SpaGuard® Natural Spa Enzyme™ for Spas & Hot Tubs, 32 fl oz 42652BIO
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Key Features & Benefits
Controls Scum Lines & Odors
Breaks down oils, lotions, greases and other organics
Clearer, Cleaner Spa
Engineered for seamless compatibility with original mounting points for secure placement.Label: keeps your spa cleaner longer with clearer water
Bromine & Chlorine Compatible
Label: works with bromine and chlorine sanitizers and shocks
Simple Weekly Dose
1 fl oz (2 Tbsp or 4 capfuls) per 100 gallons
Cap Measures the Dose
Use the container cap as the measuring device
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SpaGuard® part number 42652BIO, 1 quart
Product Overview
SpaGuard® Natural Spa Enzyme™ is a natural enzyme formulation for spas and hot tubs. It controls odors and scum line build-up caused by oils, lotions, greases and other organic contaminants, so the spa stays cleaner longer and the water stays clearer. The label says it is compatible with bromine and chlorine sanitizers and oxidizers (shocks). The bottle holds 1 quart (32 fl oz, 946 mL).
Shake well before use, because the product may contain sediment. The dose is 1 fl oz (2 tablespoons, or 4 capfuls) per 100 gallons, and the cap doubles as a measure. Pour it directly into the water with the circulation system running, and add it weekly in residential spas. In heavily used spas, increase how often you add it to two or three times a week, but do not increase the dose. Spa water should be warm before you add it; colder water can increase foaming, which subsides once the water reaches at least 95°F. If foaming occurs, SpaGuard® Anti Foam can control it.
The label carries the WARNING signal word: eye irritant, may be harmful if swallowed. It contains aluminum chlorohydrate. Avoid contact with eyes, avoid breathing vapors, wash thoroughly after use, and do not mix it with other chemicals. Keep it in the original tightly closed container, out of reach of children and pets. It does not sanitize the water, so keep up your normal sanitizer routine.
Frequently Asked Questions
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It controls odors and scum line build-up caused by oils, lotions, greases and other organic contaminants, keeping the spa cleaner longer.
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1 fl oz per 100 gallons, which is 2 tablespoons or 4 capfuls. Use level measurements.
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Weekly in residential spas. In heavily used spas, add it two or three times a week, but do not increase the dose.
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Shake well, then pour it directly into the water with the spa circulation system running.
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The label says it is compatible with bromine and chlorine sanitizers and oxidizers (shocks).
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Colder water can increase foaming. It subsides once the water reaches at least 95°F. SpaGuard® Anti Foam can control it.
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The label notes it may contain sediment. Shake well before each use.
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No. It works on organic build-up. Keep your normal sanitizer and shock routine.
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WARNING: eye irritant, may be harmful if swallowed. Contains aluminum chlorohydrate. Avoid contact with eyes and avoid breathing vapors.
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1 quart (32 fl oz, 946 mL). Part number 42652BIO.
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