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earth-friendly algae killer?
I have several hundred feet of plastic tubing which I use to water various
plants, shrubs and trees on my property. It has a hose attachment and works well to deliver a slow stream of warmed water (I am on a well, and here in Ontario well water is cold all summer). It works better than a garden hose since it naturally has a low flow rate and therefore is easier to get a dependable rate of water delivery. It is also easier to handle and store than several hundred feet of garden hose. The problem with it is algae build-up. Since it is semi-transparent, algae grows on the inside and constantly gives me plugging problems. I guess the answer is periodic flushing with an algaecide, so my question, what can I use that will not be toxic to the soil (I am on septic, not city sewer). I've never had a swimming pool, so how about the pool algae killers? Any home remedies? |
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