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*Due to a nationwide shortage of chlorine, prices have increased and supply is very low.*
Spa Ease Oxy Blast can be used as a substitute.
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SpaBoss Spa Shock (7lb.) is a non-chlorine shock, that is the key to keeping your chlorine or bromine sanitizers working like they should. It will help to get rid of the nasty residue from soap, oils, deodorants, and other organic materials that get into hot tubs from regular use. Comes in a 7lb. container.
Several years ago, the manufacturer of Down East Spas discontinued this customer-favorite line of spas and hot tubs. Fortunately, Master Spa Parts still has a variety of spa parts to keep your spa or hot tub up and running. The 1-inch Air Control (Grey) is a quality replacement part for many of the 1999 series of Down East Spas hot tubs and spas.
SpaBoss Chlor-Aid (2 lb.) is the easy way to disinfect your hot tub water and keep it free from algae and bacteria that can lead to unwanted side effects. This granular chlorine product immediately disinfects water, keeping it clean and clear. Additionally, Chlor-Aid will not disturb the pH or alkalinity balance in your water.
ZorbO™, the hot tub and spa scum absorber can absorb up to 15 times its own weight — that’s a lot of body oil-, odor-, and lotion-removing potential in one little product. Keep your water crystal-clear with the Earth-friendly ingredients found in this hot tub and spa scum remover. You’ve tried the rest, now go with the best!
Eco Pur Charge filters by Master Spas can help reduce your chlorine usage by up to 75%, while also extending the lifetime of your spa or hot tub. The new Eco Pur Charge Filter is the replacement for all previous Eco Pur Mineral cartridges for Master Spas hot tubs. Choose the best for your spa and save time and money — order an Eco Pur filter today.






