Mellbree Bird Bath Copper Disk, 0.6mm Reinforced 99.99% Pure Copper Cleaning Disk with Triple-Point Support for Physical Safe Clean Water All-Season, Universal Fit for Outdoor Birdbaths, Bowl
$11.99
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(as of Apr 09, 2025 19:51:04 UTC – Details)
Natural Water Purification without Chemicals: The 0.6mm thick, 99.99% pure copper bird bath disk naturally purifies the water in your bird bath. Upon contact with water, it forms a Patina protective layer, a corrosion-resistant technology used in the Statue of Liberty, making it completely odorless and harmless. Registered with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) (Reg. No. 82012-1), confirming its safety and effectiveness.
Natural Water Purification without Chemicals: The 0.6mm thick, 99.99% pure copper bird bath disk naturally purifies the water in your bird bath. Upon contact with water, it forms a Patina protective layer, a corrosion-resistant technology used in the Statue of Liberty, making it completely odorless and harmless. Registered with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) (Reg. No. 82012-1), confirming its safety and effectiveness.
Effective Design for Maximum Contact: The bird bath copper disk features a three-point support design, maximizing surface contact with the water, keeping your bird bath clean and fresh. Say goodbye to the frequent and tedious cleaning of slimy, green bird baths. With the copper disk, cleaning intervals can extend from approximately every 3 days to about every 20 days, saving you around 120 minutes of cleaning time each month.
Money-Saving Tip: The 0.6mm thick copper bird bath disk offers powerful purification. Simply place it in the bird bath, and it begins to work—no need to purchase a variety of cleaning tools. This can save you about $200 annually.
All-Weather Effectiveness: The copper disk’s surface undergoes a special passivation process, ensuring that its physical purification effect is consistent year-round, unaffected by weather conditions. It also won’t interfere with any fountain or heating equipment you may be using. This makes it a reliable water purification tool throughout the year.
Eco-Friendly Philosophy: Just as you choose organic fertilizers for your garden, the copper disk is the natural choice for birdwatching enthusiasts and nature lovers. It helps turn your backyard into a safe haven for birds. The product is packaged and shipped using natural, eco-friendly materials.
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Moonstruck –
It does help!
I didn’t have high expectations for this copper disc, but I did some research before I purchased and for the price, it was worth a try. It works! My birdbath was so slimy and grungy, I was cleaning it every day. This really does keep the slime down to a minimum to where I can just rinse it out and fill with fresh water. It still needs a deep clean at least once a week but to my surprise, it does help a lot.
Happy Customer –
Convenient
Easy to install, just peel of the protective coating and put them in your Birdbath. Copper helps water, which is a good reason to use these Copper Disks.
Yvette –
Very impressed! They work better than I could have hoped.
I was impressed by how well these work! They GREATLY reduce the scum in my birdbath and saves me from emptying/cleaning them every 3 days to at least 5 days.
Some Dude –
It’s copper, it works
Nice way to help keep the birdbath or small fountain a bit cleaner. Looks nice and is well made. Taking off a star only because the edge is a bit sharp and I could see getting cut if you are handling it roughly. Nothing crazy, but it looks like an unfinished edge.
kay capps –
Gd value
Happy with the product
S. Peck –
A simple, elegant way to add safety for wild creatures
I have a short piece of copper pipe in the trough of our evaporative cooler to help keep the water free of algae and bacteria when it’s sitting idle. But, it never occurred to me to do something like that with our winter bird bath until I saw this disk among the items I could try from the Amazon Vine program.I like that it is small enough to fit into the bird bath without interfering with deicer/heater we have in our birdbath.It’s about as thick as a U.S. One Cent coin; and has 3 small dimples for feet that are as high as it is thick. The feet make it possible for nearly all of the surface to make contact with the water.There are no instructions with it; so this is what you need to know.(1) Leave it alone while in use. Don’t polish it with chemical polishes.(2) The chemical reaction from the water is what makes it work.(3) It will change color as part of that process.(4) DO; wash it with soap and water when you clean the bird bath.(5) When the disk is completely discolored; soak it in over night vinegar to clean it.(6) Optional polishing can be done with a mix of lemon juice and table salt.(7) Keep other objects off of it,(8) It will help keep the water pure; but you’ll still need to clean, and replace water in the bath to keep your bath safe for the wildlife.Pretty simple, and looks nice too.
sew awesome –
Well made and pretty in the bird bath!
I’ve never heard of copper keeping water clean, but it is an interesting concept. It’s just a few inches wide, but it adds a decorative glow to the bottom of my bird bath. It is too soon to see if it helps, but I will be back to update as the weather warms up. So far, I can say it is a beautiful piece. It also has little bumps on the bottom so that it doesn’t fit totally flush on the bottom, allowing water to just barely flow under. I have a bad mosquito problem mid summer, so I will be looking out to see if it might help with that as well.
D. Foote –
Your mileage may vary…
I had hopes for this, but was kind of skeptical, so I did a test. 2 bowls of water, one with the disk, one without. Sitting outside next to each other for over a week. I didn’t see any algae build up in either bowl. So for me, I can’t say that it does anything. I don’t think it hurts anything either…