If you have a Spa Frog system you need to use the Spa Frog Inline Mineral Cartridge and the Spa Frog Floating Mineral Cartridge. These work in conjunction with the Frog @ease Automatic Dosage System to keep your spa water clean and properly balanced. The Inline Mineral Cartridge is installed in your plumbing and the Floating Mineral Cartridge sits in your spa.
What is the best shock to use with a spa frog?
Answer: chlorine
What is the amount of chlorine needed to shock a spa frog?
Answer: 1/2 teaspoon per gallon of water
When do you need to shock a spa frog?
Answer: When the pH levels are above 7.
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How often should you shock a spa frog?
Answer: Every other week
What are the benefits of shocking a spa frog?
Answer: Prevents bacteria and algae growth keeps water clean
Are there any drawbacks to shocking a spa frog?
Answer: Can irritate skin
How long does it take for the chlorine to dissipate after shocking a spa frog?
Answer: 24-48 hours
How do you know if your water is properly shocked?
Answer: Check the chlorine levels should be between 1-3 ppm
What do you do if the chlorine levels are too high after shocking a spa frog?
Answer: Let the chlorine dissipate for a few hours and then test the levels again
How do you know if the chlorine levels are too low after shocking a spa frog?
Answer: Test the chlorine levels should be between 1-3 ppm
Why are low chlorine levels dangerous?
Answer: Bacteria and algae can grow
What should you do if the chlorine levels are too low?
Answer: Shock the spa frog again
What are some signs that your spa frog needs to be shocked?
Answer: High pH levels cloudy water and green water
Can you shock a spa frog too much?
Answer: Yes if the chlorine levels get too high it can irritate skin
What is the best way to avoid shocking a spa frog too much?
Answer: Test the chlorine levels often and shock only when necessary
