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newbie · 03-06-2009, 10:25 AM

Let me first say that I would never put anything into our lake that would be illegal or bad for it.

My new shorefront has not been tended for the last several decades and there is a fair amount of muck and rotted debris (leaves, sticks, dead algae, etc). Searching the web, I can across this product "The Sludge & Muck Digester Pellets "

http://www.lakeweeds.eventwebsitebui...kDigester.html

They state that it is just a natural biological that acts similiar to the bioligicals in our septic systems

So the questions are, 1) Is this legal, I did try and search DES website, but came up with nothing, not even a mention.

2) Is this for real? Does anyone have any experience with this product or one like it, another search brings up a company called Aquicide

Any comments would be helpful, like I said, I am just beginning my research and this forum has always been a great resource.

Thanks

Newbie

03-06-2009, 10:25 AM	#1
newbie Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Just North of Boston Posts: 111 Thanks: 62 Thanked 5 Times in 4 Posts	Muck Removal Let me first say that I would never put anything into our lake that would be illegal or bad for it. My new shorefront has not been tended for the last several decades and there is a fair amount of muck and rotted debris (leaves, sticks, dead algae, etc). Searching the web, I can across this product "The Sludge & Muck Digester Pellets " http://www.lakeweeds.eventwebsitebui...kDigester.html They state that it is just a natural biological that acts similiar to the bioligicals in our septic systems So the questions are, 1) Is this legal, I did try and search DES website, but came up with nothing, not even a mention. 2) Is this for real? Does anyone have any experience with this product or one like it, another search brings up a company called Aquicide Any comments would be helpful, like I said, I am just beginning my research and this forum has always been a great resource. Thanks Newbie