How much should be used on a 1000 Gallon spa?
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My spa is freestanding and holds 360 gallons and I use 3 cap fulls and works well.
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I usually use two capfulls. More or less depending on how clean my spa is and the last time I shocked it. Hope this helps!
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I am just a guy with a small spa/hot tub. It might work, but you will want to be careful to use the right amount. Talk to someone who knows more about indoor fountains for more information.
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I don't the max but the manufacturer should be able to offer insight. I can tell you that I've got fairly large spa (475 gallon capacity) and the ozone unit works just fine for a unit of this size.
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Just under a TBL per gallon. I use a TBL and add extra water to just under the hose in a 1 gallon sprayer.
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I'd be hesitant. 25w is way oversized for a one gallon. marineland makes a good 10w preset that I've used in 2.5's but even then the water was warmer than I expected.
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I use about 1 jug per acre. Half as broad spray which uses more and half as spot treatment which is more efficient but involves more work. Hope this helps.
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I used it in a 25000 gal. pool. I worked great in my pool. I'm not real sure how it would work in a hot tub. In my hot tub I throw in a tablespoon of chlorine once a week and that seems to work well. I think they have a smaller model for just hot tubs.
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It should work just fine. I use mine in a 1500 gal spa attached to our pool. However, the overall quality is low, not the quality of the previous one I purchased at a pool supply. But it is cheaper.
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It depends on the concentration, but in my usage (mostly 5-10 ppm quarts with an occasional 30-40ppm for topical use), probably at least a year's worth, so many gallons of it.
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I received the question, but the one water spa I purchased was a Conair. Sorry I can't help you.
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I would recommend at least the 2500 gallon pump. I believe a pool your size probably holds 4 to 5 thousand gallons, and you would have to run a 1500 gph for a much longer period to get full cleaning.
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I always go with the standard and use 1.5 to 2 ozs. per gallon. Works for me!
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The amount you would use will be dependent on the turf you are treating on. According to the label it will vary for warm and cool season grasses and they range from 0.75 to 2 ounces per 1000 sq/ft in no less than 1 gallon of water. It can be applied by tank or hose-end sprayers.
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I would recommend the AQR9, it is a 25,000 gallon system, that will be plenty for your size pool.
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Using a 1 gallon pump sprayer, with a mix of 5 to 10 ounces of Pramitol 25E, expect to cover 500 square feet. At 10 ounces per gallon of water, 1 gallon of Pramitol should make about 12 gallons of spray or about 6,000 sq feet. Double that if using the weaker 5 ounce to the gallon mix.
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It depends what product you need to add - there are many parameters that need to be balanced out. For most products, there are guidelines as to how much to add per unit of measurement per 10000 gallons, printed on the label. The trickiest one, paradoxically, is the humble chlorine, since different brands and types will dissolve at different rates. So I usually do iterations, adjusting the chlorinaror controls and sometimes adding high-quality granulated chlorine compound to the skimmers, according to instructions, then measuring again and adjusting as I go. The results are good if you have patience. It's best to add a chemical a few times, instead of overdoing it with a large dose. It depends what product you need to add - there are many parameters that need to be balanced out. For most products, there are guidelines as to how much to add per unit of measurement per 10000 gallons, printed on the label. The trickiest one, paradoxically, is the humble chlorine, since different brands and types will dissolve at different rates. So I usually do iterations, adjusting the chlorinaror controls and sometimes adding high-quality granulated chlorine compound to the skimmers, according to instructions, then measuring again and adjusting as I go. The results are good if you have... » Read More It depends what product you need to add - there are many parameters that need to be balanced out. For most products, there are guidelines as to how much to add per unit of measurement per 10000 gallons, printed on the label. The trickiest one, paradoxically, is the humble chlorine, since different brands and types will dissolve at different rates. So I usually do iterations, adjusting the chlorinaror controls and sometimes adding high-quality granulated chlorine compound to the skimmers, according to instructions, then measuring again and adjusting as I go. The results are good if you have patience. It's best to add a chemical a few times, instead of overdoing it with a large dose. « Show Less
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You have to know how much water your sprayer uses per 1000 sq ft. Then you need to know what type of turf/ornamental it is being used for to know your yearly max. If you know these answers you can figure your mix rate by reading the label.