Do you need chlorine to add now and then as a sanitizer?
1481013
Yes, now and then. When I top off the water (when water needs to be added to the spa) we add a bit of chlorine just to make sure the added water is clear (because it is well or creek water). And then we wait until the chlorine is dissipated before the enzymes. The other time we use it is after six cycles of enzymes, after the cirri-clean cleaning and we drain the tub and refill...we add chlorine to the new water, wait until it registers totally dissipated...and then the new bottle of enzymes is added.
1481014
No you do not need chlorine. You can call the owners up on there product and they are very helpful. I do use a little bit of chlorine once in awhile if you don't have an ozone.
1481015
Yes, before you add this treatment you need to purge your spa with portion of chlorine, that needs to dissolve about 4-5 days. Once that is gone, you can pour one bottle of enzyme best treatment and be good to go for 3 month at least. 4 bottles should be more then enough for a full year of worry free sparkling clean hot spa. Enjoy!
649873
I shock my spa with granulated chlorine twice a week, maintain ph, alkalinity and hardness. Clean the free regularly and water change every 4 months.
177200
It's chlorinating granules for pools and hot tubs , it a sanitizer to keep the water disinfectant for bacteria, it is something you have to have in unless you want a bromine product.
2277846
It takes quite a while for the bacteria to build up in the filter. Said it was important to not change out all media in the filter at the same time. I used Prime that removes chlorine when I do water changes. Also use Stress Plus in the tank and All Gone in my filter. My tank stays extremely clear and I have happy fish.
1479431
Yes, this is the sterilizing rinse to use after wash and rinse. It is basically "chlorine bleach" so be careful not to splash it on your clothes.
40126
I don't know for sure but I would not recommend it, that's a very harsh chemical (I have t-shirts with holes in them to support that). If the use of chlorine is necessary for what you want to do I would put it in a spray applicator, spray it then use the PW to clean/rinse. If really necessary in PW I would contact manufacturer first.
16241
My previous response was based on taste. I trust that the filtration process will remove the chlorine and other harmful contaminates.
1297130
It's important to mix with water if you have a vinyl liner. If you have concrete or fiberglass, its not necessary. Broadcasting any chlorine shock directly in the pool with dilution can bleach the liner. A bleached liner becomes a weak liner and in the sun can tear easily.
392129
We use it so we don't have to use as much chlorine. There are times where we do add a little chlorine, but the spa is not maintained on chlorine all the time. Hope this helps.
1135433
Yes you'll need some salt pellets. Get the un-treated salt people use for water softeners. However you now dispense chlorine, alternate with the salt. Maybe chlorine for two weeks, then a week with salt; repeat.
212672
gotta love how the one person said no but you should use chlorine granuals. um ya that's chemicals. I use this with the nature2 spa stick ( alternative to chlorine / bromine chemicals)
1348873
The Swipes list on the label" Use only non-chlorine bleach when needed". I have never needed to disinfect these cleaning cloths. I use them to dust and to clean all surfaces - moistened with water or cleaning solutions, or dry, and they are great. But I have never used a heavy duty disinfectant. With such a great price and the fact that you get 36 in the pack, you could try hot water to wash one, but the label specifies warm water.
1897299
These systems are chlorine compatible. But while you will need to add an oxidizer or shock weekly we suggest using a granular form such as a Sodium DiChlor.
1518991
Yes but first make sure you get your chlorine high - because high chlorine helps kill everything. Add algicide and more isn't better - follow instructions. Run filter almost 24/7 - backwash frequently, scrub the walls down and shock again - it will take a couple days for a clear pool but be patient (something I am not good at). It will become clear and enjoyable! Remember although it doesn't look pretty if your chemicals are in order the pool is safe to swim in.
200632
I tend to use much less with this. You do use some and I still shock occasionaly but my chlorine on the test strip is always minimum or less. Water is nice and clear and we generally use our tub twice a day.
1136004
Do not add chlorine as there is no filter system, I added about four ounces of bleach after my grand daughter finished swimming and every couple of days there after. I left the pool up all season changed water every 3 weeks or as needed, Just keep an eye on the water if you see algae starting try increasing bleach, also I placed a piece of cardboard next to pool to help keep dirt and grass out. Enjoy I've had mine for 2 summers going on to 3.
2063195
Yes, I add bath salts every time I use this tub. I also clean it with a spa disinfectant every time I'm done.