Keep spa water balanced using ‘SpaPure Salt Start’
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June 14, 2022
Keep spa water balanced using ‘SpaPure Salt Start’

New SpaPure Salt Start of Grand Rapids, Mich, is a super-fast dissolving salt that uses an exclusive formula to keep spa water in balance longer. Using technology to help buffer spa water, this product naturally reduces the common corrosion found when using traditional salt in spas. As a result, the product keeps spa surfaces and equipment free from scale. The product also has natural water softeners in its formula so users have a more enjoyable soaking experience. Available in 5lb bucket. Made in USA.

For more information contact www.spapureusa.com, Grand Rapids, MI.

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