What are the applications of the Spa Frog?
For spas up to 1,000 gallons Designed to fit in your spa filter, filter well or skimmer tray To purchase, please visit The Energy SuperMarket
- What are the benefits of the Spa Frog?
Less chemical use Crystal clear water A soft, soothing feel Set it and forget it ease Relaxation and peace of mind To purchase, please visit The Energy SuperMarket
- How do I install the Spa Frog Minreal Purifier?
Set reminder dial on Spa Frog to High Flow Spas In Filter Well 4 months from month of installation. Turn dial by hand or with a coin if needed. Place Spa Frog in one of the following locations in spa: Majority of Spas - Insert Spa Frog inside filter cartridge core. Do not allow Spa Frog to sit ...
- Why use Spa Frog Minerals in your spa?
Minerals help eliminate bacteria so less chlorine or bromine is needed to keep the spa clean. Minerals actually condition the water for a softer feel and help maintain a crystal clear look. They also help to neutralize pH. Simply supplement with 1 - 2 ppm bromine or 0.5 - 1 ppm chlorine. Works ...
- How do I start up my spa?
Always drain and refill spa every 3 to 4 months Clean or replace filter cartridge when dirty (follow manufacturer's directions) Balance water according to the chart below Shock spa to remove all contaminants following manufacturer's directions Install Spa Frog according to the instructi ...
- What are the specifications of the Spa Frog Mineral Purifier?
Fits in most filters. Handles up to a 1,000 gallon spa. Lasts 4 months. Easy to set reminder dial for product replacement. To be used in conjunction with a low bromine or low chlorine support and ozone if desired. To purchase, please visit The Energy SuperMarket
- How do I maintain the Spa Frog Mineral Purifier?
Regular Spa Care Run filtration system a minimum of four hours per day. Regularly test water for pH, total alkalinity and chlorine or bromine levels. Maintain a .5 PPM chlorine or .5 PPM bromine level at all times. Shock the spa with a dichlor or non-chlorine shock once a week or if water look ...
- Can I use Spa Fog with potassium monopersulfate only?
No. This can create an unsafe spa as there is no EPA approved sanitizer residual in the spa. A spa with Spa Frog should maintain a 0.5 - 1 ppm of chlorine or 1 - 2 ppm bromine.
- How long does Spa Frog last?
Spa Frog will stay active for up to 4 months. After that time it will need to be replaced. Once wetted, the minerals will not remain active for longer than four months. Use the reminder dial on Spa Frog to help you remember when to replace. To purchase, please visit The Energy SuperMarket
- Do I still need to shock my spa if I'm using Spa Frog?
Yes. Shock when needed (if the water looks cloudy or before a party) or shock once per week to keep it simple. To purchase, please visit The Energy SuperMarket
- What are the features of the Spa Frog?
Helps eliminate bacteria Prevents algae growth Cuts down on use of chlorine [up to 50% - 80%] Frog's minerals help keeping Spa water pH balanced Works for four months Instruction Manual [PDF format] To purchase, please visit The Energy SuperMarket
- Can I use Spa Frog alone or do I need another form of chlorination?
Spa Frog is to be used with a small amount of chlorine (0.5 - 1 ppm) or bromine (1 - 2 ppm). Spa Frog also works with ozonators. To purchase, please visit The Energy SuperMarket
- If Spa Frog is too long for my filter, can I still use it?
Yes. You have several options. One is to cut the rod at the hash marks to shorten. You can also use spa frog in the filter well / skimmer tray. To purchase, please visit The Energy SuperMarket
