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Chem Geek has been expousing the benefits of Ahh-Some and Hot Tub Serum in earlier posts.Chem Geek is familiar with our test results.
Chem Geek has been expousing the benefits of Ahh-Some and Hot Tub Serum in earlier posts.
The cost for the Ahh-Some Hot Tub/Jetted Bath Plumbing & Jet Cleaner can be seen on numerous websites and found at many hot tub retailer's showrooms. Our ingredients are a proprietary formulation that is based on over 18 years of tweaking. As stated in scientific reports, Di-Chlor and Bleach, also my favorite hot tub sanitizers, are incapable of removing plumbing build-up even at very very high ppm's. This is why it is necessary to use a product that can loosen it and allow it to migrate to the water inside the tub so the sanitizer can do it's job as a killer of "planktonic" cells. Proprietary formulations are very common in the recreational water industry and many other industries as well. Look at Coke. We provide an up to date MSDS sheet on all our products.The single best thing a hot tub owner can do is to "purge it" on a regular basis to eliminate what is, NOT may, be lurking inside the dark crevices of the plumbing and jet infrastructure. When doing so their water will be much easier to maintain, feel and look better than ever. Would love to have Chem Geek sound in here. He is the water guru and has wonderful insights about water maintenance in hot tubs.
Hot Tub Serum is made by the same company that makes Ahh-Some. They make 2 products, one comes in a very small container and is a paste that will purge your plumbing of any build up or bio-film. Works very well, just like Ahh-Some. The second product comes in a container about a gallon is size. This is the weekly maintenance product. Works really well, prevents bio-film build up, and seems to eat up foam and oils. The Hot Tub Serum products are expensive but they work well.