Orenda CV-600 and CV-700 Enzymes -- FAQ

[@erickrhernandez1451]

What do you prefer more of…..PR 10,000 phosphate remover or CV-700 before a filter clean.

[@OrendaTechnologies]

If it’s before a filter clean, PR is Much more concentrated. CV-700 is primarily an enzyme that happens to have a phosphate remover blended in (it’s not PR).

[@yoshilopez09]

We have an all natural pool with ozone , but the ORP is too low so the body of water is not where we want it at… would it be okay to use the CV-600? Since it’s all natural, zero chlorine pool

[@OrendaTechnologies]

It could be helpful and shouldn’t hurt anything, but we don’t know the details of your pool.

[@connor9883]

zero chlorine pool? I also have ozone but use chlorine, hope ur water is actually safe..

[@alldaypools]

What would be better for refilling a pool? Which will help get to breakpoint chlorination faster?

[@OrendaTechnologies]

They are the same enzyme but CV-700 has phosphate remover in it. Both of them will help remove non-living organics rapidly. If you have a DE filter we recommend 600, not 700.

[@IntegrityPoolCare]

What’s that best way to add the cv600

[@OrendaTechnologies]

We recommend putting it directly into circulation. Skimmer, gutter, or surge tank. If you have automation, you can put it on a feeder pump too. Thanks for the question!

[@blakebeyett6471]

Can CV-600 also be used in spas effectively? Specifically inground commercial spas with no cover in my case and also the typical above ground spas in backyards for anyone else that sees this comment.

[@OrendaTechnologies]

Hi Blake, yes it can, but in small doses. Otherwise you’ll have a bubble bath. You might consider CE-Spa clarifier for less foaming. If you have time to run the spa for a while without people seeing the bubbles, then go ahead and use CV-600. If it gets too bubbly, shut off the jets until they go away (could be a few hours), then run the jets again. The enzymes will have a party cleaning your spa.

[@ryonjones564]

What is the best way to add CV-700? Your app recommends 90oz to purge. It also recommends purging with 90oz of SC-1000 and 11oz of CE-Clarifier. Is it ok to add all of this together at once or is there a recommended order of when to purge with what? Since I may have to backwash with the CV-700, I am thinking it makes sense to add that last maybe after a day or two to allow the others time to mix thoroughly. Any advice would be appreciated!

[@OrendaTechnologies]

Hi Ryon. The purges depend on what your pool needs. You may not need SC-1000 unless you have scale issues, well water or metal concerns. CV-600 or CV-700 enzymes are a simple purge directly into the skimmer or around the perimeter of the pool, it doesn't really matter. If you ARE using SC-1000, we recommend dividing that dose up over 3 days or more, because purging all at once will zero out your chlorine for a few days.

[@thomaspease208]

how do you add the product

[@OrendaTechnologies]

You can add directly around the perimeter of your pool safely.