SmartSeal Green Clear Pro (Formerly Moss Clear Pro) - Powerful Green Algae Remover - Easy To Apply Best Mould, Lichen & Black Mould Remover - Perfect Roof Cleaner & Driveway Cleaner - (5 Litres)

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When applying BioClear Pro we recommend using a sprayer or a brush attachment attached to the correct spray equipment for application. Diluted to a ratio of 1:20 and applied at a rate of 1 litre per 0.5m 2. When applying BacClear Pro we recommend using a sprayer or a brush attachment attached to the correct spray equipment for application. Diluted to a ratio of 1:20 and applied at a rate of 1 litre per 0.5m 2. DAY 3-4: Add Pure Aqua by simply dropping the sachet(s) into the pond. The sachet(s) will dissolve releasing the microbes into the water and the Zeolite will drop to the bottom.

Concentrated green growth killer to kill green growth, algae, fungi, mould, mildew and lichen on external hard surfaces. This is a broad category that includes animal poisons, pesticides, and even antibiotics. But when it comes to DDAC it is primarily a bactericide and a fungicide. In other words, it is a chemical compound specialized in the destruction of bacteria and fungi, which makes it excellent to clean areas and implements that have been exposed to potentially unsanitary conditions. This product is traditionally used in hospitals, hotels, and industries. In industrial use, DDAC is added to coolants to prevent the proliferation of fungi in them, and ensure that the coolant system is free of potentially harmful biological entities. In hotels, offices, and households it’s traditionally a disinfectant.

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When the Focal Clear Professional appeared on my review desk, I was super excited! The Focal Clear is one of my favorite headphones, so I was super curious about this “Pro” version and wondered how it stood up to the other. For this review, I’ll go through the specifics of the Focal Clear Professional, and will write a separate comparison review as I listen side-by-side with the original Clear. Without further idea, let’s get into it with this Focal Clear Professional Review. Review of Focal Clear Professional In the Box The answer turns out to be very well indeed. The Poly/Mojo pairing is detailed and exciting and these Focals make that clear. Initial listening shows up a slightly hard and sharp edge in the lower treble region, but this eases off in use to leave an etched but informative sound. Still, it’s best to avoid forward or aggressive electronics.

The high frequencies of the Focal Clear Professional headphones have a sense of air, extension, and delicacy. In a general sense, the high frequencies tend to lean upward toward the upper octave. The lower treble feels slightly cut, contributing to a sense of space in the high end. Additionally, this cut makes the highs considerably relaxed sounding. As a result, they are non fatiguing. In a general sense, the high frequencies of the Focal Clear Professional headphones feel even and full. As a result, they reveal a sense of complexity for high frequency rich instruments like cymbals. I look forward to one day hearing the Utopias and the difference between the two, but if you are on the fence about the Clear MG or MG Pro, demo them and compare for yourself! Planars are great, and have a different sound experience but there is nothing like some old school yet new school drivers to reproduce music and sound that is all too familiar. For example, when I was listening to the song Fever by Ray Charles featuring Natalie Cole, the upright bass held the center solidly and seemed to be anchored to the bottom of the vertical domain. By contrast, the finger snaps, hand drums, and snare brushes lingered up toward the top of my head, providing expansive length to the height. Panned out to the sides, the midrangy guitar and rhodes give wonderful width to the song. As various layers of guitars and keys play at the same time, along with the strings and horns that come in later, the width feels accurate as they’re placed in various places in the stereo field. Lastly, the sense of depth reveals a beautiful contrast between the closeness of Ray and Natalie’s vocals with the further off drums and guitars. Additionally, because the midrange’s sense of fullness, reverbs and room mics come through clearly, which help contribute to the sense of depth. Overview The Focal’s transparency is highlighted by the sizable lift in performance when we switch to our reference Naim streamer/Burmester amplifier combo. Here, we’re aware of a greater sense of control and dynamic expression. There’s clearly even more information and we’re pleased with the way the Focals arrange it with control and composure.Tonally, they're full-bodied in a manner that eludes most rivals, and this presentation results in instruments and voices coming through in a more natural and engaging manner. The overall balance is a little on the fuller, rounded side, but not so much that it affects the Focal’s ability to convince. Both models share the same level of Impedance at 55 Ohms, making them easy to pair with a good number of devices. Although, with the supplied cables of the Clear, it becomes immediately more friendly to a larger variety of devices. The MG Pro best fits with an audio interface or an outboard mixer, but using the standard 3.5mm connector, both headphones should provide a comfortable signal on most devices.