Hydra Fountain Clear Water Feature Cleaner | 250ml Treats 7,500L Highest Dilution Rates - Water Feature Treatment Keeps Water Crystal Clear from Algae, Cleans Water & Biofilm Build-up

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The first step is to turn off the water pump inside your fountain. This is important to ensure that water doesn’t spray everywhere when you start cleaning. You also need to remove this pump, along with any other small decorative items that you might have inside. Empty the Water from the Fountain Nobody wants their water feature to look unsightly with slime type algae, filamentous algae and single-cell algae (which cause water to look green). PUMP WATER FEATURE ISSUES

Fountains and water features are often fed by tap water which contains excess nutrients such as phosphates. Even when utilising rainwater, airborne nutrients soon start to pollute this water. Animals and birds using this water add their pollutants to the mix. CLEAN FOUNTAIN Once the fountain is full, you should once again have a clear and glistening centerpiece. However, without proper care, the water will become dirty again. There are also some additional preventative measures you can take. Algae and Dirt Preventatives You can pull out these things by hand, but if there seems to be an obstruction deep inside, it might be best to use a homemade solution to clean it. This will remove any unreachable obstructions and clear the way for proper water circulation.

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Next, we need to get rid of the remaining excess. Some of the most common methods of dirt/algae removal include the use of: Both of these can be applied with a toothbrush so that you can get down to the deepest parts of the pump without issue. You can also use pipe cleaners. Refill With Distilled Water This small precautionary step goes a long way, helping prolong the life of the water pump. It’s important in the general upkeep of your centerpiece. Replace Your Pump

You can use a cover, either made specifically for fountains or fashioned from a tarp, to keep unwanted items out of your fountain at night or in bad weather. Simply wrap it around your centerpiece tightly and remove it in the morning to minimize disturbance.While it’s crucial to keep your pump clean, it’s also just as important to replace it. Typical pumps last three to five years. Repeat the Process You should ensure that your fountain water is changed at least once per month. We’d also advise using distilled drinking water instead of regular water from a garden tap, as tap water could already be contaminated with bacteria. If you don't mind preventing all biological growth, you can also opt for chlorinated water. By using this tool, you can slow the growth of the inevitable green and keep your fountain crystal clear for longer. Use A Cover Once you’ve completed this step, you should be able to see the grit and grime leftover in the base. We’ll look into the removal of this in the next step. Scrub the Fountain Clean A water fountain is a glorious addition to any garden. The subtle sound of flowing water can provide a sense of calm and tranquillity. The birds chirping as they bathe brings a deeper connection with nature. And the blossoming plants, critters and amphibians provide a self-sustaining ecosystem for a variety of nature and wildlife.