Pond Products

did not eliminate duckweed

Worked just like they said it would. We will diffently be ordering from them again.

My pond is registered as a fish hatchery and I used the herbicide Clipper to control weeds coming up from the bottom. The results were good and my wife is a swimmer and happy her feet do not touch weeds while swimming. I will use this again next year

All good but had to use twice as much Mizzen to control algae.

We have been struggling to just barely control filimentous alge. The algae was winning with mats of it floating over the pond area. We used another Algaecide product and stocked talipea fish that are supposed to consume the algae. That brought a modest control at best. Then we tried the Algaecide from Lake Restoration Inc entitled "Mizzen" and the results exceeded our best expectations. The costs are less than before with great results. "Our pond is totally clear of filamentous algae. "Bravo Mizzen!" Dan from East Texas

I would have given it a 5, BUT! Chemical works, but sales information and customer comments were not clear that the chemicals would kill crayfish and worms, which my fish eat. Herbicide container warned that it would. Not real clear description on the time needed or what to expect. I only wanted to spot treat and leave some weeds to protect fish. Weeds sank and turned brown about a week later. However, I thought results would be within a couple of days, so, I retreated. I used a whole qt on about ½ acre pond. Bad idea!!!! Now, Osprey and Herron are having a smorgasbord on my catfish and bream. No place to hide… Be careful!

Duck Weed was completely covering my pond in early July. I used Dibrox in the morning and by the afternoon I could see the Duck Weed dying by the hour. I mixed Dibrox at a rate of 4 ounces per gallon in a fruit sprayer and sprayed a full stream into the center of the pond working to the side. I used just 8 ounces as I have a 1/4 pond. I rate this product a full 10. It is the best I have used. L. Smith

I have a 1 acre pond n my property that is about 50 years old ive owned it for 20 years the past 10 years it has been covered in alge and duckweed.I have spent a lot of money and time trying to get rid of this eye sore. This year I tried this product and the results were amazing I bought it in July weeds were gone in a month I will be treating with this again next summer thank you. ron from Ky.

It is too soon to see if the duck weed will clear but the 30 vultures sitting around my pond make it clear that there was a major fish kill after the first application. This was supposed to be safe for the fish. Obviously, it was not. I am going to request a refund. Addendum: The company declined to refund my money after I communicated with them by email and my farm manager spoke with their sales rep by phone about how the chemical was applied. The company declines a refund "because they had no correspondence about how the chemical was applied."!!!??? Email and phone isn't enough? I have made a complaint to the Better Business Bureau in Minnesota where this company is located. In my experience, when a consumer is dissatisfied with how a product performs, a refund is given without hassle. Now I have had a different experience with Lake Restoration, Inc. We'll see if the BBB has any teeth.

I have a fairly new pond, but algae was taking over, even growing over the winter! I ordered a PONDRestore kit, used the chemicals as directed, and in two months or less, my pond was clear and pretty again. Over the summer, I have treated as needed, but relatively little has been needed. I am very pleased with the results. Albert Spencer Richmond, KY