Clearwater CH0009 Water Clarifier for Hot tub Spa and Swimming Water Treatment for Pristine Crystal Clear Water, 1 Litre

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A: A spa clarifier is a chemical agent used to improve the water clarity in hot tubs by removing small particles that are too small to be filtered out by the hot tub’s filtration system. Anything you have on your body upon entering the hot tub can have an impact on your water. Products like body lotion, conditioner, and oils can cause issues, ranging from neutralizing the sanitizer to creating a cloudy and foamy water. If your hot tub cover is made of vinyl, wash it with warm soapy water, leave it to dry, and then use 303 Protectant to protect it from UV damage and prolong its lifespan.

Keep your hot tub filter clean: A dirty filter can reduce the effectiveness of your spa clarifier. Make sure to clean or replace your filter regularly.

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The total dissolved solids (TDS) your hot tub test strip measures? Those are surfactants. And if they build up in your spa, they’ll form a film on its surface that traps air and forms bubbles. Add your hot tub’s jets into the mix and you get bubbles – lots of them. A water clarifier can play a useful role in restoring the appearance of cloudy water. It is helpful for every hot tub or swim spa owner to understand its role, and the reasons why cloudy water appears in the first place, so we’re going to cover those points here. Clarifiers and flocculents are two types of water treatment chemicals used in hot tubs and swimming pools. Both substances work to clear cloudy water, but they achieve this in different ways. An alternative method to restore water clarity is to employ enzymes. This method is now being used more commonly and offers additional benefits, such as the removal of oils and fats produced by the bather which in turn demands a greater work load from the sanitiser (chlorine or bromine); we will cover enzymes and how they work in a separate post at a later date. Further tips Cleaning process for filters may vary depending on the type of filter you have. However, the basic process involves removing the filter, hosing it down, soaking it in a filter cleaner, and rinsing it thoroughly. Be sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions and use the recommended cleaning products for your specific filter. Frequently Asked Questions about Spa Clarifiers

Longer-Lasting Water: Using a spa clarifier can help extend the life of the water in your hot tub. With regular use, the clarifier will keep your water crystal clear, and you can enjoy it for a more extended period before needing to drain and refill. Highly Effective: SeaKlear Spa System Flush is highly effective at removing dirt and grime from spa water, ensuring that the water remains clean and clear. Step 3: Run the Pump – After adding the clarifier, run the pump for at least 2-3 hours to circulate the water and allow the clarifier to do its job. There are a number of hot tub water clarifiers, the most common are either is made up of polymers or natural products, such as Chitosan, that will either form a chemical bond or ‘clump’ the very small pollutant particles. These particles will inevitably be found in every hot tub, irrespective of how well the water is tested and how clean the bathers are.Clarifier can be used in a hot tub on a weekly basis, or as needed to maintain water clarity. How do I make my hot tub water crystal clear? Combines small, suspended particles to aid in the removal of debris and dirt through the filtration system Lastly, some people believe that spa clarifiers are harmful to the environment. However, most spa clarifiers are biodegradable and safe to use. Just make sure to choose a clarifier that is eco-friendly and does not contain any harmful chemicals. Benefits of Using a Spa Clarifier in Your Hot Tub Hot tubs can become cloudy because of bacteria, algae blooms, and even particles of metal from filling your water from a well or municipal water source. Let’s narrow down how each of these gets into your hot tub and how these can affect the cloudiness of the water.

If your hot tub’s chemistry is unbalanced across the board, your best bet is usually emptying, cleaning, and refilling your spa (more on that in just a bit).

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Typically, cloudy water is blamed on an elevated pH level, an elevated alkalinity level, and a low level of sanitizer. Other reasons for cloudy water can include dirty filters, body oils and fluids, and old water.

No matter what you do, surfactants are going to slowly build up in your hot tub – which is why you need to change its water every three months. Alkalinity measures substances in your water like hydroxides, carbonates, and bicarbonates. When they are balanced (in appropriate amounts), these elements will keep your water from getting cloudy and bacteria from forming. When you test your hot tub water, the alkalinity levels should be between 80-120 parts per million. Maximize Clarifier Effectiveness: By reducing the amount of contaminants in your hot tub, the spa clarifier can work more effectively and deliver optimal results.The more your hot tub or spa is used, the cloudier it looks! Simply add 2 caps of Pro-Kleen Spa Clarifier to your spa water once a week for crystal clear water! A: It’s recommended to wait at least 15-30 minutes after adding a spa clarifier before using your hot tub. This allows the chemical to disperse evenly throughout the water and avoids skin and eye irritation. What Is the Difference Between a Clarifier and a Flocculent? Improved Water Clarity: The most significant benefit of using a spa clarifier is that it improves the water clarity in your hot tub. It eliminates the impurities that cause cloudiness, making the water crystal clear.