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General Question : About Marble Fountain

Rameshwaram Marble , manufacturer and seller of Marble handicraft and marble stone made water fountains for indoor as well for outdoor place. We generally come up with so many question of buyer and customer for fountain maintenance and selection.

Here are general collection of question, that how you can maintain your small to big water fountain.

                                                           


Q: Where should you put a fountain at home?

A:   The east, the north-east and the north are directions which are compatible with water decorative. Water fountains or showpieces with water element should not be kept in the south, the southwest, the west or the southeast zone. They should also not be placed in the middle of the property.

 

Q: Can I put vinegar in my water fountain?

A: To quickly clean and freshen your indoor water fountain, add a cup or two of filtered white apple cider vinegar. Vinegar exhibits antibacterial, antiviral and antiseptic properties, killing germs on contact. And best of all, it’s all-natural and doesn’t rely on the use of harsh chemicals.

 

Q: Should water fountain run all the time?

A: First of all, if you keep your fountains on all the time it prolongs the life of the pump because it is not being turned on and off. If cared for properly, your pump should last at least a year, if not 3 to 5 years.

 

Q: How do I keep my fountain water clean naturally?

A: You can use white vinegar and a bristled cleaning brush to scrub away tougher algae. The vinegar won’t damage the fountain and can remove stains and discoloration easily. Then using pipe cleaners to clear algae buildup out of the hole the water comes from.

 

Q: Where should a water feature be placed?

A: Where to put your water feature. Avoid dark corners – splashing water will make them feel even more dank – and put your water feature where it gets sun for most of the day. Most water features need a pump to power the water, which means you need a power point nearby and a cable to connect them.

 

Q: Should I leave my outdoor fountain on?

A: Do I have to turn my water fountain off at night or when I am away? Water fountain pumps are meant to run 24/7. It is harder on the pump if it is turned on and off continuously. You should not need to turn your fountain off as long as there is enough water in the fountain for the allotted time.

 

Q: Do Indoor water fountains add humidity?

A: Placing a water fountain indoors does the same as keeping a humidifier open. And probably, much better. The splashing of the water evaporates as moisture in the air, giving the space the humidity it needs.

 

Q: What can I put in my water fountain to keep mosquitoes away?

A: Bleach. Add common household bleach to the water in your fountain each week to kill mosquito eggs and larva. A 15 percent solution of bleach kills all mosquito larva and eggs within six hours. Only add bleach to the water if fish are not present and there are no plants that the bleach can affect.

 

Q: How do I stop my fountain water from smelling?

A: Vinegar and bleach can also be helpful, but only on certain materials and rocks. Regular cleaning with chemicals that combat the growth of unwanted materials is a sure way to keep your water clean and free of bacteria and algae. The best way to keep you fountain from giving off a foul odor is simply to keep it clean.

 

Q: How often should water fountains be cleaned?

A: Indoor floor, tabletop, and wall fountains should be given a full cleaning every four to six months. Outdoor types require more frequent cleaning. Remove all water from the fountain and wipe it clean with a soft cloth and material-appropriate cleaner.

Q: Are water features hard to maintain?
A: But like everything else water features too require maintenance, but the question you may have is how much maintenance. The amount of maintenance depends on the type of water feature you install. Compared to ponds, fountains require less maintenance. A fountain keeps the water in motion, and this prevents algae growth.