Spa clarifiers

A clarifier groups micro-particles (oil, dust, cosmetics) too fine to be retained by the filter, into larger clusters that the cartridge can capture. The result: clearer water, reduced odors and more efficient filtration.

Cloudy/slightly turbid water despite OK parameters (pH 7.2–7.8, alkalinity 100–120 ppm, disinfectant in target).

After a long swim, rain or the addition of products that have stirred up impurities.

In support of shock treatment (after the shock, when the disinfectant has returned to the range).

Before a water change to help capture suspended dirt.

Yes, especially if your spa clouds easily (cosmetics, high traffic). In small weekly doses, the clarifier clumps micro-particles so that the filter cartridge can retain them more easily: the filtration works better, clogs less quickly, and the water stays clearer. Otherwise, use it as needed

To clarify spa water, a clarifier specifically designed to clump together small suspended particles so the filter can trap them more easily. Spa water often becomes cloudy due to body oils, soap residue, creams, makeup, or inadequate filtration. To restore clear water, add a clarifier, run the pump for several hours, and clean or replace the filter if necessary.

To use a spa clarifier, first test and balance the water (pH between 7.2 and 7.6). Then add the recommended dose of clarifier directly to the water, with the pump running, to ensure even distribution. The clarifier will clump the fine particles into larger particles, allowing the filter to capture them more effectively. After adding the clarifier, let the spa filter run for several hours, then rinse or clean the filter cartridge. Regular use of a clarifier helps maintain clear water, especially in spas that are used frequently.