What should I consider when selecting a water feature?
In addition to your personal style tastes, be sure you have an area for your
water feature that can be safely exposed to water, as splashing can occur.
Also take into consideration what a water feature can add to your
environment: the sound of flowing water or decorative lights.
Can my water feature be left outside over winter?
This water feature is rated for outdoor use; however certain weather
conditions may adversely affect your water feature. If the temperature in
your region is at risk of dropping below 33° F, your water feature should
be “winterized” before the cold weather arrives. To winterize:
1. Fully drain your water feature of all water.
2. Disconnect the hoses, pumps, and lights.
3. Clean all components thoroughly, paying special attention to the
pump to prevent residue build-up.
4. Allow all parts to dry.
5. Store parts and water feature in a safe, weather-free environment.
What kind of water should I use in my water feature?
The best water for your water feature is distilled water. This can help
prevent and reduce bacteria and algae buildup. If you do not use distilled
water, more maintenance will be necessary to keep the water feature clean.
How do I clean my water feature?
Oils, dirts, and algae can all build up on the water feature over time. The
best way to restore your water feature to its original state is to empty all
the water from the water feature and use a mild soap (like dish detergent)
and an acrylic brush to clean all the parts.
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