Shouldn't. Most skimmers/pond filters can't filter down to the molecular
level. Portions of the product would get sucked in, go through the system,
re-enter the pond and be re-added to the membrane. You would need to add an
extra amount of the product to compensate for the product that would be
moving through the filtering system though. My guess would be another drop
or two.

Sam

"~ jan JJsPond.us" wrote in message
...
Hmmm, I image if one had a skimmer it would remove all the product?
~ jan

On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 11:37:00 -0500, "Sam Hopkins"
wrote:

Hi Everyone,

First off let me say that normally I wouldn't post
commercial
info on a newsgroup, but I think that we are all one big family here and
I'm not some person posting an ad and then never coming back. I just
wanted
to post a message letting you all know of a new product my company has
come
out with which reduces evaporation. Evaporation as you all know causes
countless top offs and as a few people here have posted, sometimes death
when we forget to turn the hose off. If you're a ponder with aquariums
you
know that evaporation raises humidity and adds a certain smell to the
room.
Evaporation is also responsible for countless other problems that we
generally don't associate it with.

The product is called "NO EVAPORATION!" and is available
online
for purchase. It's pretty reasonable at $9.99 for a 30 week supply for
ponds
and 100+ week supply for aquariums. For a limited time first time buyers
can
get a bottle for free at our online store. It should also be available at
your local pet stores in the coming weeks.

You can order the product (or free bottle) or get more
information by going to our website at http://www.noevaporation.com

If you have any questions please let me know!

Sam


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