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Outdoor Surface Cleaner is a concentrated house and deck cleaner that erases stains left behind by algae, mildew, mold, and moss.

Orange Oil is an all-purpose cleaner derived from citrus peels and is a great alternative to harsh household chemicals.

Vinegar is hands down our most versatile cleaning product.

Hand Prep is our antiseptic hand sanitizer.

Wash Worx Pit Stop is our specially formulated, organic, all natural sweat stain and deodorant remover.

Over the years, we have become a specialty chemical manufacturer with leading products in several industries.

The label states that it is hazardous for humans and domestic animals, but this warning does not hold true for responsible, appropriate use of the product.

Ponds are not free from weeds and algae, even in the winter. Maintain your pond throughout the winter season to prep your pond for the spring.

What happens to the fish once a pond freezes over?

Clogged pipes from tree roots can be a costly and start a chain reaction of problems with your home. Put an end to that now with Sanco's Root Destroyer.

Aquatic herbicides are perfectly safe as long as they are used as directed.

Can Catt Plex treat lily pads? The answer is yes! Catt Plex is able to successfully treat pond weeds that are in the same family as lily pads, or water lilies.

All of our aquatic chemicals are aquatic grade and safe to use around humans, pets, and wildlife. By using the combination of Catt Plex and Plex Mate, you will be treating your pond weeds legally and safely.

Having some chara in your pond can actually be beneficial for your pond. Find out why!

It may be hard to believe, but not all weed or algae growth is bad. In fact, it is necessary for keeping a healthy ecosystem in your pond.

Mulch Worx is a commercial grade, concentrated dye used to restore the faded mulch in your yard. Add instant curb appeal with our three color options: Cocoa Brown, Midnight Black, and Rich Red.

Pond maintenance is an ongoing process.

The time of year that you choose to stock your pond with fish is more important than you may realize.

How does one determine how much product to use for their pond?

Is it safe to chemically treat a pond that is used for drinking water?