LakeVac is mixed into the lake water and allowed to settle. The chemical acts as a flocculent, which causes the algae, silt and nutrients to settle to the bottom of the lake. The settling of the nutrients will result in less algae growth, because of the reduction of phosphorous and other nutrients required for algae growth. LakeVac kills most rooted aquatic plants. LakeVac treatment temporarily increases the pH levels of the water. The high pH can have negative effects on disinfection.
Calculating the amount of LakeVac required:
- Determine the volume of water for treatment in m3
- Determine the alkalinity of the water for treatment
- Refer to the above table to determine the proper
dosage of LakeVac required.
(Caution: Concentrated LakeVac can kill fish)


