Natural Pools: How Do Plants Clean Water? Part 1
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Published 2024-02-01
Explore the importance of circulation, mechanical filtration, biological filtration using wetlands, and the incredible role of biofilm. Uncover how plants and beneficial microorganisms work together to keep nutrient levels low and eliminate pathogens.
Don't miss out on the key role of oxygenation, and find out how plants contribute to both water aeration and the well-being of beneficial microbes. Whether you're a pool enthusiast or a nature lover, this video provides valuable insights into harnessing the natural magic for a pristine swimming experience.
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Thanks! Very well explained
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what an amazing class 🇧🇷
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I just found your video today. . .taking my own steps to purify the water where I am. . . Thank you for your time and energy 💦
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really useful, thank you very much for all this knowledge, about to build one here in Mexico with a system of small tanks line up in stairs that will let the water flow from one to the other to end up finally in the swimming pool. Looking for more information on what type of gravel, sand, plant to use ? :)
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Thank you great video.Very well described information.What do you think about bog filter?
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VERY-INTERESTING :) THANK FOR SHARING :) I DID A THUMB-UP ABOUT THE VIDEO AND SUBSCRIBED TO THE CHANNEL :) THANK YOU FROM ISRAEL :)
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O mG this is so good. Just a simple question!. Can we put soil beneath gravel in order to grow water lilies and then a layer of gravel on the soil? Is that fine?
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Great insights. Thank you for the education. You mention that the water needs to be kept cool. How cool is optimum? I guess the question I'm really after is: "How warm can I keep it?" Some of us like to swim in warmish water, especially in winter.
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thank you, very good, just discovered your channel and have subbed
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Hi, this is a great intro video. Have you done a cost comparison? Or maybe you could shed some light on the operation costs ?
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Very well explained, deserves more views. Thanks for sharing. Im trying to find out what happens to urine as I want to build a pool and rent the pool house for vacations. As I cannot control what kids will do... im curious if its safe and will be cleansed too. Best regards.
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Exceptional lesson!
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Wonderful
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Lovely videos, and I admire the mission and initiative. Are there regional limitations to natural pools, and does the process change much depending on what climate the pool is made within?
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This is an interesting video! But I also have to say, you and your mannerisms remind me a lot of Matt O'Dowd from PBS Space Time.
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Espectacular. Después de ver cientos de videos , es primer vez que entiendo perfectamente de que se trata el sistema. Agradezco enormemente el esfuerzo por compartirnos tanto conocimiento y de forma tan clara. Me suscribo y un like más que merecido para ti. Espero que sigas compartiendo tu conocimiento.gracias
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Amazing content mate. Very thorough and simple to understand. What would you say the optimum wetland to swim surface area ratio is? Also, is it possible to have too large of a wetland area?
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I loved it! love it learn a lot, still a lot to learn of details and specifications but . just 2 questions I have. what kind of fish? and what kind of plants? I know a few plants. but it would be great if you can share your. I have a friend that have a natural pool and it is in great shape because of the extra help with oxigenatión spots.
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Hey bro! Any book that you might recommend reading before diving without more specific knowledge? Thanks a lot by the way great class!
