Sell Magpie Music your DVDs, CDs, computer games and phones.
Or go to their Facebook store
Offers at Keen Gardener.
10% off all pet/wildlife items (use code: WILD598)
10% off greenhouse heaters (code: GHEA234)
5% off all Robinson greenhouses (code: ROBI576)
£50 off Alton greenhouse orders over £1500 (code: ALTONC354)
10% off lawn care (not power tools) (code: LAWNC354)
10% off all pond equip with (code: POND149)
10% off solar garden lighting (code: SOLAR284)
£25 off Swiss Grill bbq orders over £250 (code: SWISS211)
5% off Weber bbq and accessories orders over £100 (code: WEBE976)
10% off all orders at Rolawn Direct. Use this code: RDFEB12
Recycle your phone, MP3s, cameras and game consoles at Debenhams.
9. Tips for choosing and using a tapwater purifier for fishponds
- Ask local Koi dealers (who are on the same water supply as you) how they test and treat their water.
- Get a drinking water report from your water company or council. Tell them you're a fish keeper so they give you the right information.
- Find a laboratory (ask your Koi dealer or look in the Yellow Pages) that can test water for fish toxins at the appropriate sensitivity levels.
- Along with your reports, note your pond's volume, fish stock and health problems before talking to manufacturers.
- Check that the water purifier can cope with the levels of contaminants in your water supply.
- Establish the effective life of the cartridge in relation to the typical levels of contaminants in your tap water.
- Establish the life of the cartridge in terms of water volume, and install a water meter to log the cumulative total through the purifier.
