I looked around and, for all I can tell, all this thing does is generate
distilled water. I have no idea why distilled water would help. It might
be coincidence that something else in your pond is also starting to work.

About the wonder gizmo: When people make outlandish claims, such as it
reverses hair loss, and the gadget changes the H-O-H angle in a water
molocule, and there isn't any other research to back it up, it's horse shit.

I had a similar problem when someone sent a foreign exchange student
staying with us to a homeopathic nut case that determined allergies
based on electric skin resistance to frequencies in the 5-15hz range.
They said she was allergic to everything but rice even though she'd been
eating everything her whole life. They gave her a medicine bottle of
"electrically charged" water that she could just fill up with tap water
and swirl around whenever she ran out. After a week of this crap and our
pleading that she could eat anything she wanted we bought her a bag of
candy and some stupid movies. She ate the candy, watched the movies,
and never looked back.

Matt

Szpond wrote:
Matt,
I typed wrong. It's not bio-water. It is electron water. He bought this
water machine at Johnellis.com. He added this water to his pond and it cleared
up. The proof was in the pudding when he added it to mine and it cleared up.
Strange, isn't it. I couldn't be more thrilled.
The bio filter was full of the usual "scum" on Monday. I decided to wait until
Friday to clean it AGAIN. When I did it Friday, there was hardly anything
there to clean, so I didn't. I can't explain it. Cathy