Clean & Drain is a spa purge product. When it's time to clean and drain your spa, the best thing you can do is run Clean & Drain through your spa's plumbing. This ensures that you will be starting over with fresh, clean water. It's almost like having a brand-new tub.
Traditional chemicals systems require you to drain your spa two to four times a year. However, a spa treated with Waters Choice enzymes only needs to be cleaned and drained 1x per year.
We've spent years doing our research to bring this product to you! We tested and tested again other purge products against this one. We tried to find something that could out-perform it, but there wasn't one. This is the best spa purge on the market! It's the strongest, fastest, and easiest to use.
If you are cleaning a Swim Spa that is using Waters Choice enzymes, you only need to clean and drain once every 3-5 years, instead of every year when using traditional chemicals. Swim Spas also hold a much larger amount of water and have extremely long plumbing lines that require 2-3 tubes of Clean & Drain to ensure a successful purge.
We frequently hear the question, "Should I still drain my spa, even if the water looks great?" The answer is simple - stop water problems before they start. Use Clean & Drain every time you drain your spa to ensure crystal clear water every time. At Waters Choice, we care about you and want you to have the best spa experience.
Definitely helps to clean out the plumbing of your spa. I thought just running the jets before I drained the hot tub cleaned the plumbing. But than when I put this product in I was very surprised at the addition junk that it got out of the plumbing. It's important to do this so that after you put fresh water in and turn on the jets the junk still let in the plumbing does not come out into the water or into the new filters. Just changing the water is not enough.
Works great!
Definitely helps to clean out the plumbing of your spa. I thought just running the jets before I drained the hot tub cleaned the plumbing. But than when I put this product in I was very surprised at the addition junk that it got out of the plumbing. It's important to do this so that after you put fresh water in and turn on the jets the junk still let in the plumbing does not come out into the water or into the new filters. Just changing the water is not enough.
Works great!
Been using Waters Choice products for 6 years now and clean and drain our tub once a year using this product. This stuff works great and like all their products we have used it rates 5 Stars.
We have had a hot tub for over 2 years now in Portland, OR. We started out using the Leisure Time products recommended by the hot tub retailer. This included chlorine, spa up, spa down, shock, calcium and occasional use of a defoaming product. We had to use a lot of chemicals to keep the water balanced and clean.
Our hot tub dealer mentioned Waters Choice as an alternative that used a natural enzyme and would require less chemicals. We slowly transitioned over, and now have been on Waters Choice for over a year now. It is nearly impossible to review these products individually since they are part of a water maintenance system. Thus, I am really reviewing this product the Water Choice system of which this product is a part. This product really DOES get the gunk out. You can see it in the water so you can tell it is really working. And it does make a difference in the water when you start with clean plumbing.
PROS:
1. We definitely use less chemicals and save money. Usually, we need to add a little bit of chlorine every few uses. Sometimes we need a little spa down to decrease the PH. We add a capful of the enzyme every 2 weeks and our water stays really nice! No more shock, calcium or defoamer products needed.
2. We only have to change the water every 6 months to 9 months. Our water would not stay nice as long with the old products.
3. This is definitively subjective, but the water just FEELS cleaner and nicer. It does not get the odor is would occasionally get using the old products.
CONS:
1. I feel their instructions could be a little more clear and consistent. For example, they could consistently provide measurements in terms of capfuls instead of ounces, tablespoons, teaspoons, etc. It is a lot easier for most of us to measure out 1/4 or 1/3 capful rather than 2 oz or 2 tablespoons.
Give it a try for yourself!
