API POND CHLORINE & HEAVY METAL NEUTRALIZER Pond Water Neutralizer 16-Ounce Bottle, White (141B)

When I first started my pond, I noticed that whenever I added water or changed the water, my fish would swim on top of the water and appear uncomfortable. It was only later that I realized it was most likely caused by chlorine and other contaminants in the water. It made sense to treat my pond the same way I treat my aquariums, as suggested by a friend. As a result, I experimented with API Pond Chlorine. I used a cap full of Heavy Metal Neutralizer the next time I added water, and there was no problem this time; I've been using it every time I add water or change the water in my pond for years. Two of my Koi have reached the age of 22.

Azariah Briggs

| Nov 30, 2021

it appears to be secure It does exactly what it says. I haven't lost any fish because of water problems during setup or after adding water to my tanks. The tap water in Miami contains chloride, which kills fish. I once let a 100 gallon outdoor tank sit for a week, assuming that the chlorine would dissipate, and all six small koi I had put in it died within a day. The fish do not appear to be stressed by this product. br>br>Once, I put way too much of it in a tank by accident. Four or five times the recommended dose, to be exact. I thought I was adding "PH Down," but I grabbed the wrong bottle. (The water in Miami is extremely alkaline. ) There were no side effects to speak of.

Santiago Barton

| Sep 25, 2021

It's made for ponds, so it'll last a long time. For a 100 gallon fish tank, only a small amount is required. First and foremost- The cost: At a pond store, this item can cost up to $19. Lastly- This product also removes chlorine, heavy metals, and ammonia from the environment. I bought another water conditioner from a different company when my pet store ran out of this product (they only stock it seasonally). My fish were burned after a water change by that aquarium water conditioner. Only after carefully reading the other product's label did I notice that "treats chlorine and tap water" had been expanded to "assists in the treatment of," which means. It didn't completely neutralize the chlorine, and I almost lost my fish as a result. As a result, I'm singing its praises and have purchased three bottles.

Stevie Palmer

| Jan 03, 2021

This is a genuine solution. I've tried almost everything to get rid of the copper that was causing my mystery snails to become stressed. They've been happily cruising around ever since they used this! Because I'm always concerned about fake feedback popping up all over Amazon, I believe in giving positive reviews to products that actually work. This is one review you can trust.

Hope Lewis

| Apr 26, 2021

Using chloramine-containing water in the garden appears to be a nefarious practice. Chloramines in our drinking water appear to be safe (according to studies), but their use in the garden is something I'm not sure about. I purchased this product neutralizer in order to remove chloramines from the water supply in my garden. If I've made a mistake, only time will tell.

Khari Proctor

| Jul 14, 2021

This and other chlorine removal products are ambiguous about the amount of chlorine, copper, or other contaminants that must be removed. Advertisement should be more clear; I needed twice as much to remove it, so it wasn't quite as good a deal as I had hoped when I ordered it. The job was completed in the time frame that was specified.

Dior McMahon

| Dec 21, 2021

I use this to dechlorinate my tap water for my fish tanks and plants and have had no problems with it. Just be careful because you don't need much and should read the directions before using because one bottle will probably last me years lol.

Myla Moon

| Mar 19, 2021

So far, the rain has thrown a wrench in some of my Spring cleaning plans.

Fiona Keller

| Mar 24, 2021