What chemicals can I use if I have sensitive skin?
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Strips your spa water of Chlorine and other organic matter
Sets spa pool water pH to neutral levels
Must be used as part of the entire Poppits Sanosil system
Keeps spa water balance constant
NOTE: Any advice or suggestions above, including but not limited to instructions and dosing rates are intended to be a guide only.
Spa Store and its staff recommend you read the full instructions on all chemical containers.
We will not accept responsibility for the use of these products.
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