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Q: can you say why you recommend that you use SPA AQUARIUS SPA MINUS (081-3762-4) 700G in your hot tub as opposed to Aquarius pH Reducer?
9 years ago
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A: Both products Spa Minus and pH Reducer contain the chemical Sodium Hydrogen Sulphate. Both products have the same chemicals according to the Safety Data Sheet. Yes, any of the two can be used.
9 years ago
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Q: Can you use this in a hot tub?
The first time I asked this question your website would not allow me to verify this question. Your website would indicate a 404 error and redirect me to your main page.
9 years ago
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A: The SDS shows that it contains Sodium Hydrogen Sulphate. So, yes, it also works for both hot tubs and pools to reduce pH.
9 years ago
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Q: Is it ok to use in a hot tub?
9 years ago
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A: The SDS shows that it contains Sodium Hydrogen Sulphate. So, yes, it also works for both hot tubs and pools to reduce pH.
9 years ago
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Q: Is this food safe? More specifically, can I use this to reduce the PH in my hydroponic system?
6 years ago
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A: Hi,
Aquarius pH reducer is not food grade/safe. We do not recommend to use this product in your hydoponic system.
Thank you
6 years ago
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Q: Is 125-150g of this product a capful?
6 years ago
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A: Hi,
a capful of the pH reducer 3Kg, 0813172, is 40g.
Thank you
6 years ago
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Q: Is this okay for salt water pools?
7 years ago
1 Answer
A: Yes, this is safe in a salt water pool.
7 years ago
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Q: How do I measure it? Lady at the pool store told me to start with 1.5 kilolitter? Reading product bottle we are guessing to start with 125 g. Still either way how do I measures? Came with no kind of measuring device?
7 years ago
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A: Grams and ml are equivalent so the consumer can just use a regular measuring cup to measure 125g
125g is half of a cup (250ml or grams is one cup)
7 years ago
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Q: My PH level says to add 400 grams but the Aquarius water test app says to add 2.7 kg to lower alkalinity. (12 cups) Is this correct?!
7 years ago
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A: This is correct. You always need to adjust your alkalinity first as it affects the fluctuation of the pH. In this case, it seems like your alkalinity was on the low side. The Aquarius app recommended to add alkalinity to reach the target between 80 -120 ppm. Unfortunately the side effect of adding alkalinity is, it does increase the pH. As the App recommends that you need to recalibrate your pH accordingly to reach between 7.2 -7.8 ppm. We recommend waiting 4 hours in between while adding the products. Next time for accuracy, we would recommend to give the following information; water parameter readings and pool volume.
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