Keep your hot tub water fresh, clear, and inviting with SpaPure Spa Shock. This fast-dissolving, non-chlorine oxidizing shock helps remove the organic waste that naturally builds up in spa water from regular use, including body oils, perspiration, lotions, and other bather contaminants.
Unlike a chlorine shock, SpaPure Spa Shock oxidizes contaminants without adding chlorine to your water. That makes it an excellent choice for routine weekly maintenance with either a chlorine- or bromine-based spa care program. It also won't increase calcium hardness or cyanuric acid levels.
Regular shocking is an important part of maintaining clean spa water. As bathers introduce organic waste, that buildup can interfere with normal water care and contribute to water that looks dull or cloudy. SpaPure Spa Shock helps break down these contaminants, improving water clarity and helping your sanitizer work more effectively.
Best of all, there's no lengthy wait after routine treatment. Simply add the recommended amount with the circulation system running, circulate the water for 15 minutes, and your spa can be ready to enjoy again.
Why Choose SpaPure Spa Shock?
- Chlorine-free oxidizing formula for routine spa maintenance
- Removes bather waste such as body oils, perspiration, lotions, and other organic contaminants
- Helps restore water clarity when spa water begins to look hazy or dull
- Fast-dissolving granular formula that's easy to add directly to spa water
- Won't increase chlorine, calcium hardness, or cyanuric acid levels
- Works with chlorine or bromine sanitation programs
- Fast turnaround—spa use can resume 15 minutes after treatment when used according to label directions
- 2.2 lb. container provides a convenient supply for regular spa maintenance
How to Use SpaPure Spa Shock
With the spa's circulation system running, broadcast 1.5 ounces (approximately 2 tablespoons) for every 200 gallons of spa water evenly over the water's surface. Continue circulating for 15 minutes. Apply weekly, after heavy spa use, or whenever the water begins to look slightly hazy or dull. Spas that receive frequent or heavy use may need to be shocked more often.
Always read and follow the directions on the product label before use
