Description
SpaGuard Natural Spa Enzyme - 1 Quart
Natural Enzyme Support for Cleaner, Clearer Spa Water
SpaGuard Natural Spa Enzyme is a spa and hot tub water treatment designed to help break down oils, lotions, greases, and other organic contaminants before they create scum lines, cloudy water, clogged filters, and unpleasant odors. This enzyme-based formula helps support cleaner spa water and a better soaking experience with simple weekly maintenance.
This 1-quart bottle is ideal for routine spa care, especially in hot tubs that see regular use, heavy bather load, or frequent exposure to body oils, cosmetics, and other contaminants. By digesting oils and converting them into compounds that are easier for the filtration system to manage, SpaGuard Natural Spa Enzyme helps keep filters clearer and water looking fresher.
Use SpaGuard Natural Spa Enzyme weekly in residential spas and hot tubs. For heavily used spas, increase frequency to two or three times per week as directed, rather than increasing the dose amount.
Key Benefits
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Breaks down oils and organics: Helps digest oils, lotions, greases, and other organic contaminants.
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Reduces scum-line buildup: Helps prevent oily residue from collecting at the waterline.
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Helps improve water clarity: Supports clearer, cleaner-looking spa water.
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Helps reduce unpleasant odors: Targets organic buildup that can contribute to spa water odors.
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Supports filter performance: Helps keep filters clearer and more effective.
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Weekly spa maintenance: Simple routine dose for residential spas and hot tubs.
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Great for heavily used spas: Can be used more frequently after heavy use.
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Compatible with common sanitizer systems: Retail sources list compatibility with bromine, chlorine, and biguanide spa care systems.
Product Details
Compatibility and Requirements
SpaGuard Natural Spa Enzyme is intended for spas and hot tubs. It is compatible with common spa sanitizer systems, including bromine, chlorine, and biguanide spa care systems, when used as directed.
For best results, shake well before use and apply when spa water is at least 95°F. Add the product directly to the water with the spa circulation system operating. In residential spas, use weekly. In heavily used spas, increase application frequency to twice or three times per week, but do not increase the individual dose amount.
This product is not a sanitizer, shock, pH balancer, or filter cleaner. Continue maintaining proper sanitizer level, water balance, and regular filter cleaning as part of your complete spa maintenance routine.
How to Use SpaGuard Natural Spa Enzyme
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Make sure spa water is balanced and the sanitizer level is properly maintained.
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Confirm water temperature is at least 95°F before application.
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Shake the bottle well before use.
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With the circulation system operating, add 2 tablespoons, 4 capfuls, or 1 fl oz per 100 gallons of spa water.
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Apply weekly for routine residential spa maintenance.
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For heavily used spas, apply two or three times per week as directed.
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Do not increase the dose amount. Add another recommended dose later in the week instead.
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Rinse the filter regularly and clean with SpaGuard Filter Cleaner every 30 days.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does SpaGuard Natural Spa Enzyme do?
SpaGuard Natural Spa Enzyme helps break down oils, lotions, greases, and other organic contaminants that can contribute to scum lines, cloudy water, clogged filters, and odors.
How much should I use?
Use 2 tablespoons, 4 capfuls, or 1 fl oz per 100 gallons of spa water weekly.
Can I use more if my spa is heavily used?
Do not increase the dose amount. For heavily used spas, apply the recommended dose two or three times per week instead.
Does it help with scum lines?
Yes. SpaGuard Natural Spa Enzyme helps reduce scum-line buildup caused by oils, lotions, greases, and other organic contaminants.
Does this replace sanitizer?
No. SpaGuard Natural Spa Enzyme does not replace chlorine, bromine, biguanide, or another spa sanitizer. It should be used alongside your normal sanitizer program.
Can I use it in cooler spa water?
Retail directions note that spa water should be at least 95°F before application. Applying to colder water may increase the chance of foaming, which should subside as water warms.
Is this the 1-quart size?
Yes. This listing is for the 1-quart bottle, equal to 32 fl oz or 946 mL.