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07 Apr 2025

Know where you have been with Lazer Blue, Green, or Red!

There's nothing worse than spending all this time and money on lawn products and forgetting where you have sprayed! Leave the old days of wasted product and overapplication behind with a spray pattern indicator like Lazer.

Lazer helps to pre...

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02 Mar 2025

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Foaming Issues in Your Pool?

There are a number of causes for pool foaming...and they're easy fixes!

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03 Feb 2025

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Crystal Blue vs. Other Dyes

Sanco has four different colors of pond dye: Crystal Blue, Ocean Blue, Sapphire Blue and Black Out. Many other brands will offer similar shades, but Crystal Blue stands out for good reason.

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06 Jan 2025

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Winter Pond Growth

Pond growth can continue through the winter months, though at a slower pace. Due to temperatures, you will need to rethink your game plan for pond management.

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02 Dec 2024

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Stock Tank Maintenance

Using certain products will get watering tanks as clean as possible without having always needing to hand wash.

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01 Nov 2024

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Wrapping Up the Pond Season

Seasonal temperatures will determine which pond treatments you will be able to continue.

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01 Oct 2024

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FAQs About Indoor & Outdoor Insect Control

The active ingredient of Pro Indoor & Outdoor Insect Control, Bifenthrin, is valued for its effectiveness in controlling a broad spectrum of of over 75 pests, such as: ants, fleas, ticks, spiders, scorpions, mosquitoes, roaches, and wasps.

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08 Sep 2024

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Properly Identifying Pond Growth

If you misidentify growth, you could be using/wasting a lot of money on pond products that will give you little to no results.

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05 Aug 2024

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Insect Control with Bifenthrin

Liquid Harvest Pro Indoor & Outdoor Insect Control is a broad spectrum insecticide that controls a wide range of insects and mites on trees, shrubs, flowering plants, non-bearing fruit and nut trees, and flowers.

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17 Jul 2024

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Tips for Handling Dye

Avoid looking "Smurf-y" with our tips about handling dyes!

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