Why Is My Dam Muddy? Should I Floc It?
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- čas přidán 14. 04. 2020
- We know you've been loving our video on how to get clean, clear dam water through floccing but we did get some feedback that a few of you were sad that we didn't have our usual fun graphic overlays.
So, we're in the process of cutting it into smaller videos like this one and packaging them up the way you've always known and loved.
Without further ado, we present to you: 'Why Is My Dam Muddy? Should I Floc It?"
By the way, if you want to, you can still view the full length, no frills version, 'HOW TO GET CLEAN, CLEAR DAM WATER - Floc It - How To Clear Muddy Dams Fast' here: • HOW TO GET CLEAN, CLEA...
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My friend, accidentaly spilled 1 liter of a swiming ppol floculent on a 1m3 water well. Will it wears off? Will it affect the soil and the plants? Is it dangerous? Thanks
Brilliant content. Really need to lose the background music and/or get a lav mic
Some great tips. What native plants could I grow to help, I'm in Victoria in the macedon ranges & want to start cleaning up my muddy dam.
Hi Jase, any of the native rushes or sedges are generally fine, just stay away from cumbungi as it becomes invasive very quickly. We work with www.ozwatergardens.com.au and they've got a good lot of plant information on their website. We're based in Melbourne so can help with supply and planting if needed. www.waterqualitysolutions.com.au
@@damaussieponds2970 thanks for the reply. Keep up the good work & videos. I'll check the websites out. 👍