Truth Seeker
February 18th 07, 06:34 PM
"Concerned Aquaria Group Members" Roy "Tristan" Hauer
> wrote in message
...
> Dreamaing or halucinating carol, Dream on you clueless idiot.
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>
> Just have the pond crew scrub and wash off that liner well before
> install. Exposure to the sun will help. If possible have them drop off
> liner before hand and roll it out to sunlight exposure and weater
> until they can install it. Then fill it (no need to use dechlor) and
> turn on pumps and allow water to circulat for a bit, then drain and
> refill using dechlor.......you should be good to go. There are a lot
> of ponds made using roof liner and they do just fine with a general
> hosing off before hand and a good fill and drain and a refill .....
>
> Of they are telling you they are usuing roofing liner up front and yu
> agree on a price thats fine. Often times roof liner can be had in
> heavier thickness than pond liners. At least they were honest and up
> front with telling yu they are usuing roofing liner. As to a refund,
> etc, well thats just our resident knowit all trol running her mouth as
> usual. You know what you need to do in terms of refunds or your
> contract, and there is no need to discuss yur private area in public
> at our resident trolls desire. The info she gives is nothing more than
> not being able to resist the urge to repy to any and all topics with
> little or no actual info to give that is pertinent to the post.
>
> Have fun and good luck.....
>
>
>
> On Sun, 18 Feb 2007 09:54:15 -0600, xxxxxxxx >
> wrote:
>
> <<>>*NOTE: There is only one dumbass named Zebulon posting on this
> group.*
> <<>>
> <<>>"klj" > wrote in message
> . ..
> <<>>>
> <<>><brevity snip>
>
> Typical snip for her, as she does not want correct good info mixed
> with her so called good info.......it takes away her attention.
> <<>>
> <<>>> BTW, if they used roofing rubber, they owe you a refund, it's
> generally
> <<>>> about 60% of what the "fish safe" stuff sells for. And there's no
> need
> <<>>> to wait for days because of the liner, the worst that's on it is a
> bit
> <<>>> of talc they used as a release agent.
> <<>>=======================
> <<>>Spread the roofing liner, hose well and use. From what I've seen
> anything
> <<>>made explicitly for the ornamental pond crowd is overpriced, from
> liner to
> <<>>pond "salt" to the aquatic plants they sell us to foods we feed our
> fish.
>
>
>
> -------
> I forgot more about ponds and koi than I'll ever know!
> wrote in message
...
> Dreamaing or halucinating carol, Dream on you clueless idiot.
[REJECTION] = Repetitious Content. Slander. Stalking. False Accusations.
Further attempts to intrude on
conversations will result in summary deletion of all your posts, unread, for
a period of one week. Proving a negative is fallacious argument. Provide
proof you've ever
helped anyone for re-instatement.
>
> Just have the pond crew scrub and wash off that liner well before
> install. Exposure to the sun will help. If possible have them drop off
> liner before hand and roll it out to sunlight exposure and weater
> until they can install it. Then fill it (no need to use dechlor) and
> turn on pumps and allow water to circulat for a bit, then drain and
> refill using dechlor.......you should be good to go. There are a lot
> of ponds made using roof liner and they do just fine with a general
> hosing off before hand and a good fill and drain and a refill .....
>
> Of they are telling you they are usuing roofing liner up front and yu
> agree on a price thats fine. Often times roof liner can be had in
> heavier thickness than pond liners. At least they were honest and up
> front with telling yu they are usuing roofing liner. As to a refund,
> etc, well thats just our resident knowit all trol running her mouth as
> usual. You know what you need to do in terms of refunds or your
> contract, and there is no need to discuss yur private area in public
> at our resident trolls desire. The info she gives is nothing more than
> not being able to resist the urge to repy to any and all topics with
> little or no actual info to give that is pertinent to the post.
>
> Have fun and good luck.....
>
>
>
> On Sun, 18 Feb 2007 09:54:15 -0600, xxxxxxxx >
> wrote:
>
> <<>>*NOTE: There is only one dumbass named Zebulon posting on this
> group.*
> <<>>
> <<>>"klj" > wrote in message
> . ..
> <<>>>
> <<>><brevity snip>
>
> Typical snip for her, as she does not want correct good info mixed
> with her so called good info.......it takes away her attention.
> <<>>
> <<>>> BTW, if they used roofing rubber, they owe you a refund, it's
> generally
> <<>>> about 60% of what the "fish safe" stuff sells for. And there's no
> need
> <<>>> to wait for days because of the liner, the worst that's on it is a
> bit
> <<>>> of talc they used as a release agent.
> <<>>=======================
> <<>>Spread the roofing liner, hose well and use. From what I've seen
> anything
> <<>>made explicitly for the ornamental pond crowd is overpriced, from
> liner to
> <<>>pond "salt" to the aquatic plants they sell us to foods we feed our
> fish.
>
>
>
> -------
> I forgot more about ponds and koi than I'll ever know!