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Disinfecting an Ornamental Pond 27 Apr 2017 22:40 #55506

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I have a 2000 gallon ornamental pond with a liner that I would like to disinfect.
There was a bacterial infection that wiped out all my fish... and I would like to purify the pond so that it might be eventually safe for me to restock.
I have a 4.5 oz bottle of WPS 28% Sodium Chlorite and a 4.5 bottle of Citric Acid 50% Activator, and was wondering if I could get advice on how to possibly use it, to make the water in the pond, safe again.
I would appreciate any support in this matter.
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Disinfecting an Ornamental Pond 28 Apr 2017 03:10 #55508

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This PDF file may help. If you want more info, try contacting Steve at www.keavyscorner.com
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