ArenaKleen-No More Dust, Rides Like Dry! ArenaKleen is an all natural, environmentally safe dust control solution that eliminates unhealthy levels of dust. Plus, ArenaKleen is formulated to absorb into each individual soil particle. This means that soil particles remain in direct contact with each other insuring firm footing, excellent traction with no stickiness, thus no tracking. If you’re looking for better air quality, a healthier environment and the added benefit of improved footing call us or EMail

ArenaKleen is the new dust control solution that eliminates health risks for horses and all who work with and around horses. ArenaKleen allows the horse, the rider, and the trainer to work safely and comfortably in any type of arena all the while helping to preserve the footing as well as maintaining footing consistency for the long term.

ArenaKleen is very effective in eliminating the health hazards of dust in indoor riding arenas. ArenaKleen is a very highly refined non-hazardous organic fluid that controls dust over long periods of time even under extreme conditions. Application rate may be adjusted up or down depending on the typing of footing conditions required.

Costs are in $US FOB Amesbury MA. Shipping costs are not included.

Calculating ArenaKleen Requirements

The formula presented is the MINIMUM usage rate based on footing that is new or in excellent condition. If the footing contains more than 12% clay or certain types of rubber, the formula may need an upward adjustment. Old, beat up, fine, dusty footing may also require higher application rate.

The formula is 500 gallons per acre per inch of footing. Length times width equals # of sq ft, then divide by 40000, then multiply by 500, the result is the amount of ArenaKleen per inch of footing material.

Based on the above formula an example would be: 100 x 200 = 20000 sq ft. Divide 20000 by 40,000 = 0.5 acre of arena to be treated. 0.5 x 500 = 250 gallons per inch of footing material. 3” of footing above the compacted base would require a total of 750 gallons in this example.

[CAUTION: It is important not to underestimate the depth of the arena footing material down to the compacted base. Accurately measure your footing depth in several random locations (including the corners) of your arena and be sure to dig down to whatever makes up the base material where it becomes hard and compacted].

Application rates will decrease with successive applications; time between applications should gradually increase with successive applications. Once absorbed the footing material will feel dry and will not track.

1) Caledon Equestrian Park / Equestrian Management Group, Palgrave, Ontario, Canada, http://www.equiman.com/

2) Ian Millar, Millar Brook Farm, Perth, Ontario [http://www.histori.ca/minutes/minute.do?id=14237]

3) Alexandria Equestrian Association, (public stable) PO Box 75, Pittstown, NJ 08867, David Marra, Vice President, Office (973) 966-6900 ext. 105, Fax (973) 966-2820, Cell (908) 590-1697, email: maxmar@patmedia.net

4) Dutch Dressage Stables, Little Valley, NY, Annet Taapken, email: dutchdressagestables@hotmail.com

5) Platinum Farm, 985 North Bluff Drive, Frankstown, Colorado 80166, Nick Costanza, 303-229-4223, email: nickcostanza@msn.com

6) Fiore Farms, (public stable) Summerfield, NC, Flor White 336-644-6512, fwhite2@triad.rr.com – 40,000 sq ft arena.

8) Hideaway Farm, Bridget S Wilson, 10529 4th Street NW, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87114, bwilson@salud.unm.edu

9) Geosynthetic Systems, 3543 Conroy Road, Ottawa, ON K1T 3S6, Pat Mulrooney, pmulrooney@geosyntheticsystems.ca 866-490-4436

11) The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, Toronto, Ontario, www.royalfair.org/

12) Hi Chris, I absolutely love your product. I was hesitant to spend the money, but it is wonderful!! My students, horses and I can see, breathe and ride. Thanks, Dr. Kim Brennan, 4276 80Th Street, Grinnell, IA 50112, 641-990-5330, kbrenzoo@iowatelecom.net, 50 x 100 indoor (also outdoor).

13) Edelweiss farm, Epping, NH 'edelweissfarm1@verizon.net