SpaGuard Soft Soak Shock-Oxidizer

Description

Soft Soak Shock-Oxidizer’s patented formula combines small particles together so they get big enough to be trapped by filter elements. You’ll find this greatly improves your hot tub’s water quality and clarity.

Don’t use Soft Soak Shock-Oxidizer with chlorine or bromine-based systems. It is not a substitute for spa sanitizers.

SpaGuard Soft Soak Shock-Oxidizer

• Powerful oxidizer, removes unwanted compounds
• Enhances water clarity
• Effectively oxidizes organic waste, decreasing body oils and debris

Chlorine-free, bromine-free sanitizing alternative

Prepare yourself for a special spa experience with Soft Soak; SpaGuard’s bromine-free, chlorine-free spa care system that requires your attention only a few minutes a week. Soft Soak provides a wonderfully soft, soothing and gentle spa environment.

Can my water be sanitized without chlorine or bromine?

Yes, chlorine and bromine are not the only sanitizers that can be used to treat spa water. Biguanide is also an effective sanitizer that kills bacteria while keeping the water soft. Biguanide doesn’t degrade with sunlight, temperature, or affect pH like traditional chlorine sanitizers can. This means easier use!

Dosage at Start Up:

• 3 fl oz per 150 gallons of water

Routine Maintenance:

• 1 1/2 to 3 fl oz per 150 gallons of water per week

Directions at Initial Start-Up:

• Add this product third. The SoftSoak Sanitizer is added fourth.
• Add three 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 Shock Oxidizer according to spa usage at a rate of 1-1/2 to 3 oz. per 150 gallons of spa water weekly 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.