Preparing spa for cleaning

• Remove filters on a new or established spa and put skimmer basket/filter cover back on
• Take out all inline screens and pillows and clean separately with 1/4 cup of Breakaway^® flush. Turn off ozonator and turn diverter valve to middle setting (if applicable)
• Fill a NEW spa with water and heat to operating temperature OR use the water already in an established spa at operating temperature

Cleaning and flushing 

• Do not use the spa during cleaning
• Add the content of one bottle of flush
• Start jets with air closed and cycle several times to allow for exposure of the internal piping to flush
• Foaming could occur. If it does excessively, turn off jets immediately and foaming will subside
• Allow flush water to sit for 1-2 hours, run jets as able
• Drain the spa after one final run of the jets
• Immediately wash down the residue on surfaces of spa with hose and a cloth or soft brush. Do not allow the residue to dry!
• If flushing residue is difficult to remove, use Breakaway^®flush on a cloth to remove
• Direct hose into each jet to rinse out flush water from internal piping
• For best results (to avoid potential foaming), use a wet/dry vac to remove excess water in jets and on bottom of spa
• Drain rinse water and remove any remaining residue on the surfaces

Step 2 Fill

Restarting cleaned spa

• Reinstall cleaned or new filters (with established spas converting to SpaMoss® system, new filters are recommended)
• Attach StartNaturally® filter to garden hose and run water outside of spa for 1-2 minutes until water runs clear
• Fill spa with water using StartNaturally® filter
• When finished, store StartNaturally® filter in a bag in a refrigerator; use every time adding water to spa; good for one year
• Add an EPA registered spa chlorine to 3-5ppm for first 3 days
• Allow the water to reheat to desired temperature and adjust pH and alkalinity