Waterline stays cleaner
That scummy ring used to show up at the waterline every week. Adding this on a weekly schedule keeps it far more manageable.

That scummy ring used to show up at the waterline every week. Adding this on a weekly schedule keeps it far more manageable.
There is noticeably less sludge when I rinse the filter now. It seems to keep the oils from building up in the first place.
The water had a bit of an odor between cleans. This cut it down a lot and it was easy to add to my routine.
I was worried it would throw off my chemistry but it did not. It just keeps the water cleaner alongside the chlorine.
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Natural enzymes break down body oils, lotion, sunscreen, and other organics as the water circulates, before they turn into waterline scum, filter sludge, and odor.
The broken-down material then washes out through your normal filtration.
No. It is built to work alongside your sanitizer. By handling the organic load, it frees up your chlorine or bromine to do its actual job instead of burning off on body oils.
Keep sanitizing and testing your water as usual while you use it.
No. It works with your existing chlorine or bromine routine, not in place of it. It keeps the water cleaner between sessions by breaking down organics.
Continue your normal sanitation and water testing as part of your routine.
For existing buildup, add 1 oz per 500 gallons daily until the waterline clears. For maintenance after that, use 1 oz per 500 gallons once a week.
Heavier use or more bathers may call for slightly more frequent dosing.
Yes. A lot of spa odor comes from organic buildup in the water and filter. Breaking that down at the source cuts the smell rather than covering it up.
Pairing it with regular filter cleaning helps keep the water smelling fresh.
Yes. It is rated for hot tubs, spas, portable spas, and inflatable spas, using the same 1 oz per 500 gallon dose.
It is gentle on your equipment while it breaks down the oils and organics in the water.