UltraClear Oxy – Rock & Waterfall Cleaner
- Oxygen-Powered Cleaning: Granular formula releases oxygen as it works, helping to lift debris and organic buildup from rocks, waterfalls, and pond surfaces.
- Supports Cleaner Water Features: Ideal for waterfalls, streams, and shoreline areas where organic debris accumulates.
- Fast-Acting Formula: Begins working on contact, providing visible cleaning support within hours.
- Safe & Eco-Friendly: Non-toxic when used as directed. Contains no copper or harsh chemicals. Safe for fish, aquatic plants, pets, and pond wildlife.
- Easy Application: Simply sprinkle granules directly onto wet surfaces, problem areas, or across pond edges for targeted cleaning.
- Versatile Use: Works in koi ponds, water gardens, ornamental features, and larger pond systems.
Description
Lift organic buildup from the surfaces that make your pond shine.
UltraClear Oxy is an oxygen-based granular cleaner for pond rocks, waterfalls, streams and shoreline areas. It begins working on contact to help loosen debris and organic buildup from wet surfaces.
Target your water feature's problem spots
- Oxygen-powered action: releases oxygen as it works to help lift organic debris.
- Surface-focused cleaning: suited to rocks, waterfalls, streams and pond edges.
- Simple granular application: sprinkle the measured amount onto wet treatment areas.
- No copper: safe for fish and aquatic plants when used as directed.
- Made in the USA: backed by UltraClear's pond-care experience.
Application guide
Use the directions on your container for the surface and water feature being treated. The pond-volume guide is 1 oz of product per 1,000 gallons for a light dose or 3 oz per 1,000 gallons for a heavy dose.
Apply directly to wet surfaces or problem areas as directed. Use weekly or as needed according to the label. Measure the granular product carefully; do not use liquid-ounce or acreage conversions to estimate the dose.
Common questions
Where can I use Oxy?
On pond rocks, waterfalls, streams and shoreline areas where organic material accumulates, following the package directions.
Is this a beneficial-bacteria treatment?
No. Oxy is an oxygen-based surface cleaner. For biological treatment of accumulated organic muck, see Muck Digester Tabs.
How quickly does it work?
The formula begins working on contact and can provide visible cleaning support within hours. Results depend on the buildup and application conditions.
Related guide: How to Clean Pond Rocks and Waterfalls
Lift organic buildup from the surfaces that make your pond shine.
UltraClear Oxy is an oxygen-based granular cleaner for pond rocks, waterfalls, streams and shoreline areas. It begins working on contact to help loosen debris and organic buildup from wet surfaces.
Target your water feature's problem spots
- Oxygen-powered action: releases oxygen as it works to help lift organic debris.
- Surface-focused cleaning: suited to rocks, waterfalls, streams and pond edges.
- Simple granular application: sprinkle the measured amount onto wet treatment areas.
- No copper: safe for fish and aquatic plants when used as directed.
- Made in the USA: backed by UltraClear's pond-care experience.
Application guide
Use the directions on your container for the surface and water feature being treated. The pond-volume guide is 1 oz of product per 1,000 gallons for a light dose or 3 oz per 1,000 gallons for a heavy dose.
Apply directly to wet surfaces or problem areas as directed. Use weekly or as needed according to the label. Measure the granular product carefully; do not use liquid-ounce or acreage conversions to estimate the dose.
Common questions
Where can I use Oxy?
On pond rocks, waterfalls, streams and shoreline areas where organic material accumulates, following the package directions.
Is this a beneficial-bacteria treatment?
No. Oxy is an oxygen-based surface cleaner. For biological treatment of accumulated organic muck, see Muck Digester Tabs.
How quickly does it work?
The formula begins working on contact and can provide visible cleaning support within hours. Results depend on the buildup and application conditions.
Related guide: How to Clean Pond Rocks and Waterfalls