Kim, hopefully I am not tooo late on this reply, I haven't been to the site for quite some time.
My grandmothers old remedy follows, fool proof and sure to work, guaranted now by the University of Guelph Ontario Canada:
For a regular sized rain barrel, the old oil drum style, put 1/2 box of baking soda. This keeps the eggs within your water from hatching and kills them off.
Also add to each drum, about 1/8 cup of vegetable or olive oil. This sits on the top of your water and doesn't allow the mature mosquitoes to either lay their eggs into the water or hatch them out of the water.
Neither the baking soda nor the oil will harm any
plant, any other bug, or any animal or fish that may happen to be in or drink this water. Not birds either.
Completely chemical free and totally safe.
This remedy also works just fine with any stagnant water you have laying around, though I suggest you simply empty that water, but if you don't have any pumps running in your rain barrels, this works 100%.
If you get lots of rains, restock the oil and the baking soda when you think it may be all ran out. I do mine about once a month. I get little rain in the mid of summer here though.
I really hope this helps you and your fountain dilema.
Everyone trying to kill off mosquitoes with chemicals, please save a little part of the earth in your own backyards, and use this remedy instead. It is also Much much cheaper.
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