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Using sodium percarbonate to remove pond muck!

This is a bit of a follow up on a video I made recently on how I used hydrogen peroxide on my pond to treat algae. In this video I use sodium percarbonate - Which produces hydrogen peroxide and sodium carbonate when it reacts with algae or mulm/ detritus. Here's a link to the other video showing how hydrogen peroxide was used to kill algae-    • This happened when I added hydrogen p...   Here's a n amazon link to sodium percarbonate (https://amzn.to/3U5x5gC) Here's a link to the koi forum I mentioned in the video if you want to learn about other peoples experiences using this product- https://www.koiphen.com/forums/showth... The dosage rates I used for this experiment were 1 teaspoon per 200L (200L = approx 50Gal). Its important that there is something for the sodium percarbonate to react with. If it doesn't break down quickly its toxic and dangerous. If there is algae or mulm/muck/ detritus it has something to react with and quickly breaks down into hydrogen peroxide and sodium carbonate. The hydrogen peroxide then quickly breaks down into oxygen and water. More information at https://ozponds.com