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To clarify the clarifier issue:Bright and Clear or other clarifiers generally have labels printed with directions telling the consumer to add a dose two times a week. That will offer your dealer's with great options of colleges to send their kids, but I don't recommend following those instructions.Overdoing the B&C can really load up the filters and waterline with gunk, more so in a spa with a good ozone system. Save the clarifier for rare, occasional use, and be ready to wipe down the wateline as it does it's job and pulls gunk out of the water. You may even need to clean the filters if the water was heavily oiled.
The other issue we've seen here is people adding the wrong ammounts. Too much dichlor or PH up. Read the label. KNow the dosage.
To quote the Good Doctor Spa, "Water is the cheapest chemical you can add to your tub"
With all due respect, I do believe that quote should be attributed to The Chas.
Improves FiltrationBecause the Natural Clarifier polymer is a loose net molecule, it actually forms a subsurface over filters that helps remove organic debris and hold it above the filter media. Filters stay cleaner and work more efficiently.