Overnight Pond Flush Results 5000 Gallons Later

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  • čas přidán 5. 09. 2024

Komentáře • 20

  • @NYDRAINS
    @NYDRAINS Před rokem +5

    Thats definitely a hefty water bill in the city for sure 😉👍

  • @EnderMalcolm
    @EnderMalcolm Před rokem +9

    Another thing you can do to help your Well Pump last longer is to take care of your pressure-actuated contactor. That switch has to handle the entire current of the pump, and break it. If those contacts get pitted, voltage drops and current usually rises as a result. Too much of that, and your well pump gets damaged. Probably worth while to check on the contacts of your pressure switch every year. Change it every 3-5 depending on your on/offs.

  • @kathydoyle9939
    @kathydoyle9939 Před rokem +6

    Excellent water-change. A fish in the pond!

  • @donevans1884
    @donevans1884 Před rokem +3

    brilliant video , the pool looks gorgeous post well done , i love the frog video's .

  • @MrNeverseeme
    @MrNeverseeme Před rokem +3

    If you film thru polarized sun glasses i believe the camera will film the water a little better with less reflection. I use polarized sun glasses when sight fishing.

  • @anthonybrown5213
    @anthonybrown5213 Před rokem +3

    Looks good 😊

  • @saddletramp1860
    @saddletramp1860 Před rokem +1

    Most pressure tanks have a bladder that can be easily replaced. I only replace the bladder if it's leaking. I've never bought a new take just because.

  • @cmoyer4853
    @cmoyer4853 Před rokem +2

    I was hoping you would post the before and after, thank you!

  • @hermanhale9258
    @hermanhale9258 Před 2 měsíci +1

    I thought I wanted a pond so the tadpoles could live on their own with no help from me, but that isn't how it seems to work.

  • @Catperson84
    @Catperson84 Před rokem +2

    3:50 i watched that video

  • @JCZ2601NL
    @JCZ2601NL Před rokem +1

    👍👍👍🍀👍👍👍⛈

  • @mikearmstead8358
    @mikearmstead8358 Před rokem

    How many months does it take for tadpoles to turn into frogs?

    • @post10Vlogs
      @post10Vlogs  Před rokem +2

      Depends on available food in temperature, it can be as little as two or three months or as many as a couple of years

  • @LD__
    @LD__ Před rokem

    👏

  • @Deborah1Craftygal
    @Deborah1Craftygal Před rokem +3

    First 3:15am California

  • @edwardtocco5760
    @edwardtocco5760 Před rokem

    Should have put on your big high boots

  • @PhoenixRising734
    @PhoenixRising734 Před rokem +1

    Isn't that pooled water a breeding ground for mosquito larvae? I know you may not have any other options for draining the water but I'd hate for you to be attacked all summer!

    • @HGD70
      @HGD70 Před rokem +3

      He has little solar fountainheads in the water to agitate the surface. Mosquitos don’t like it when the surface isn’t calm.

    • @PhoenixRising734
      @PhoenixRising734 Před rokem

      @@HGD70 - Hi, my question was in reference to all the pooled water that he showed in this video that has flooded the woods out to the street ditch. It seemed like an awful lot of stagnant water that would attract mosquitos.

    • @post10Vlogs
      @post10Vlogs  Před rokem +3

      ​@@PhoenixRising734that water doesn't last for very long, the water table Rises and Falls very fast every time it rains. We have lots of creatures that will eat the mosquito larvae also