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Spa Essentials pH Anchor
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Product Brand: Spa Essentials
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| Spa Essentials pH Anchor gives spa owners a simple way to stabilize their spas pH level, reducing the amount of products and time devoted to balancing your system. Once your desired pH level is reached, simply add pH Anchor to hold it there. Other benefits include removal of dissolved calcium and softening of the water, reducing the amount of chemical products that you will need to buy. This treatment is compatible with chlorine and bromine sanitizers; however, it cannot be used with plaster and tile-surface spas. This treatment will simplify maintenance and give you more time to enjoy your spa. |  |
Dosage
Add 1 qt per 300 to 500 gallons of spa water.
If calcium hardness exceeds 150 ppm a total of 2 qts is required per 300 to 500 gallons.
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Ingredients
| Phosphate Buffer | 36.3% | | Inert Ingredients | 66.7% |
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Product Use
Use this product to help control pH drift in your spa or hot tub. Use once per spa refill.
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Directions
- First drain and clean the spas surfaces with a spa surface cleaner.
- Clean spa filter with a filter cleaner and degreaser.
- Refill spa with fresh water.
- Check manufacturers literature to determine your spa volume.
- Test to determine the calcium hardness or total hardness of the water used to fill the spa. For calcium hardness testing, see your dealer.
- Add 1 qt. of pH Anchor per 300 to 500 gallons of spa water.
- If calcium hardness exceeds 150 ppm (total hardness 195 ppm) a total of 2 qts. of pH Anchor will be needed per 300-500 gallons of spat water.
- In spas with more than 150 ppm of calcium hardness, add 1 qt. of pH Anchor, circulate for 24 hours (at higher speed if 2 speed pump), then clean the filter.
- Add second quart of pH Anchor and circulate again for 24 hours.
- If filter pressure increases 10 psi or more, clean filter again.
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Reviews
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by Cathy
on 10/25/2008
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Use this only for water changes!
This seemed to work really well the last time we actually used the whole bottle (no skimping) and remembered to put it in while the water was cold upon water change refill.
However, don't use it when water is already hot (even if adding a half tub of new water) - it clouds and bubbles brown goopy stuff. |
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