Tartre
Use: prevents limescale buildup on the water heater element, jets and acrylic.
Super clear
Use: Keeps water clear, prevents foam formation, and removes grease deposits.
Foam away
Use: Temporarily eliminates unwanted foam, such as gray or yellowish foam. Use only when foam remains after the pumps have stopped (one capful). Shake the bottle and add one capful at a time directly onto the foam. After swimming, administer a chlorine overdose.
Piping Cleaner
Use: Pipe cleaner. Do this every time you drain the water. Remove the filter cartridge(s) before adding 1/3 or 1/2 of the bottle to the water and run the spa for 1 hour. Caution: may foam if the air valves are open or if you have turned on the air pump. Drain and then rinse the spa completely.
Cover Cleanse
Use: cleaner and protector to moisturize the spa cover.
Acrylic cleanse
Use: cleaner and polisher. Use 1 to 2 times a year to make the spa easier to clean and restore its shine.
Bromine Tab
Use: Destroys bacteria in water.
Brominating Granules
Usage: to be applied daily and especially after each swim to destroy bacteria in the spa water.
Tab+
Use: Fast-dissolving chlorination tablets. Add as needed when the chlorine level is low in your spa. It can also be used with Activ'Clair once a week to boost the chlorine and achieve crystal-clear water, depending on your water quality (e.g., well water).
Activ'clear
Use: Oxidizing and clarifying agent. Combine with Tab+ at least once a week.
Chlorispa
Use: Stabilized chlorination granules. Add daily to destroy bacteria in spa water.
Triclo Bloc
Instructions: Slow-dissolving chlorination tablets. Place in a float and check the quantity once a week. Add either one Activ'Clair sachet or one dose of chlorine-free shock treatment once a week.
Velvet-Up
Use: Water softener and aromatherapy. Helps make water softer on your skin. Use once a week.
Filter Solution
Use: cleaner for spa filters. Soak for a minimum of 12 hours once a month in 500ml per 10 litres of water in a plastic container.
Alkalinity
Use: This is the water's acidity level. This is the first adjustment to make to ensure your comfort in the spa water. It should be between 80 and 120 ppm.
Calcium Hardness
Use: This refers to water hardness. This is the second water balancing test to perform. Having a certain amount of calcium in the water will prevent limescale from forming on the heating element and in the pipes. If it's not properly balanced, it can cause foaming. It should be between 140 and 180 ppm.
pH+
Use: To increase the pH of water, to control the acidity level of the water. The pH should be between 7.4 and 7.6 for your comfort and for your chosen disinfectant to remain effective for longer.
PH-
Use: To reduce the pH of water, to control the base level (alkaline water). The pH should be between 7.4 and 7.6 for optimal disinfectant effectiveness, to prevent limescale buildup, and to avoid cloudy water.
