will this get rid of floaters?
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I am not sure but I don't see my floats as much as I used to and these drops are the only thing I have used. Hope this helps.
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No, not if you use it according to the instructions. You should really determine the cause of your bubble algae and what ever you do, don't real the bubbles in your reef.
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No, actually another product that I bought on Amazon worked to clear the dark age-spots. Check my other reviews.
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I bought this sugar expressly to replace regular sugar in my coffee. I haven't notices any "floaters" in mine.
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It works but I doubt it doesnt remove it completely .. I get dark spots on my feet when I go to the beach ( summer 2014 ) and I'm still working on getting them off ( there are some other products better than this )
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I use filtered water for this almost exclusively. It helps, but it's not perfect. The picture must be doctored a little, because I've never gotten them that clear.
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Yes it will remove the chlorine and other contaminants from water so your water will have no taste the way it should be.
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Penny....this product will aid in the removal of phosphates from any pool that uses a filtration device. If there are no phosphates, then there will be no algae
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Yes. It removes everything. It reduces TDS to zero. Be aware that this water is NOT suitable for drinking. It is intended for special decontamination situations such as saltwater aquariums.
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NO. And it shouldn't. This works on sonic vibrations. You'll see slight ripples in the solution, but shouldn't see bubbles.
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Get a Nature2 and powdered chlorine/or tablet floater This is no big deal, because its inflatable, and not a big permanent kind. I had a DreamSpa for years this size. Best way to keep it clean is not to use it as a bath tub. Rinse off before getting in.
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It'll work; just keep 1 tab in it and keep it closed except for the bottom hole. You might be better off with a spa floater though.
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If by your question you mean does it help get rid of blackheads, then the answer is "no".
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We filled our 20,000 gallon pool with our well water (which has a ton of iron in it). When it was full the pool was orange. We used chlorine and pool magnet plus and the water was clear in 8 days. The pool magnet helped the iron not stain the liner or stairs. If you just want help with cloudiness, this is not the product for you. I would overcompensate with Clarifier.
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Yes it will remove the whitish buildup. From my experience the product is intended to be used often to avoid the build up so you may need to apply a couple of times if this has not been done.
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Lisa it only takes water spots off if they just occured. A product called eraser which can be bought on amazon removes hard water stains
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I doubt it. Maybe as a spot cleaner. That said, this is a great product that does what it's supposed to very well