Spa Start-Up
(first time or upon drain/refill)
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Fill spa or hot tub with
water. If the spa has been standing empty for any period of time
without being treated, it is recommended that prior to filling the spa, add
a spa plumbing line cleaner (such as Spa System Flush, Swirl Away, Spa Purge
or AquaFinesse Spa Cleaner) to clean the spa's plumbing lines. Follow the
label directions. This will help provide a more successful experience
- biofilms can build-up even when not being in use (Did you ever leave a
thermos or cooler with a little bit of liquid in closed up for a period of
time? Same problem). A fill,
treat, drain & refill is worth the extra
time & effort.
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Add 1.0 oz. SpaGuard®
Stain & Scale Control
per 300 gallons of spa water.
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Allow to heat up to desired
temperature, remember - no more than 104°F for your safety.
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Once filled, start your
equipment following the manufacturer's instructions.
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Add 1.0 oz. SpaGuard®
Water Clarifier per 300 gallons. Circulate for about
5 minutes.
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Using a Nature2®
or BioGuard®/SpaGuard®
Test Strip, test for Total Alkalinity,
Calcium Hardness & pH.
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Balance the Total Alkalinity,
Calcium Hardness (if using SpaGuard® Spa Sentry,
DO NOT adjust Calcium Hardness) & pH of the spa water.**
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Apply SpaGuard®
Enhanced Shock according to label instructions. Establish a
proper chlorine residual of 1.0 ppm chlorine.
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Add 1.0 oz. SpaGuard®
Natural Spa Enzyme per 100 gallons of spa water.
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Insert Nature2®
or Spa Frog® Cartridge properly into filter cartridge as shown in the illustration below.

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To Purchase Nature2® products
mentioned,
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** Special
Note:
If using SpaGuard® Spa Sentry, DO NOT
balance the Calcium Hardness. Spa Sentry will take care of this.
Also, DO NOT turn on the spa or hot tub's heater until the water has cleared
through filtration or add
Spa Sentry AFTER the water has reached its normal
operating temperature.
Spa & Hot tub Safety - Do's & Don'ts for everyone's sake
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