SpaChlorineConcentrate controls bacteria & algae
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August 31, 2022
SpaChlorineConcentrate controls bacteria & algae

Natural Chemistry of Lawrenceville, Georgia, offers Spa Chlorine Concentrate — a concentrated granular product designed specifically for spas to help control bacteria and algae in spa water.

This quick dissolving, one-step sanitizer and oxidizer for spas and hot tubs is a part of Natural Chemistry’s high-end line of spa water care products for retailers and service professionals looking to stand out from their competitors.

Available in both 2lb and 5lb sizes. Perfect for every spa customer.

For more information, contact Natural Chemistry, 1725 N. Brown Road, Lawrenceville, GA 30043 Telephone 800 753 1233. www.naturalchemistry.com.

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