GrampysGurl wrote:
I had huge quantities of the stuff a while back, and was throwing it on the
ground--its amazing how after it dries, there's nothing left to it in the
way of weight; it gets as thin as a sheet of paper. I even joked to my wife
the chinese could have used it as paper instead of whatever they invented.
But mine got so white, it was kind of unsightly--too bad you can't stew it
down and make a dish out of it!


"Judy Konopka" wrote in message
arthlink.net...

My pond is in full sun, so I've been getting a nice bloom of String Algae.
I've discovered if I skim it up and put it on the rocks surround the
waterfall, I get a faux look of mossy rocks! It also makes the pond look
more like a natural setting.






Makes a good fertilizer for plants.


--
one of us a couple years ago figured a way to make paper out out of it,
anyone remember the method??




John Rutz
Z5 New Mexico

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