How much sanitiser should I use?

How much sanitiser should I use?

We recommend that you dose your spa as per the dosing instructions on the label of your choice of sanitiser.

Make sure you are dosing your spa water with enough sanitizer​. Underuse of sanitiser can cause cloudiness.

Important: If you use Purezone spa filters, follow the dosing instructions so that you do not prematurely plug your filter. Spa chemicals take time to work, so some patience is required.

To compare the different types of sanitiser available, please visit the chemicals page on www.spastore.com.au.




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