Bird baths can make an attractive feature in your yard or garden, unless of course you don't properly maintain them. If you're tired of the green algae and scum in your bird bath or worried about using a bleach solution to clean off stains, don't stress over it. There are better solutions to maintain a healthy environment for your backyard visitors. A clean, healthy bird bath keeps the birds happy and frequently visiting.
The best way to keep the green, organic scum from mucking up your bird bath is to prevent it from happening in the first place. Sometimes that's easier said than done, but in this case it really is pretty simple. There are all-natural products available that won't harm the birds or require constant maintenance.
Bioverse's unique Birdbath Water Cleaner can solve the problems caused by a build-up of excess nutrients. This cleaner uses a mix of enzymes and beneficial bacteria to prevent stains, organic build-up and mineral deposits.
For best results, you should typically start with a clean bird bath. First, empty the bird bath. Rather than use a bleach solution, which can be harmful if not thoroughly cleaned from the bird bath, try using a scrub brush (or sponge), water and some elbow grease. A couple tablespoons of vinegar with some water may also help. There are also soy-based cleaning products available that will remove stains, if desired. Mild detergent can be used, but even that can cause problems for sensitive birds, so it is best to avoid it if possible.
If you plan on keeping your sponge or scrub brush after cleaning the bird bath, be sure to soak it in lemon juice and hot water for at least 20 minutes. Then spray a disinfectant, such as Lysol onto the sponge or brush, and give it another good rinse.
After giving the bird bath a thorough rinse, fill it with water and add a dispenser of the Bioverse Birdbath Water Cleaner. All you have to do is place the dispenser in the middle of your bird bath and the product will begin releasing beneficial bacteria and enzymes. The dispenser lasts for 30 days, and can be used on bird baths as small as one gallon or even up to a seven-gallon bird bath. The only maintenance required by you is to keep the bird bath filled with water.
Every 30 days, you will want to refresh the dispenser to keep your water clear. So, just take out the old one and drop a new one in. That's it. You're done. Now, you won't have to deal with that green organic build up that used to accumulate in your bird bath. A well-maintained bird bath will keep the birds in your area frequent and happy visitors.
Bioverse also has all-natural products for Koi ponds, fountains and larger water features. Don't use chemical algaecides and other products that aren't eco-friendly on your water when you don't have to. Whatever type of water feature you have - large or small -- can be healthily maintained with ease.
The best way to keep the green, organic scum from mucking up your bird bath is to prevent it from happening in the first place. Sometimes that's easier said than done, but in this case it really is pretty simple. There are all-natural products available that won't harm the birds or require constant maintenance.
Bioverse's unique Birdbath Water Cleaner can solve the problems caused by a build-up of excess nutrients. This cleaner uses a mix of enzymes and beneficial bacteria to prevent stains, organic build-up and mineral deposits.
For best results, you should typically start with a clean bird bath. First, empty the bird bath. Rather than use a bleach solution, which can be harmful if not thoroughly cleaned from the bird bath, try using a scrub brush (or sponge), water and some elbow grease. A couple tablespoons of vinegar with some water may also help. There are also soy-based cleaning products available that will remove stains, if desired. Mild detergent can be used, but even that can cause problems for sensitive birds, so it is best to avoid it if possible.
If you plan on keeping your sponge or scrub brush after cleaning the bird bath, be sure to soak it in lemon juice and hot water for at least 20 minutes. Then spray a disinfectant, such as Lysol onto the sponge or brush, and give it another good rinse.
After giving the bird bath a thorough rinse, fill it with water and add a dispenser of the Bioverse Birdbath Water Cleaner. All you have to do is place the dispenser in the middle of your bird bath and the product will begin releasing beneficial bacteria and enzymes. The dispenser lasts for 30 days, and can be used on bird baths as small as one gallon or even up to a seven-gallon bird bath. The only maintenance required by you is to keep the bird bath filled with water.
Every 30 days, you will want to refresh the dispenser to keep your water clear. So, just take out the old one and drop a new one in. That's it. You're done. Now, you won't have to deal with that green organic build up that used to accumulate in your bird bath. A well-maintained bird bath will keep the birds in your area frequent and happy visitors.
Bioverse also has all-natural products for Koi ponds, fountains and larger water features. Don't use chemical algaecides and other products that aren't eco-friendly on your water when you don't have to. Whatever type of water feature you have - large or small -- can be healthily maintained with ease.
About the Author:
Roland Stockwell likes writing about natural products. To find some good products for pond care, or to learn more about other products to keep your birdbath clean, please visit the Bioverse site now.
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