Description
This spa foam remover has been specifically designed for removing and preventing foam in hot tubs. It is fast acting, of a neutral pH balance and efficient for removing foam created when the jets are activated.
Application instructions:
For best results turn down the pressure of the jets where possible.
Add to the water whilst the pump(s) are turned ‘on’, preferably near to the water inlets to aid distribution.
Water dose rates:
Hot tub: 1,000 litres (220 Gallons) of water – add 100ml for a fresh fillup or 50ml for a weekly top up.
Large Hot tub 1,500 litres (330 Gallons) of water -add 150ml for a fresh fillup or 75ml for a weekly top up.
Mrs Minker (verified owner) –
40 stars
Christopher Goddard (verified owner) –
Well priced essential for large pools that hold large volumes of waterEasy to use understand…v effective will probably be enough for 1 pool for the whole summer.
Dinger (verified owner) –
Great starter kit for the spa, doing the dip testing regularly shows what the levels are so you can add or decrease the ph and alkalinity levels. Great size bottles that will last a long time.
Mazza Aldo (verified owner) –
necessary chemicals
Jane C (verified owner) –
Good selection of chemicals in sensible sizes. Maybe more test strips would be good to encourage frequent water testing.
Jack (verified owner) –
I brought this to go with my new Laz y Spa and its got everything you need and plenty of it. More of a for the whole summer Spa kit as theres full size bottles of everything and plenty of tester sticks.
Roveroony (verified owner) –
lay z spa
Kelly Hannon (verified owner) –
Husband and kids really enjoying the spa. Easy to set up and get going. Useful to read the other reviews to advise that you need to buy the chemical kit would be useful to either have added into the box or to be added in the product features
Alistair Brown (verified owner) –
Good value for money. Everything needed to start your pool up for the summer. Easy to follow instructions.
les1944trish (verified owner) –
There is no written explanation about what the significance of high levels of Total Alkalinity mean, with the only reference being a need to address Low levels. I subsequently learned that reducing high Ph levels will also reduce the Total Alkalinity level, but not what it means