Pond Foam Free

Safely Eliminates Foam from Ponds

How Does It Work?

In spreading over the foam, the silicone active ingredient displaces surfactant molecules and thins out the lamellae, leading to destabilazation and collapes.  Silica particals transported by the siloxanes onto the foam lamellae have an additional destabilizing effect on the foam.  The foam bubbles burst and the entrapped air escapes.

• This is the solution for foam that can build up near the waterfalls at certain times of the year.
• Completely removes foam from water, for use in ponds, fountains and statuary.
• 100% natural and wildlife safe.
• Food grade defoamer instantly breaks down the foam created by excess organic compounds in the water column.
• Pond Foam Free will only remove the foam created.
• To remove the excess organic compounds from the water, use  EcoCarbon available on our Store.
• Application Rate: 1 Pump treats up to 10 gal./37 liters of total water
• 8.5 oz./250 ml - treats up to 500 gal./1,892 liters 

To view a printable .pdf copy of the MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) that has been filed with the EPA, "DOWNLOAD MSDS"

New for 2010 - Combining science with simplicity, Aquascape's complete new and improved line of water treatments now make it simpler to maintain a healthly, well balanced water garden.  Gone are the products with long names & confusing application instructions.  Aquascape's new pump-top liquid bottles and bubble tabs make dosing simple and affordable.  Each product now has a gentle scent and color to help consumers remember each product.  So enjoy a clean, clear, healthly pond with the complete new line of Aquascape Water Treatment Products

Calculations for Water Volume of Ponds , Streams & Waterfalls

Pond Water Volume

(Length x Width x Average Depth) x 7.48 = Water Volume of Pond in gallons

1 cubic ft. = 7.48 gallons of water

Example:  Pond Measures:  11’L x16’W x 2’AD

(11'L x 16'W x 2'AD) x 7.48 = 2,634 Gallons of water

(The addition of rocks and gravel will lessen the actual water volume beacuse of displacement)

Water Volume in a Stream

(Length x Width x Depth) x 7.78 = Water Volume of Stream in Gallons

Example: Stream Measures: 15'L x 3'W x 2"D

First Calculate Depth in feet not inches: 1" = 0.12'  so ... 2"D = 0.24'D

(15'L x 3"W x 0.24'D) x 7.48 = 81 Gallons of Water

Water Volume in Waterfalls = Same as Streams        

Use these formulas to help calculate how much product to purchase & use.  Always read and follow the individual product's label instructions)