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When using chemicals to treat algae in a lake, a more intense algae problems is created. Chemicals do not kill algae.

They drop the algae to the bottom, where it reproduces and becomes a larger, continuous problem, increasing the problem year after year.

Using organic products, fish and aeration the algae goes away and a healthy lake, environmental friendly lake, has been created.

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Sue Ferraro

When using chemicals to treat algae in a lake, a more intense algae problems is created. Chemicals do not kill algae.

They drop the algae to the bottom, where it reproduces and becomes a larger, continuous problem, increasing the problem year after year.

Using organic products, fish and aeration the algae goes away and a healthy lake, environmental friendly lake, has been created.

Please consider a natural treatment.

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