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SpaGuard Soft Soak Shock-Oxidizer
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| SpaGuard's Soft Soak Shock-Oxidizer enables spa owners to shock treat their spa water to effectively eliminate body oils, shampoos, soaps, sweat, and any other unwanted organic compounds. Soft Soak Shock-Oxidizer's patented formula combines small particles together so they become big enough to be trapped by filter elements, which vastly improving water quality and clarity. Soft Soak Shock-Oxidizer should not be use with chlorine or bromine-based systems, and is not a substitute for spa sanitizers. This product comprises part of the SpaGuard's Soft Soak System. |  |
Dosage
Initial Start-Up: 3 oz. per 150 gallons. Weekly Maintenance: 1-1/2 to 3 oz. per 150 gallons per week.
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Ingredients
A mixture of oxidizing chemicals.
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Product Use
Use this product to shock oxidize your soft soak spa. This shock will break down unwanted compounds such as body oils and debris.
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Directions
Initial Start-Up: Add this product third. The SoftSoak Sanitizer is added fourth. - Add 3 oz. of SoftSoak Shock Oxidizer per 150 gallons of spa water directly to the spa. Wipe off any excess product that may have dripped down the side of the bottle with a clean damp cloth. Rinse cloth with water after wiping bottle.
- Circulate water continuously for approximately 30 minutes.
Weekly Maintenance: Add this product third. The SoftSoak Sanitizer is added fourth. - Add Shock Oxidizer according to spa usage at a rate of 1-1/2 to 3 oz. per 150 gallons of spa water weeky according to spa use rate. If your spa is not used three or more times per week, add 3 oz of SoftSoak Shock Oxidizer per 150 gallons of spa water weekly. Wipe off any excess product that may have dripped down the side of the bottle with a clean damp cloth. Rinse cloth with water after wiping bottle.
- Circulate water continuously for approximately 30 minutes.
- Test spa water once a week. Maintain the pH between 7.4-7.6, total alkalinity at 80-120 ppm and calcium hardness 200-300 ppm.
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