Save Money on Clarifying Pond Supplies: Take Advantage of Great Discounts

When you look at your backyard water garden the number one thing you want to see is crystal clear water. You can have the prettiest plants and most exotic fish in the world, but if the water is murky, you won’t be able to appreciate them.

There are lots of great pond supplies out there that work together to help your pond water stay as clean and clear as possible. Pondliner is currently running the following promotions on two of them:

• ProEco Ionizers – 15% off
• CrystalClear Clarity Max Plus – 20% off

From now until June 22^nd you can save on both of these items. In case you aren’t sure what either one is responsible for doing, I’ll go into a little more detail:

• ProEco Ionizers are appliances that electronically release metal ions into your pond’s water. This process is known as ionization, and is dramatically reduces the amount of maintenance you have to do to keep the water clean. By controlling and altering the ion levels in the water you can reduce the amount of algae that grows and keep your fish swimming in clearer, healthier water.

• CrystalClear Clarity Max Plus is filter media that works to clarify your pond water by reducing the amount of sludge that builds up in the pond filter. This particular brand contains activated barley which is designed to break down organic material and restore balance to your pond’s ecosystem. It combines the natural degrading powers of barley with strong bacteria and enzyme colonies. These filter media help your pond to grow beneficial bacteria that helps it thrive.

Remember, you can only save on these items until June 22^nd, so be sure to buy soon. If you have additional questions about these clarifying pond supplies, or if you’d like more information, feel free to contact one of our experts today.

*Image provided by Andrea_44 on Flickr.

Pond Leaf Netting Gone Wrong

Occasionally at Pondliner.com we get mail from customers who want to share a story about a pond product or pond experience.

Here is a letter we received about leaf netting that made me chuckle:

Dear Pondliner,

At the end of last season, I knew it was time to replace the leaf netting that I had been using for the past five years. I decided to go with the Premium Leaf Netting for my 20'x20' pond. It was a prefect fit. I was like a little boy again on Christmas morning, all excited to open and set up my latest pond purchase when it arrived. Like all other pond products, the leaf netting came with instructions on how to set it up, maintenance tips, and of course how to anchor it down.

After setting up my new leaf netting, I was sure my pond was safe from flying leaves and predators.

A few weeks later, I started to notice that leaves were in my pond. I was shocked because it was a brand-new leaf net. Being the self-proclaimed pond expert that I am, I was sure I did nothing wrong. So I thought. I removed the leaf netting and examined it for holes. Nothing. The leaf netting was good as new. I skimmed the top of my pond to remove the abundance of leaves and thought maybe they just slipped through the cracks. It has happened before, but I never had to skim out this many. I spent about two hours skimming the pond and wondering how this could have happened.

As I was putting the leaf netting back on my pond I noticed that some stakes used to anchor it down were missing. Again this was weird. I looked in the ground, nothing. I looked all around my yard, nothing. I was getting frustrated at this point. I lined up the leaf netting the same way I previously had it when I noticed there were no holes in the ground on one side of my pond. Yep, this pond expert forgot to properly secure his pond netting a few weeks earlier.

Point of the story, make sure that you properly anchor down your leaf netting and you won't have to rake out your pond like I did. I just wanted to share a story and thank you for offering a wide range of pond supplies. Your technical staff is always been great in helping me whenever I have a question or concern. Keep up the great work!

Rick
South Bend, IN



Good advice Rick. Thanks for being a loyal customer and remember Pondliner.com has all of your pond supplies for the fall and winter seasons.

Contractors- Looking for a New Pond Supplier?

Professional Pond Builders, if you are currently buying your pond equipment from a certain company in the Chicago area, you owe it to company to give us a call and immediately improve your profit margins. Don’t worry about what the others will think, many of your brothers have already made the switch and are ecstatic about our prices and our service. The icing on the cake is that we are really nice people and care about your business.

So if you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, it’s time to call us:

· You try to be cool by clapping and whooping to begin your company meetings

· You still rent a kiosk at your local mall

· You buy over-priced products from irrigation companies who are clueless about building ponds

· You are still waiting for their “engineers” to design a revolutionary waterfall pump

· Instead of finding a better supplier, you get your ponytail cut off in front of hundreds of people just to change your “bad luck”

· You have a tattoo of their old logo-too bad they changed it

· You were there in person three years ago to see me roast Greg’s rear end (wasn't thast fun)

Pondliner.com Wholesale can be reached at 866-766-3561. Find out why we should be your choice for your pond supplies.