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

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Use clarifier after heavy usage: If you have had a lot of people in your hot tub, or if you have not used it for a while, use a spa clarifier to help clear up the water.

Regular cleaning of your hot tub filter is crucial to maintain optimal water clarity and to ensure that your spa clarifier works effectively. A dirty filter will impede water flow and reduce the effectiveness of the clarifier, so it’s important to clean it regularly.Safe for All Spa Surfaces: This product is safe for all types of spa surfaces, so spa owners can use it with confidence. Enhanced Efficiency of Sanitizers: Spa clarifiers help sanitize the water in your hot tub more efficiently. They work by clumping together small particles, making them more accessible for your sanitizing agent to kill and remove. Eliminate Cloudy Water: One of the primary reasons to use a spa clarifier is to eliminate cloudy water caused by impurities and debris. Clarifiers work by coagulating tiny particles together, making it easier for your spa’s filtration system to remove them. No matter which way you approach it, bad chemistry is something you never want to find in a hot tub. “But, my pH is completely balanced!” you say. We’re sorry to say that most microbes (like humans) love water that has a neutral pH and is warm with a neutral pH. In terms of bacterial growth, an un-sanitized hot tub works much in the same way as a Petri dish. That is why it is so important to stay on top of maintaining your hot tub’s chemistry.

You can use a clarifier as problems arise, or weekly, as a preventative measure against cloudy water. All of our Pro Supplies sanitizing kits include Chitosan Natural Clarifier, and we recommend using it weekly. How do I use these clarifiers? 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. The frequency of which you should clean your filters depends on how often you use your hot tub and the weather. In some cases the water can look dull due to minute particles not being trapped by the filters, Water Clarifier will ‘clump’ together these smaller particles to form a larger particle which in turn will be trapped in the filter.

What Clarifier Will Do for Your Hot Tub

Ensure your hot tub water is circulating when adding water clarifier as this will distribute it evenly. What are the alternatives to a water clarifier? The addition of other chemicals will increase the likelihood of clarity issues. Always add chemicals in small quantities and re-test as you do so. 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.

Once your hot tub is full of fresh water, test the water and leave it to circulate for at least a day. Then test it again and adjust if necessary before you hop in. 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! The tiny particles that make your hot tub or spa water look murky and dull are too small to be trapped by your filter. This unique formula contains properties that easily bind together these small particles allowing your filter to trap them with success!In summary, Sea Klear Natural Clarifier For Spas and Hot Tubs is a powerful, eco-friendly clarifying solution that can restore the crystal clear water in your spa, hot tub, or pool. It is super-concentrated, easy to use, and most importantly, safe for both humans and animals. However, some customers have reported mixed results, and it may not be effective for extremely dirty or contaminated water. Buying Guide for Best Hot Tub Clarifier Without a clarifier, it can be challenging to achieve the desired level of water clarity even with regular cleaning and sanitization. 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.

Algae blooms (or “algal blooms”) can show up in virtually any freshwater environment — even your hot tub. If you remember your high school biology, you may remember that all it takes is to have one algae sporophyte, which will turn into trillions within a week or two depending on the conditions. Algae often forms in water with high levels of nitrogen and phosphorous. Therefore, you should consider using a metal-removing pre-filter. Keep a close eye on your hot tub’s water balance – particularly the calcium hardness and TDS levels.On a proactive weekly basis – Many hot tub users have found a proactive approach to clear water is to apply weekly (around 15 – 20ml per week) rather than wait until the water has gone cloudy. 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. Improved Comfort: With clear, clean water, you’ll enjoy a more comfortable soak in your hot tub. Spa clarifiers help eliminate the irritants that can cause skin irritation or allergic reactions, giving you a more relaxing and enjoyable experience. Improved Water Clarity Start refilling your hot tub, then add some fast-acting chlorine or bromine granules to start the sanitisation process. Remember that you’re aiming for a Free Chlorine level of 2 – 5mg/l or a Total Bromine level of 3 – 6mg/l once the spa is refilled, so don’t go overboard at this stage with your chemical levels. Chitosan Natural Clarifier is an eco-friendly product, made from crab and shrimp shells recycled from the seafood industry. This ingenious product clears cloudy water using the flocculation method.