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For periodic shocking, use FROG Maintain, it’s one dose in one single easy-to-pour pouch for one easy maintenance shock to keep your water crystal clear. No measuring, no guess, no mess. The hot tub is ready in 15 minutes of shocking. Once in the water FROG Maintain quickly dissolves and eliminates organic contaminants. Non-chlorine shock means you get the clean without any Cyanuric Acid, ever.
Ongoing maintenance shock
One dose delivers clean crystal-clear water
Maintain the clean, without the chlorine or Cyanuric Acid
For use with all FROG hot tub sanitizers
FROG Maintain is a non-chlorine shock that removes contaminants in the water in as little as 15 minutes. Recommended for use with any of the FROG Sanitizing Systems for hot tubs, this simple packet makes shocking easy. With no chlorine, there is no Cyanuric Acid build up that causes hard to manage, irritating water and frequent draining and refilling. (Please see the FROG Maintain directions for use).
It is a convenient, one-dose packet for periodic maintenance shocking in any hot tub up to 600 gallons. No measuring needed and no guessing either – just cut and pour. Once in the water FROG Maintain quickly dissolves and eliminates organic contaminants. Non-chlorine shock means you get the clean without chlorine.
If using a FROG @ease Sanitizing System, use FROG Maintain once a month or whenever replacing a SmartChlor® Cartridge. For FROG Serene® or FROG Filter Mate® users, add FROG Maintain to the water once a week. Add an extra Maintain packet to the hot tub after heavy use as well.
FROG Maintain packets are sold separately in most FROG dealerships. Use your FROG Water Care App to locate a FROG dealer.
As a monopersulfate product it is compatible with all other hot tub chemicals.
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John Dwyer - February 9, 2022
My Jacuzzi tub holds only 360 gallons, but your packets are designed for larger tubs. Do you have small quantity packs?
Shauna Henry - October 11, 2021
Will the FROG Jump Start still be sold? It seems to not be in stock anywhere and where it is, the price is exoboritanty high. One place stated that Maintain is now being used in place of Jump Start. Is that true? If so, how do we get the right amount of chlorine in a newly filled hot tub. As it is now, my chlorine levels are always showing up low with use of the @ease system and the jump start. More information is needed please.
Eberto Ranero - August 15, 2021
What’s the difference between jump start and maintain packets?
Liz Carl - January 8, 2021
Can I buy the Jump start packets from you?
