Oxy Wash
Pond Basics- Now available in 32oz & 1 gallon liquid formula!!
- Powerful Oxygen-based Cleaner
- Rock & Waterfall Cleaner
- Pond Surface Cleaner
- Adds Oxygen
- Reduces Maintenance
- Safe for use pets, fish, & wildlife
Description
Oxy Wash - Oxygen Based Cleaner For Ponds
Pond Basics Oxy Wash is a powerful powder & liquid formula that brings safe, oxygen-based cleaning to large ponds, lakes, small koi ponds and water gardens. OxyWash will quickly and effectively clean rocks, waterfalls, statues, plant pots and other water/pond feature surfaces.
DRY APPLICATION (1 oz scoop included)
Spot Treatment: Apply a light layer of powder to problem areas, such as rocks and waterfalls.
Light Treatment: Apply 3–4 oz. per 1000 gal. of pond water, every 2–4 weeks, or as needed.
Heavy Treatment: Apply 6–8 oz. per 1000 gal. of pond water, every 2–4 weeks, or as needed.
For waterfalls and streams: Turn the pump off and apply light layer of product. Wait 10–20 minutes before turning pump back on.
LIQUID APPLICATION
Prior to use, measure pond water pH levels. If water pH is below 7.0 then adjust the level to between 7.0 and 8.0. DO NOT shut off pond pump(s) or aeration devices. Aeration must be continuous during treatment for 48 hours. Add 1 ounce for every 300 gallons of pond water every 3 days until pond surfaces are under control, then apply once a week as maintenance. Apply directly to the pond in an area with the highest circulation. Alternatively, mix Oxy Wash in a bucket with pond water and evenly spread around the pond. For best results apply Oxy Wash in the morning under sunny and calm conditions. Remove excess algae and debris from pond to reduce decaying organic matter.
PLEASE NOTE: Avoid contact with plant leaves. Product may cause short term spikes in pH levels.
ATTENTION: Failure to use OxyWash as directed or a sudden changing in water conditions not consistent with product label may result in loss or injury to aquatic life. Avoid direct contact with fish. Pond Supplies of Ohio, Inc. is not responsible for any loss of aquatic life. Always make sure there is vigorous aeration using a waterfall, bubbler, fountain, air stone or spitter. Harmful if swallowed.