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The Aqua Clarity is not just diluted Ahh-Some. Keep the Ahh-Some gel for purges. It is dramatically more effective using a small dosage.

I mean AhhNatural. Yes, they have been a great dealer for over 20 years.

Natural is one of our dealers. The product is legit. We stopped making the 2 ounce container and switched to a tube where the product stays fresher for a longer period as air is not introduced into the tube when the product is squeezed out. Plus, you get 2 additional ounces for a few dollars...

Next week add 1 ounce. There may have been some residual Ahh-Some in the lines after you did the purge(s). The foam will dissipate. Thereafter, you should probably add 1.5 ounces weekly and see how that works.

Based on what you say my first thought is that you added too much Aqua Clarity. Let’s go back to basics. Did you mix the small bottle of concentrated Aqua Clarity to 120 or so ounces of tap water in a plastic bottle? If so, you only need 1 ounce of the diluted AC for each 200-250 gallons of...

Salt water generators have cause widespread corrosion to escutcheon plates, handrails and ladders in swimming pools. Newer built pools have special accessories now that do not oxidize or corrode from the salt systems. I do not think that the Saltron is causing the reddish spots on your jet...

When you add pH decrease, are you using granules or liquid?

Looks like corrosion. Are the escutcheons with the spots stainless steel? What sanitizer are you using in the hot tub? Are you adding pH decrease On a regular basis?

Good Morning Eco-help: I appreciate you answering my recent questions as to your hot tub maintenance protocols. Let be first begin by stating that I cannot advise you on any of your health related issues. Your physicians should be consulted and give you specific information as to the use of...

It looks like your initial post regarding our Ahhsome/AquaClarity products was 10 years ago. Have you been using the products since then? What sanitizer are you using on a regular basis? Have you performed periodic purges and full drain downs? I believe I remember speaking with you way back. I...

If you have already purchased the Ahhsome Gel Purge go ahead and use that to purge the filled hot tub. Follow the instructions. It is easy to do. Typically, there is no need to refill and drain a second time after the initial purge unless you notice a heavy amount of brownish scum and foam...

Sure, ok to drain into pool. I do recommend another purge based on your chlorine loss. How much use before chlorine level slips to 1 ppm? If you are running at 6ppm (too high by the way), s/b @ 2-3 ppm, and it drops to 1 after a 2 person dip, you still have gunk in the plumbing. Before you...

You may want to use Aqua Clarity or Hot Tub Serum weekly maintenance. These clarify and provide biocidal properties to the cedar surface to help eliminate biofilms. Safe for cedar tubs. Do additional investigation and read the reviews. Both of these products will greatly assist you.

I am not exactly sure of what you are asking. When adding the small amount of Aqua Clarity on a weekly basis you leave the filters in place. No need to remove them. Plus, using the AC regularly you can go considerably longer prior to purging as the small amount of AC added weekly will clean...

Doug-Jack: When you did the Ahhsome purge what did the water look like? Did you see any discoloration or sticky brownish floating particles? Did you use the blue gel or the liquid?

Biofilms may be lurking throughout your plumbing infrastructure. Have you done an effective purge and drain?

It is quite common for residual sticky brownish gunk to hang around a day or so after purging. As Joe Self says, wipe it away with a towel a few times. Depending on the gallon age and amount of use, hot tubs not using Aqua Clarity on a weekly basis should be purged every 3-6 months. With Aqua...

So, let me try to assist with what can happen with AquaClarity as well as using ozone. Aqua Clarity is constantly working to remove any particles that may be forming or clinging to any surface that comes in contact with the hot tub water. Providing a full and effective purge prior to using AC...

I am quite certain it is not biofilms. Is you tub acrylic or roto-molded? Just a question, why are you maintaining such a high chlorine residual? 3-6 ppm is more than what you need, especially with the AquaClarity. Unless the water temp is always 104degrees with the cover off and lots of...

We do supply Lo-Chlor the active ingredient for Pipe Klenz. Their product is very effective. Please report to the forum after you use that product. Best advice I can share with you. Stick with chlorine as your sanitizer of choice.

Ahhsome works on vinyl liners as well as any surface with a build up of bio-gunk. Let the Ahhsome soak into the clinging particulates and wipe the area prior to draining. When you refill and get the water balanced you are set to go.

Swimmynoodle: My name is Jerry, the Ahhsomeguy. I was perplexed while looking at your posting regarding the ahh-some cleaner. I think I know what happened. I would bet that you purchased the bottle from Amazon. A while back we made changes to that particular label in question. We pulled...

The bottle label is primarily geared towards jetted bathtub purging. The 16 ounce bottle provides for 8 jetted bath cleanings. Jetted bathtubs hold an average of 50 gallons. The 16 ounce bottle would be enough product to purge a typical hot tub twice. So, if 32 purges were performed with just...

Joyful: This hot tub owner purged with the liquid and not the gel. The gel is 54.27% active and the liquid is around 3%. Ahhsome will not degrade o’rings.

Lo-Chlor purchases our bio-cleaner called AquaClarity Gel. They dilute it and have products that will assist. They are in Australia. Hot Springs Spas in NSW carries our gel purge product. Both have inventory as I write this.

Gentle Spa is Sodium Tetraborate Pentahydrate or very closely related to Borax. It is a water softener and aids slightly in pH drift. I have never used this product but it may be something for you to look into.

Skiflier: Follow JoSelf's advice. He is spot on.

We just rolled out a brand new filter cleaner that is a spray and clean all in one. No more submerging and soaking the filters. https://ahhsome.com/product/ahh-some-hot-tub-filter-brite-filter-cleaner/