what other product can be used and get the same result as BioGuard pool magnet
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it depends on what you want to accomplish. this product is used to remove metal stains from gunite pool surfaces. I use it yearly and it works very well. there are a number of other products on the market that do likewise. I am a 25 year pool owner and I get the best results using all products from the same manufacturer. these bioguard products are a little bit pricey but I believe they are worth the few extra $s. good luck, spyboy1.......if you need anymore assistance, drop me a note at spyboy809@gmail.com
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I've used Biofreeze with the applicator & it works just fine. Actually, it holds anything that won't run off such as water.
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Here is the link to Seachem's information on Paraguard:http://www.seachem.com/Products/product_pages/ParaGuard.html
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Look at Biotics Research Iodizyme-HP 120Tabs on Amazon. Similar item in stock.
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I do not think so. I think there is a product called Biospira that is the saltwater equivalent. Not 100% sure though. I would do further research.
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As the others answered the biomrtric lock is not very good. I tried all fingers and both hands and it would not consistenly recognize any of the combinations. Sfam-On tech service figured that my fingerprints are too worn down at 70plus years. Swittched to an identical model safe with a combo lock. Works great.
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you should try a product called nature's miracle. you can buy it online. It works well with machines. i just spray it on and then fill the container with water only.
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I would use sealer for this gel unless its the builder gel which is stronger.but I also seal builder gel too....either way is shiny.
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All the Biotene Gel I received from Amazon was the new formula and does nothing after about 10 minutes. The manufacturers switched over a year ago and the old product cannot be found.
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No, the Bio mat is at bio-mats.com and they are EXPENSIVE. The smallest one was $650 plus $40 for standard shipping (I don't trust anyone who charges $40 for shipping a pad - ripoff) and quickly go up into the thousands of dollars. Plus, the web site makes some pretty wild claims - everything from weight loss to preventing cancer. I would stick with Therasage. It works on the same principle of infrared heat without electromagnetic radiation you get from the plug in head pads with the wires in them (which is linked to cancer/leukemia).
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This product did not work for me, because it is made of thin paper and was ruined when it got wet. I next bought the wapspinator decoy and that was effective for a little over a year - until the cloth ripped. I have a pool, which is a wasp magnet, and the decoy nests work if they can last outdoors
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Yes it is. Also bio balls which are small plastic balls that create a surface for good bacteria to grow. Plastic scouring pads work too.
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I don't know. Product didn't work for me and I net tried to recover the bait from underground. Tried a product my neighbor had that is the same idea and it worked great. You can find it at no moles.net
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Donna, I have recently had great success with a product called the "Victor Fly Magnet." I have trapped and killed 100's, maybe even 1000's of flies with this thing. It's non poisonous. It worked so well for me that I purchased 2 more. It's made a huge difference on my deck.Victor M380 Fly Magnet 1-Quart Reusable Trap With Bait
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The mat itself in not a magnet. It has a metal layer in it and you use these little peg magnets to hold things in place. Also, the "self healing" surface is not very durable. I've found that out as I make more and more cuts - the surface has started to peal off in some areas, and that's with very light use. I think the "iFixit" mat might be what you're looking for (http://www.amazon.com/iFixit-IF145-167-1-Magnetic-Project-Mat/dp/B00876JHBM/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1362157639&sr=8-3&keywords=magnetic+work+mat)
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Didn't find the product effective. Similar to an Ace lumbar wrap. If you are still interested, contact the maker. Believe his name is available on Amazon. You might look into a Therasage healing belt which I used for awhile. Now I've gone to a belt with magnets. It may be helping. Have you tried a chiropractor and a certified massage therapist. I'm really liking the Spoonk mat which I park at the back of a straight back chair and lean against the prickly spikes which simulate acupressure. You might also like the Nayoya (sp) which is less prickly. Good luck.
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http://www.amazon.com/Victor-M383-Magnet-Bait-3-Pk/dp/B00004RBDY/ref=pd_sim_lg_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=120WSHG4Q4XBMYKCJMYJ