Blue

"REBEL JOE" wrote in message
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Has anyone heard of or used Crystal Blue. We got some in at wally world
where I work and wonder if anyone has used it. Says it cleans and makes
water blue and clearer.



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I tried a similar product last year. I used maybe half of the recommended
amount, and the water was ELECTRIC BLUE. LOL. I swore I'd never use it
again, but I am considering adding in a few weeks as the pond ramps up, so I
can prevent the algae from taking over before the VF does.


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Benign Vanilla wrote:

"REBEL JOE" wrote in message
...
Has anyone heard of or used Crystal Blue. We got some in at wally world
where I work and wonder if anyone has used it. Says it cleans and makes
water blue and clearer.

http://community.webtv.net/rebeljoe/POND

I tried a similar product last year. I used maybe half of the recommended
amount, and the water was ELECTRIC BLUE. LOL. I swore I'd never use it
again, but I am considering adding in a few weeks as the pond ramps up, so
I can prevent the algae from taking over before the VF does.

Aren't these dyes usually based on Copper Sulfate? OK for Wally World
maybe, kind of hard on the invertebrates in a garden pond. Even if it
isn't Copper Sulfate, "clean" isn't really something you really want in a
pond that actually has to support living organisms.
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derek

No, the dyes I have looked at, and i have looked at a heap of them,
did not have copper listed as an ingredient. They get their blue /
green colors etc from another source. I have looked at :
Crystal Blue, Blue Lagoon., Loc Ness Blue, Becketts Blue Dye, Blue
Diamond, Pond Blue, and some whose names I forget. They all state they
are safe for fish and other marine life............

On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 14:34:56 -0400, Derek Broughton
wrote:

===Benign Vanilla wrote:
===
=== "REBEL JOE" wrote in message
=== ...
=== Has anyone heard of or used Crystal Blue. We got some in at wally world
=== where I work and wonder if anyone has used it. Says it cleans and makes
=== water blue and clearer.
===
=== http://community.webtv.net/rebeljoe/POND
===
=== I tried a similar product last year. I used maybe half of the recommended
=== amount, and the water was ELECTRIC BLUE. LOL. I swore I'd never use it
=== again, but I am considering adding in a few weeks as the pond ramps up, so
=== I can prevent the algae from taking over before the VF does.
===
===Aren't these dyes usually based on Copper Sulfate? OK for Wally World
===maybe, kind of hard on the invertebrates in a garden pond. Even if it
===isn't Copper Sulfate, "clean" isn't really something you really want in a
===pond that actually has to support living organisms.


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Put some color in your cheeks...garden naked!

Most Pond Blue products (only the ones I have looked at) are safe for
fish and micro organisms unless you use over 16,000 times too much. as
a seller of such products I have often wanted someone to try............
not really, but the profit would come in handy

www.dyofix.co.uk

~Roy~ Wrote:
No, the dyes I have looked at, and i have looked at a heap of them,
did not have copper listed as an ingredient. They get their blue /
green colors etc from another source. I have looked at :
Crystal Blue, Blue Lagoon., Loc Ness Blue, Becketts Blue Dye, Blue
Diamond, Pond Blue, and some whose names I forget. They all state they
are safe for fish and other marine life............

On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 14:34:56 -0400, Derek Broughton
wrote:
-
===Benign Vanilla wrote:
===
=== "REBEL JOE" wrote in message
=== ...
=== Has anyone heard of or used Crystal Blue. We got some in at wally
world
=== where I work and wonder if anyone has used it. Says it cleans and
makes
=== water blue and clearer.
===
=== http://tinyurl.com/oyua3
===
=== I tried a similar product last year. I used maybe half of the
recommended
=== amount, and the water was ELECTRIC BLUE. LOL. I swore I'd never use
it
=== again, but I am considering adding in a few weeks as the pond ramps
up, so
=== I can prevent the algae from taking over before the VF does.
===
===Aren't these dyes usually based on Copper Sulfate? OK for Wally
World
===maybe, kind of hard on the invertebrates in a garden pond. Even if
it
===isn't Copper Sulfate, "clean" isn't really something you really want
in a
===pond that actually has to support living organisms.-


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Put some color in your cheeks...garden naked!


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dyofix