Will this product get rid of the "black flakes" that are comming out of my hottub jets?
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That is what the product is designed to do. If you have a larger or older build-up, it may take a few cleanings to accomplish this. If you have a lot of the black specks you may want to add a half cup of baking soda with the cleaning. Add bot the gel and the baking soda in the same vessel at the same cleaning. You can call our office at 860-896-0836 if you need more information. You can go to www.Ahhsome.com and read about the biofilm you are experiencing.
1301566
It certainly helps and works better than everything else I've tried. I think the key is to clean the jet tubing regularly and use them often.
847861
I've never seen the black swirls I think it might be from the rubber dropper contact the company
371389
I agree with the other responder, but mineral oil is what I have used on it to refresh the surface and that seems to get rid of water streak marks.
1857087
It will help to a point. Faded black cars show oxidation very easily and probably require a multistep process of rubbing compound, polish and wax to restore the finish.
1805768
I can't answer your question directly. My issue was the cloudy mess that was left over from the dead algea and yes, it did clear the mess up after a couple of days of running the filter. I hope this helps you.
2162784
Yes, it does. When I use it now I have no brown or black film or flakes....I love this stuff..
1100091
I know somebody that removed it from fiberglass - they used a plastic paint scrapper - it took some effort but it did not damage it. May be able to use wd40 or some other adhesive remover to make it easier. I have not tried to remove mine yet and I have a porcelain tub.
733658
After thoroughly scrubbing the tub out, wipe it down with a generous amount of rubbing alcohol. This doesn't last more than 6 months or so in the shower with daily showering - so I would expect it to last even less in a tub with jets.
2039431
If they are heavily carbon blackened you will need to remove them. I used a combination of cleaner degreaser and some some Soft Scrub cleaner.
651380
I am not sure. If the metal is black in color in some cases the color will fade to reveal the actual metal color. The cleaning works instantly.
1067767
No, not at all. It cleans right up with windex. The solution for lack of a better word is evaporative lubricant. So you shouldn't have a problem.
1930085
It's only recommended for the Black Cars. It shouldn't be used on anything else. It will dull the areas with the flakes.
1573783
It will. It leaves behind a bit of residue, I suppose you will really be able to see it on the black. I sometimes clean, rinse and wipe with a micro fiber cloth to polish and take off any residue.
566164
lThe unit will make a high pitched sound when it needs to be cleaned, but my suggestion is, while you are dusting or at least once a month take the unit and clean it too. I am delighted with this product, and when you do clean it do it with a damp paper towel, you will notice that it will be BLACK, and be sure to clean the little filter at the top too. Don't touch the black crap, it's like printer toner and is hard to get off.
1175782
Sorry. I can't answer that. I have only used this product on my RV to remove black streaks. It works great for that.
1700637
I do not know if my method may work for you as house mold or aquarium algae may be different from household to household BUT here is what I do and the tubing of my set has remained free of both. First of all the tubing of my set is clear not black and I can see if such problems creep-up. If they were to appear I would throw them out and buy a replacement at a hardware store for much less. I keep my tubing free of mold or algae growth by flushing it for a 2-3 minutes with hot water out of the faucet, as hot as it comes out. Then I reverse the flow with both hot and cold water on for max suction and pick up the house from the suction spout to a level higher than the sink valve to ease the drainage. Keeping the house higher than the sink and valve I move along the tubing all the way to the other end connected to the sink. This drains most of the water. An extra benefit is that the hot water has softened the tubing and makes it easier to coil it back into the inside wall of a 5 gallon bucket I use to store it. I hope this helps.
925183
It usually does. You can buy extras or reuse them by cleaning them with a bleach or disinfecting / sanitizing formula. It's not like you have to worry about water jets