How to get rid of bubbles
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Sun Algae, How on earth do you get rid of this?
Comments (8)Kathy,I usually see this type of floating crud on the surface of my ponds in springtime, as the pond warms up. These dirty looking clumps of algae floating to the surface, is usually caused by the air/oxygen present in the algae, that lines the bottom and sides of the pond, expanding with the heat of the day. At night when it cools off and the algae sinks back to the bottom. I have never tried using any chemical treatments to get rid of it. I find that netting it out during the day time, with a fine weave net, can reduce the amount. Or if you have [or you install] a skimmer in your pond, it should pick most of it up during the daylight hours. Vacuuming the sludge from the bottom of the pond will also help the situation. If you pick it up with your fingers, you will notice that it breaks up into nothing, so fine filtering material is what is needed to trap it. Pumping or skimming the water from the surface, through quilt batting and back into the pond will eliminate it. Any of these methods have to be done over a few days until all the crud is picked up. The batting will have to be replaced or washed out frequently as it plugs up fast. I don't think you can stop it happening again in the future. Algae will grow on the bottom and sides of the pond continually, unless you are willing to constantly vacuum it off. This build up of algae, will eventually let loose and float to the surface, as the weather and temperature conditions dictate. Has your weather been cool then hot, back and forth like that? The fluctuations in the water temperature, seem to bring it on, as far as I can determine. That is why we normally see it in the spring around here, with one day warm and the next back to cool. "Horton"...See MoreWhats this sticky residue and how to get rid of it
Comments (32)Sailfish, No, you don't need to be worried. What happens is that, during heating, the oil changes, and the molecules in it start linking together into long chains. These polymerized oils seem tacky, but generally they're pretty nonstick. Another way of getting rid of them is to simply bake the pan at relatively high heat. Oils are made up of hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon atoms. IIRC, when you start to heat them, you start driving off hydrogen and oxygen atoms, leaving free bonding points on the molecules, which then start clumping together. If you continue to bake an oil at moderate heat (350 to 375), you'll finally drive off all of the hydrogen and oxygen atoms, leaving a fine layer of carbon atoms behind. That is the process by which you "season" a cast iron frying pan to achieve a very durable non stick surface. That layer of carbon atoms is your friend....See MoreHow to get jets in stairs to bubble?
Comments (2)Hi repair guy, Actually, there IS a lack of water velocity due to we had a heat pump installed this year and the water always runs thru it since they didn't install a bypass. We can try reducing some pressure on the other returns and increasing it to the steps. I'll post progress reports in case someone else has this same issue and is looking for an answer . . Thank you, Jan...See MoreRaccoons getting in my garden!! How to get rid of them?
Comments (6)First mistake is leaving your garbage outside and unsecured. You wouldn't do that in bear country and be surprised that you've got bears hanging around the house? Having smelly food garbage out attracts all sorts of animals. If you live in an urban or suburban area, you're going to have raccoons around. That they were living in the neighbors shed is not really the problem...there will be others nearby regardless. Yes, raccoons enjoy corn. Short of building a complete enclosure around your corn, you are going to have an issue with them. They also have good memories and learn from each other. So, unless you plan to take a multi-year hiatus from growing corn, you will have issues. After a few years, you may have success unless a raccoon stumbles by chance into your yard (the cycle will then start over)....See Moredcarch7 d c f l a s h 7 @ y a h o o . c o m
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