MPS for 300 gallons
| Dose | Grams | Ounces | Approx. measure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weekly | 64 g | 2.2 oz | 3 tbsp |
| Two doses | 128 g | 4.5 oz | ⅜ cup |
| Three doses | 191 g | 6.7 oz | ½ cup |
A 300 gallon hot tub takes 2.2 oz (64 g) of 45% non-chlorine shock per dose, about 3 tbsp. Use it weekly and after heavy soaks. Many labels allow soaking about 15 minutes later. In a bromine tub, test bromine first: this full dose can read about 27 ppm from the bromide reserve, so the calculator sizes a smaller routine dose from your reading.
| Dose | Grams | Ounces | Approx. measure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weekly | 64 g | 2.2 oz | 3 tbsp |
| Two doses | 128 g | 4.5 oz | ⅜ cup |
| Three doses | 191 g | 6.7 oz | ½ cup |
Add
2.2oz
of Non-chlorine shock (MPS 45%)
64 gabout 3 tbsp by volume
The routine label dose for 300 gal: once a week, and after a heavy soak.
Check the product label. Strengths vary by brand, so enter the % printed on yours. Add one chemical at a time, into the water, and never mix chemicals.
Save this test and get a reminder before your next soak.
Spa Calc for iPhoneComing soon to the App StoreMPS oxidizes the sweat, oils and lotions soakers leave behind, without adding chlorine. It does not sanitize, so keep chlorine or bromine in range too. In a bromine tub it also reactivates the bromide reserve.
MPS shows up as combined chlorine on DPD tests for about a day, so test combined chlorine the next morning. It slowly lowers alkalinity: check TA every week or two.
Inflatable tubs near this size include the Intex PureSpa Bubble Massage 85" round (6 person) (290 gal) and the Intex PureSpa Jet & Bubble Deluxe 86" square (6 person) (290 gal). 300 gallons is a common 4 to 6 person size. Two people soaking for 20 minutes typically use 1 to 3 ppm of chlorine; your log will show your own number after a couple of weeks.
2.2 oz (64 g) of 45% MPS per dose.
Many labels allow about 15 minutes with the jets running. Follow your product’s label and test sanitizer first. In a bromine tub, soak only once bromine reads 6 ppm or less.
No. It oxidizes waste but does not sanitize. Keep free chlorine at 3 to 5 ppm or bromine at 4 to 6 ppm.