AirmaxMuckAway Natural Beneficial Bacteria for Outdoor Ponds & Lakes, Muck, Sludge & Noxious Odor Solution, Easy to use Enzyme Tablets, Cleaner Beach & Shoreline, Fish, Pet & Wildlife Safe, 8 Scoops

This is a great product if you have a pond with ducks or geese who refuse to go back into the water because they don't want to swim in their poo any more. Lol!! Follow the instructions on the package. It takes weeks for to work. We can already see a big difference in the pond. It is clearing up nicely. It just takes time. So in the mean time, go get a wading pool and fill it with clean water for your ducks and geese. It won't hurt them to wait it out. It beats draining out the pool, getting a shovel; scooping the carp out of the pond and then refilling it.It's a bit expensive but well worth it. If ya got fish in there like us; they will be ok, and they will be thankful they can see a lot better. 🙂 Get it!Update: On the coldest day of the year, (and yes snow in south TX) our silly ducks decided it was safe to swim and play in the pond again as you can see in the picture. Of course, the weather knocked out our banana trees but they will be back in the spring. So yes this stuff works. It's just a bit expensive. Just get it. It really works.

Great Product! helps keep my pond clear

I purchased this product as a desperate hope it could help my pasture pond, which was absolutely choked with algae from a dead tree we couldn't get removed for weeks due to the ground being too saturated. The first dose, thrown into the mucky pond, did absolutely nothing, which was very disappointing to me. However, then we got another rain burst that flooded the pond and washed about 80% of the algae downstream. So with the intent to do the "aggressive" treatment (i.e. throwing in treatment every two weeks), I added in the next recommended dose to the remaining 20% of algae still floating around the pond. Three days later, the change is dramatic. About 5% of it is gone completely, and the rest is starting to die. So I eagerly anticipate what another month of treatment will do to the health of my pond. In all, anybody looking to use this product needs to keep these two important things in mind: it will NOT help a pond that is choked or otherwise drowning with algae. For that, your only recourse is probably physical removal of said growth, or being lucky like me and getting a well-timed flood. Secondly, temperature is probably another factor that is dramatically improving the performance of the second dose. The first dose was thrown in while temps were still relatively cool (low 70's), but within a few weeks our temps around here have spiked to high 80's and humid. This stuff definitely starts cranking when the temps start to rise. I'll update again in a month (two more doses), but if the last three days is any indication, I anticipate a pond completely clear of algae growth by then. And that will make me a VERY happy customer, and perfectly willing to continue purchasing this product despite its higher price.*Several months and a summer's worth of treatment later*: Our pond experienced a massive drought, which really dropped the water level and stagnated things. However, through it all, the water (that was left) never fouled with algae growth. I have maintained treatment every two weeks, and I think had I not the pit would have become a stinking sump. WILL definitely be purchasing again next year.

Bought this for our neighborhood pond and it worked great! Very easy to distribute in the water. Noticeable difference.

It did seem to remove muck. Now have to find way to clear area of soil.

The good! This stuff does eat the muck. As the muck has a lot to do with the algae, that is good, as the algae was taking over. Must definitely use along with dye to block the sunlight as the algae needs the sunlight to thrive.The Bad! The price is hefty. We have a ten acre lake and $350 per application hurts. Especially when recommended to install every couple of weeks for the first few months and monthly thereafter.But, it does work with dye, but slowly. In cold climates, below 50 degrees water temp, it will hibernate during the winter so you will not see results during the cold spells.Keep in mind, if you shock the lake to kill the algae, you also kill the good bacteria that eat the muck. Do not let a pond management firm recommend shocking your lake unless the algae has completely taken over. These companies just make more money putting the good algae back later, at your expense.We only tested Airmax Muckaway and are very satisfied.

We used it on our shoreline line at the lake and it worked! I was very skeptical, but it took the 6 inches of sludge down to just 1 inch of reg mud!

Unfortunately I have to agree with the 8-10% of individuals that said that this product did not work for them and rated it with 1 star. Over a period of two weeks I actually used three times the recommended amount and after almost five weeks I saw absolutely no change in my pond and I had to use the back breaking process of scrapping the muck with a broom and collecting it with a screen. Perhaps my batch of muck eating bacterias were on a diet or maybe I should have waited two months to see a result. What is puzzling is that many people rated this product with 5 stars and so people reading negative reviews might think that the one star reviewers are nothing but perennial complainers but I can assure you that this product did not work for me but it might work for you. I would suggest that you buy the smallest amount to test the efficacy of this product. Good luck.