I just bought a
> container of this and the measuring scoop that they should have provided
> me with is not there (imagine that). Sooooo I was wondering if anyone has
> ever used it and if so how much would one scoop actually measure.
>
> What jogged my memory was that Gary had said in a previous post that he
> used an enzyme powder as well to clean his pond and I was just wondering
> how much a scoop really is. Sorry for the goofy question I just want to do
> it right the first time and not screw it up.
> Thanks for the time!!
>

[Hal]

On Thu, 04 Aug 2005 01:31:16 GMT, "Cheryl and Rob"
> wrote:

>Just have a quick question concerning Pondzyme (PondCare). I just bought a
>container of this and the measuring scoop that they should have provided me
>with is not there (imagine that). Sooooo I was wondering if anyone has ever
>used it and if so how much would one scoop actually measure.

The 16 oz container I bought this year has a scoop buried in the
container. I'm sure it must have been on top, at one time, but has
traveled a lot of miles since it was packed.

The scoop filled three times with water fills a one ounce stainless
measure. I make that 2 teaspoons per scoop.

For teaspoons to ounces I use Convert. 6t=1oz
http://www.joshmadison.com/software/convert/

Regards,

Hal