Leisure Time® Enzyme (32 fl oz) – Spa Scum Line & Oil Remover – SGQ
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Key Features & Benefits
Breaks Down Oils & Lotions
A blend of enzymes digests body oils, lotions, and organic residue in the water before they collect as a scum line at the waterline.
Less Scrubbing & Filter Cleaning
Engineered for seamless compatibility with original mounting points for secure placement.By breaking down organics in the water, Enzyme helps reduce the maintenance your spa surfaces and filter cartridges need.
Simple, Size-Based Dosing
1 oz per 250 gallons — weekly for prevention, or daily until an existing scum line is gone.
Works With Your Sanitizer
Leisure Time lists Enzyme as compatible with chlorine, bromine, ozone, and biguanide sanitizer systems.
Spa-Ready in 15 Minutes
Leisure Time says your spa water is ready to enjoy just 15 minutes after adding Enzyme.
Genuine Leisure Time Product
Authentic Leisure Time® Enzyme, item SGQ (UPC 785336302515), in a 32 fl oz bottle.
Product Overview
Leisure Time® Enzyme is a weekly spa water treatment made from a blend of enzymes that break down the body oils, lotions, and other organic residue that cause scum lines and odors in hot tub water. Instead of letting that residue coat your spa shell at the waterline and clog your filter, Enzyme helps digest it in the water, which also reduces how much scrubbing and filter cleaning your spa needs. This 32 fl oz bottle is Leisure Time item SGQ (UPC 785336302515).
Dosing is simple and the same for any spa size: add 1 oz of Enzyme for every 250 gallons of spa water. If you already have a scum line, repeat that dose daily until the line is gone, then switch to a weekly dose of 1 oz per 250 gallons to keep buildup from returning. Pour it directly into the spa water with the circulation running. According to Leisure Time, your spa is ready to use just 15 minutes after adding Enzyme. As a quick guide, a 250-gallon spa uses 1 oz per dose, a 400-gallon spa about 1.6 oz, and a 500-gallon spa 2 oz, so a 32 oz bottle provides 16 weekly doses for a 500-gallon spa.
Leisure Time Enzyme is compatible with chlorine, bromine, ozone, and biguanide sanitizer systems, so it fits into almost any hot tub care routine. It is a water conditioner, not a sanitizer or shock, so keep your regular sanitizer and shock schedule in place and test your water with spa test strips before adding chemicals. The product is not classified as hazardous under OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard; store it in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place, keep it out of reach of children, and rinse with plenty of water if it gets in your eyes or on your skin.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Its blend of enzymes breaks down body oils, lotions, and other organics that cause scum lines and odors in spa water, which also helps reduce filter and surface cleaning.
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Add 1 oz per 250 gallons of spa water. For example, a 400-gallon spa takes about 1.6 oz and a 500-gallon spa takes 2 oz per dose.
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Once a week to prevent buildup. If you already have a scum line, add the same dose daily until the line is gone, then go back to weekly.
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Leisure Time says your spa is ready to use 15 minutes after adding Enzyme.
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Yes. Leisure Time lists Enzyme as compatible with chlorine, bromine, ozone, and biguanide sanitizers.
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No. Enzyme is a water conditioner that targets oily organic residue. Keep using your regular sanitizer and shock, and test your water with spa test strips.
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32 doses of 1 oz. That's 32 weekly treatments for a 250-gallon spa, or 16 for a 500-gallon spa.
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Yes, with daily doses of 1 oz per 250 gallons until it's gone. A heavy, dried-on line may also need a wipe with a soft cloth or spa scrubber.
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Its safety data sheet says it is not hazardous under OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard. Still keep it away from children and rinse skin or eyes with water after contact.
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Keep the bottle tightly closed in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place, out of reach of children and pets.
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