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The level of calcium found in the water used to fill your spa depends on the area where you live. You will probably know the likely calcium hardness of the local mains water. Some test kits will enable you to determine the calcium hardness levels of the mains water or in the spa by reference to the total hardness bar on the strip. The ideal level depends on the type of spa shell you have: In acrylic spas calcium hardness should be a minimum of 175mg/l. In tiled spas the minimum level should be 250mg/l This should provide sufficient calcium to satisfy the water’s ‘calcium demand’. Calcium hardness can be increased using Fi-Clor Spa Hardness Increaser. In hard water areas with a high calcium hardness level, Fi-Clor Spa Anti Scale should be added as per the instructions on the label to prevent scale formation.
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