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AquaFinesse is not an enzyme product, but a strong surfactant that inhibits biofilm formation. It is not a disinfectant nor an oxidizer so chlorine is needed. Bacteria generally prefer to reproduce on surfaces and AquaFinesse interferes with their adhering to surfaces.
AquaFinesse is not an enzyme product, but a strong surfactant that inhibits biofilm formation. It is not a disinfectant nor an oxidizer so chlorine is needed. Bacteria generally prefer to reproduce on surfaces and AquaFinesse interferes with their adhering to surfaces. If you were to consistently maintain the chlorine level then such a product is not needed. Instead, you could initially use Ahh-Some to clear pipes of greases and biofilm and only on occasion use it just before a water change as needed.
I too would be interested about how spa magic compares with aquafinesse as I believe it is less expensive...