How to Make a Spa Defoamer

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 How to Make a Spa Defoamer Soaking in a spa isn't so relaxing when the spa is plagued by thick, unsightly surface foam--not the scented, fluffy type that comes from bubble bath.
To combat this unhealthy foam buildup, spa owners often resort to store-bought defoamer or an anti-foaming agent. While these chemical additives reduce and hinder the formation of foam, you can use natural, simple and cheaper alternatives.
Difficulty:ModerateChlorine shock treatment1 gallon white vinegar2-lb. box of baking sodaWater1 2 3
Alternately, add 1 part baking soda, 2 parts white vinegar and 9 parts water to create an added defoamer. The acidity of the vinegar and the alkalinity of the baking soda will react to create superfine bubbles, producing a light, fluffy candy-textured substance that will dissolve unhealthy particles creating the foam in the first place.

Tag : Defoamer