Aluminum Sulfate Sample - Smith Creek Fish Farm
Aluminum Sulfate Sample - Smith Creek Fish Farm
Aluminum Sulfate Sample - Smith Creek Fish Farm
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Aluminum Sulfate Sample

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Jerry W.
The Sample was perfect to show it would help

The sample was perfect and showed me that this would indeed help clear my small “grandkids fishing pond”. The customer service went above and beyond to help me and when I order more at the end of the month I can rest assured that it will be just as good.

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Anonymous
Came fast and as

Came fast and as expected

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raymond h.
The test sample definitely worked on my pond water

The test sample definitely worked on my pond water. I’m just not sure about using it on the whole pond without hurting any of the living water life. Maybe a more detailed description for using it would help

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Burt G.
al su sample

so so, some cloudness at bottom on containe. water still not 100% clear

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Kathy M.
Great Service!

Ordered a sample of aluminum sulfate for our pond. Received it quickly and it worked so we will be placing an order soon!

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Thanh T.

Received sample in very nice tight package. Unfortunately, I was in a hurry to test things out and bought a small package from Amazon. I found it worked for cloudy water in my pond so I ordered 2 50-lb bags from this store, Smith Creek Lake and Pond. And now it has been 9 days since I put it down but the water color got better but not yet clear. I am still waiting. It is possible that I under estimated my pond volume. And thank you very much to the store for the sample package.

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William B.
Pond Water Transformation

I was skeptical on how to clear up the water in my 1 acre pond. I was told Aluminum Sulphate would do the tri k. I received a sample from Smith Creek and gave it a try. I took a quart sample of water from the pond then added about 2 teaspoons of the Aluminum sulphate, shook ot up and let it set overnight. The next morning I che ked the sample and it had gone from a dingy drown to almost crystal clear. I was shocked. This produce definately works.

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Tom B.
Thanks Again

It's just what I need, and I will be placing a larger order soon. Thanks

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Dwayne M.

Aluminum Sulfate Sample

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Taylor M.
Great product!

Great to use for flocculant in pool! Sinks all debris to the bottom!

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Chris
Great Service

I haven't used the product yet but the shipping time for it was great.

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Brian H.
Thanx

Testing showed great results. Sharpening our pencils. Will be in touch.

Aluminum Sulfate Sample (One Per Customer) 

Aluminum Sulfate Granular CAS-No.: 10043-01-3 Certified to NSF/ANSI 60

Handle as dust and as an eye irritant. Use protective gloves, and eyewear and avoid breathing dust. Store in a cool, dry place. Use only in water under a pH of 8.2. Store in a tightly-closed container or bag.

Alum is hygroscopic and will absorb moisture from the air causing the material to clump. Do not ingest. Avoid breathing powder. Avoid skin and eye contact. Dusty conditions may irritate the eyes and respiratory system

Pure Alum/Aluminum Sulfate Powder. 40 lb.-60 lb. Per Acre Foot Aluminum Sulfate (Alum). Alum is the most effective treatment for clearing muddy water caused by colloidal clay.

Application rates for alum are recommended at 25 to 50 pounds per acre-foot of water depending upon the concentration of suspended clay particles. The first treatment should be made at the rate of 25 pounds per acre-foot. Clay particles should settle and the water should clear within a few hours after mixing the alum.

If there is little noticeable change after one day, then a second application should be made at 25 pounds per acre-foot. Alum should be applied during calm weather to avoid wind mixing that prevents the clay from settling out.

It is most effective when dissolved in clear water and sprayed over the surface from shore or a boat. In large ponds, a dissolved solution of alum can be poured into the outboard motor wash of a small boat.

Alum can reduce the pH and alkalinity of pond water due to a strongly acidic reaction in water. For this reason, pH and alkalinity need to be tested before treatment with alum to prevent harmful effects on fish.

Alkalinity should not be below 75 mg/l and pH should not be below 7.0. If readings are found to be below these levels, then hydrated lime should be added in the same manner as alum at the rate of 50 pounds per surface acre.

This will help buffer the acidic effects of alum treatment and protect fish. Alum is only toxic to fish under these conditions or when used at very high concentrations for a long period of time.

 

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