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Enjoy Sparkling Spa Waters with Spa Shock

Sep 9
2 min read

While spa time is a rejuvenating experience, maintaining that perfect water balance is key. Spa Shock is your secret weapon - a fast-acting, non-chlorinating agent, designed especially for high-temperature environments.



Key Takeaways:

  • Spa Shock is friendly with most spa water chemicals, whether you’re using bromine or chlorine disinfection systems.

  • Soluble in nature, it’s a quick fix for eliminating chloramine odors and dissolving organic contaminants.

  • Keep that pH balanced! Spa Shock won’t mess with it or hike up chlorine levels.


Step-by-Step Process:

  1. Before diving in with Spa Shock, ensure the alkalinity is within 80-120 ppm and the pH stays between 7.2 to 7.8.

  2. With the spa pumps on high, mix in 1¾ ounces of Spa Shock for every 500 gallons of water. Let it circulate for about 30 minutes and then, test your waters.

  3. After a typical hot tub session, with the spa pumps still turned up, sprinkle ¾ ounce per 500 gallons. Keep the circulation going for another 30 minutes.


FAQ:

Q1: What is Spa Shock's primary function?

A: It's an oxidizing agent that purifies hot tub water by eliminating contaminants.


Q2: Can I use Spa Shock with chlorine or bromine?

A: Absolutely! It’s compatible with both bromine and chlorine disinfection systems.


Q3: How often should I use Spa Shock?

A: It's ideal for both startup and after regular hot tub sessions for maintaining water quality.


Q4: Why shouldn’t I pre-mix chemicals with Spa Shock?

A: Mixing chemicals can lead to unwanted reactions, affecting the water balance and safety.


Q5: How does Spa Shock help in maintaining pH levels?

A: It's formulated without chlorine, ensuring pH levels remain unaffected during its application.


Dive into a contaminant-free oasis with Spa Shock. Remember, the Great Escape team is dedicated to making your spa maintenance a breeze. Feel free to reach out anytime. Shine on!

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