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Hot Tub Things® Spa Clarifier – Crystal Clear Water in Hours
- Fast-Acting Formula: Clears cloudy water in as little as 24-48 hours
- Concentrated Solution: A little goes a long way – economical and effective
- Filter-Friendly: Works with your existing filtration system to remove particles
- Universal Compatibility: Safe for use with chlorine, bromine, salt systems, and mineral sanitizers
- Non-Foaming: Won't create excess foam or bubbles in your spa
- Prevents Buildup: Regular use helps prevent scale and mineral deposits
- All Spa Types: Compatible with acrylic, fiberglass, and vinyl spa surfaces
- Easy Application: Simple pour-and-circulate method – no complicated procedures
Cloudy water occurs when microscopic particles (oils, lotions, dead skin cells, minerals) are too small for your filter to capture. These particles remain suspended in the water, creating a hazy appearance.
The Clarifier Process:
- Coagulation: Clarifier molecules attach to tiny particles
- Clumping: Small particles bind together into larger clusters
- Filtration: Your filter captures the larger particle clusters
- Clarity: Water becomes crystal clear as particles are removed
If clarifier isn't working:
- Check pH & Alkalinity: Unbalanced water prevents clarifier from working effectively
- Clean Your Filter: A dirty filter can't capture particles – clean or replace it
- Extend Filtration: Run your filter longer (48-72 hours continuous)
- Check Sanitizer Levels: Low sanitizer can allow bacterial growth causing cloudiness
- Consider Water Age: Water older than 3-4 months may need to be drained and refilled
- Test for Metals: High iron or copper can cause persistent cloudiness

