Could not believe what came out
Ran it before my water change and the stuff that came out of the jet lines was eye opening. Glad it is out of there now.

Ran it before my water change and the stuff that came out of the jet lines was eye opening. Glad it is out of there now.
My fresh water always used to cloud up fast. I flushed the lines first this time and the new water held up so much better.
Works in a bathroom jetted tub too. Ran it on high for about half an hour and the jets pushed out a lot of buildup. Happy with it.
Simple to dose, run the jets, then drain. I do it every water change now and the tub stays fresher between cleans.
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It flushes the oils, lotions, and biofilm that collect inside your hot tub's internal jet lines and plumbing, the buildup that never drains out with the water.
Clearing the lines before a water change means you refill into clean plumbing instead of washing old gunk back into fresh water.
No. Remove the filters, add the cleaner to the existing water, run the jets, and then drain, rinse, and refill afterward.
The flush happens with the tub full so the formula can move through the entire plumbing system.
Add 2 oz per 100 gallons, run the jets on high for 20 to 30 minutes, or overnight on low for a deeper clean. Then drain, rinse, and refill with fresh water.
Removing the filters first lets the loosened buildup flush out instead of clogging the cartridge.
Every water change, or at least every 3 months for a hot tub. For a jetted bathtub, once a month keeps the lines clear.
Higher use and more bathers mean more buildup, so flush more often if your tub sees a lot of traffic.
Usually because the lines were never cleaned. You drain and refill, but the old buildup is still in the plumbing and washes back into the new water.
Flushing the lines before you drain helps your fresh fill stay clear longer.
A 16 oz bottle handles up to 8 hot tub treatments at 100 gallons each. Jetted bathtubs use less per treatment, so you get more out of the bottle.
Dosing is based on water volume, so larger tubs use proportionally more per flush.