This is what the Ahh-Some Bio Cleaning products motto is! We will defend our Ahh-Some Bio Cleaner line of products for pool water clarification and conditioning, hot tub jet cleaning, water clarification and conditioning, water filter cleaning, and jetted tub pipe, pump and jet cleaner and offer no compromise to our competitors. Our competition just does not have the product that will attain positive and proven results. They also are over priced and continue to gorge unwary consumers into buying expensive products. Our competition would rather sell you many products than sell you one product that does it all for you. We are against harmful chemicals and separate product gouging …

For pools, this is a no brainer for you people who want to reduce harsh chemicals and chemical costs, reduce dependency on the “pool guy” and actually enjoy your pool. The Ahh-Some Water Clarifier, Conditioner and Bio Cleaner actually does all three of these essential pool needs, reduces your dependency on chlorine and works with environmentally friendly sanitizing agents (non chlorinated). All of our bio cleaners have fungicidal, anti-algae and anti-microbial properties that help keep water sparkling clear, silky soft, and clean. The Ahh-Some Water Clarifier and Bio Cleaner concentrated power lasts for 28 days and 12 oz (2 jars) will cover a regular size pool of 30,000 gallons.

For hot tubs and spas, the Ahh-Some Bio Cleaners take on a dual role, depending upon how much bio cleaner is used. Adding 1-2 tablespoons of the Ahh-Some Hot Tub Gunk Remover and Bio Cleaner just before the quarterly water change will clean out the internal piping, pump, and jets of algae, oils, grease and other contaminants that adhere to the piping walls. The added bio cleaner creates a foaming action when the jets are turned on, causing a scraping action inside the pipes, pump and jets, cleaning layer after layer.

Adding 1 teaspoon of the concentrated Ahh-Some Hot Tub Gunk Remover and Bio Cleaner weekly to the hot tub water will work as previously described above with pools. The bio cleaner drastically reduces the amount of chemicals you may use with the hot tub to a pinch of di-chlor or a non chlorine sanitizer per week. One 6 oz jar of the Ahh-Some Hot Tub Gunk Remover and Bio Cleaner will last you almost 6 months.

The only filter cleaner you will ever have to buy, the Ahh-Some Pool & Hot Tub Filter Bio Cleaner will clean all filters like they were new again, and save you money by increasing the filter life span. Removable cartridge filters are soaked in a bio cleaner solution, 4 gallons water/2 teaspoons, for a period of time (30 to 60 mins) and rinsed off. For DE grids, double the amount of bio cleaner and let soak for 30 minutes to an hour. The Ahh-Some Pool & Hot Tub Filter Bio Cleaner is the most efficient when used to clean sand filters; just pour a 2 gallon water/2 teaspoon mixture into the skimmer while backwashing the filter and then put the filter on rinse mode. You have to see the amount of gunk this produces.

Coming in at the top of it’s class the Ahh-Some Jetted Tub Gunk Removal Bio Cleaner completely removes the gunk, detritus, contaminants consisting of grease, oils, bacteria, algae, mold, fungi, skins, hair and anything else that can get caught in the gunk trap. This highly concentrated gel just scrapes the pipes clean while using the high speed of the jets to create a foaming action. Th 6oz jar will last you more than 1 year, at a cost of less than 50 cents per weekly cleaning. Now where do you get a bargain like this in today’s “me” world. Their simply is no competition that works as hard and as inexpensive as the Ahh-Some Jetted Tub Gunk Removal Bio Cleaner.

Rounding out the Ahh-Some Bio Cleaner family is the Winter Pool Water Clarifier, Conditioner and Bio Cleaner. This blend of properties adds longevity to the bio cleaner in protecting the water against algae, fungi, and other contaminants for the extended winter months. The bio cleaner maintains pH levels over the winter and makes opening the pool in the spring easy, maintaining clear sparkling conditioned water. Just add the Ahh-Some Water Clarifier, Conditioner and Bio Cleaner in the water with e bit of sanitizer of choice (liquid chlorine or bleach is recommended, as well as non chlorine ecological sanitizers) and your are ready to start the swim season.

NOTE: None of the Ahh-Some Bio Cleaners are registered as a Sanitizer. It is necessary to add a Sanitizer of your choice when using the Bio Cleaners in water for water clarification, water conditioner and general use as a bio cleaner. We recommend sodium di-chlor for hot tubs and spas, you will only need pinch between the fingers per week, and for pools, we recommend liquid chlorine (bleach is just fine) and a non chlorine sanitizer, potassium monopersulfate made by the DOW Corp., using just pint or so every few days to give the bio cleaner some fuel to work with.

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Hot Tub & Spa filter maintenance is the most important part of your maintenance routine. Normal weekly filter cleaning is required as directed by the spa & hot tub manufacturers when using Ahh-Some Hot Tub & Spa Bio Cleaner as a water clarifier and conditioner.

Filter cartridge life and its effectiveness depends on proper maintenance. A dirty spa filter has the potential to increase the load on the water pump motor and reduces the effectiveness of the water heater. During use, filter media begins to lose its filtration ability because it becomes clogged with particles and other contaminants. This causes the water pump to work harder in order to push the water through the spa filter and can result in damage to the pump and motor and/or rupture the filter. A ruptured hot tub filter allows particles and contaminants to freely circulate throughout the water and deposit on anything with which they come into contact.

1. Rinsing the filter weekly. The filter cartridge should be cleansed of coarse dirt and debris by
   washing inside and out with a garden hose or your sink sprayer. Apply the water stream at a 45
   degree angle and spray between each filter pleats to make sure all foreign matter is dislodged.
2. Filter cartridges should be cleaned with the Ahh-Some Filter Bio Cleaning product at least once every month or more often if necessary. The cleaners will remove the organic materials and dirt from the pores of the filter.
3. We recommend having 2 (sets) filters. Use the second filter while cleaning the first. Use a
   bucket or large pitcher to soak the filter overnight in the Ahh-Some Filter Bio Cleaner. Rinse the filter thoroughly and let
   dry before reinstalling. The drying allows the pores to tighten and give better filtering results.
4. Manufacturers recommend that spa filters be replaced yearly. If rotating the spa filters, then
   every other year. The life of your filter will depend upon your usage and maintenance.

Caution: Never use a power washer to clean spa filter cartridges, the high pressure water will
damage the filter media. Never use household bleach to clean filters. Although bleach may seem
to do an adequate job of cleaning, it degrades and weakens the fibers in most filter media, thereby
decreasing the useful life of the hot tub filter.

Most hot tub manufacturers recommend that a filter should be changed at least once a year. Dirty filters can be hazardous to your health, damaging to hot tub components and can actually void out a warranty. They are also very costly to replace.

Your hot tub manual normally provide step-by-step instructions in regard to the easiest and best way to locate, remove, clean and replace the filter, if necessary. It is sometimes possible to clean a filter and reuse it, for a limited period of time, until a new filter can be located. As filters get older, their fibrous material stretches.

Remember… these filters are much less expensive than a replacement pump. (Caution: if the filter is broken or damaged in any way, do not attempt to reuse it… especially if the element, located in the center of the filter, is loose)

Hot tub filters are components that help to remove fine particles, bodily oils, grease and other debris from your hot tub spa, making them important when enjoying relaxing in beautifully Ahh-Some crystal clear water. In keeping your hot tub filter clean, it improves the efficiency of the filter and gives it a longer lifespan, meaning you benefit from cheaper running cost of your hot tub or spa.

Artificial heat will damage the filter component and mean early replacement. In order to maximize the working life of the filter you should keep the water in the spa in proper pH balance, never be overly vigorous when cleaning the filter, and most importantly, allow the filter to dry out completely before replacing it in the hot tub. It is useful to keep two sets of filters at one time in order to let the filter cartridge dry out completely.

Having the proper hot tub filter that is cleaned regularly will help you to enjoy those soothing waters each and every day.

A portable spa can also be another option since they are installable and removable at anytime you need. It saves more time since you don’t need to go to a spa center, furthermore this can also be installed at any possible spaces in your home and removed when you no longer need it. There is however some problems happen on our portable spa, the problems commonly comes on the hot tub filters.  This happens commonly happens when the filtration media on our spa is distorted and enlarged and losing the filtration ability after at least six months in used. You need to rinse and clean you filter cartridge on your hot tub filters to avoid such problem.

Cleaning and rinsing the hot tub filters will help to remove all the dirt attached and left on the filter pleats. Then you need to let it dry or brush very carefully on the hot tub filters to ensure it’s clean. Don’t scrub the hot tub filters since it may only damage them. You need to always strictly follow the manuals or the manufacture’s direction when you clean it. If you’re not sure you can do it your self, then you’re suggested to call for a professional to clean and fix the problems on you hot tub filters.