Spa filter cleaners

• Pressure which remains high and Speed weak After cleaning.
• Crushed/torn folds, tips cracked media porous which releases fine particles.
• In normal use: 12-18 months depending on usage, products and maintenance.

• Rinsing ach gut 1–2 weeks (open the folds).
• Degreasing soak (filter product) every 3 months; rinse well before putting back in place.
• Avoid the high-pressure jet, there Bleach and water that is too hot (damages the media).
  

A filter cartridge typically needs replacing every 1 to 3 years, depending on pool usage, water quality, and filter maintenance. If the pressure rises rapidly, the cartridge remains dirty despite thorough cleaning, or the pleats are damaged, soft, or crushed, it's time for a replacement. A worn cartridge reduces filtration efficiency and can overload the pump.

To effectively clean a spa filter, use a cleaner specifically designed for filter cartridges. These products dissolve oils, sunscreens, soap residue, and impurities that accumulate in the filter pleats. Remove the cartridge, rinse it with water, and then soak it in a filter cleaner or apply a cleaning spray according to the manufacturer's instructions. A clean filter improves water clarity, filtration performance, and extends the life of the pump.

To maintain good flow, rinse the cartridge with clean water every 2 to 4 weeks, paying particular attention to the pleats to remove sand, oil, and debris. For a deeper clean, soak the cartridge in a degreaser or a cleaner specifically designed for filters, then rinse thoroughly before reinstalling it. Regular maintenance prevents the cartridge from clogging, preserves normal system pressure, and ensures optimal filtration.

• Filters: rinse 1×/week, degreasing soak 1×/month.
  
• Pipes (purge): every 3–6 months (or if odors/unstable water).
  
• Acrylic & cover: as needed and with each water change.