GLB Enzyme Clarifier, 64 oz Bottle (GL71216)

GLB Enzyme Clarifier, 64 oz Bottle (GL71216)

Solenis Part # GL71216
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GLB Enzyme Clarifier, 64 oz Bottle (GL71216)

Eats body oils, suntan lotion, and organic haze.

Single 64 fl oz bottle of GLB Enzyme Clarifier (MPN GL71216), the pro-grade enzyme treatment that breaks down body oils, suntan lotion, cosmetics, and other organic contaminants before they cloud the water or build into scum rings at the waterline. Pair it with your normal sanitizer routine, the enzymes do not affect chlorine or bromine levels, they just digest the organic load your filter would otherwise have to chase.

Specifications
Manufacturer GLB (Solenis)
MPN GL71216 (also listed as 71216)
PST SKU PST-GL71216
Bottle Size 64 fl oz (single bottle)
Active Enzyme blend
Initial Dose 8 fl oz per 10,000 gallons
Weekly Maintenance 4 fl oz per 10,000 gallons
Targets Body oils, suntan lotion, cosmetics, organic haze, scum ring
Sanitizer Compatibility Chlorine, bromine, salt, mineral systems
Surface Compatibility Vinyl, plaster, pebble, fiberglass
Shock Spacing Do not add within 24 hours before or after shock treatment
Good to Know

Is this a single bottle or a multi-pack?

Single 64 fl oz bottle. One bottle covers roughly 4 to 8 months of weekly maintenance on a 20,000 gallon pool depending on bather load.

How is this different from a regular clarifier?

Regular clarifiers (polymeric or alum-based) clump tiny particles so the filter can catch them. This is an enzyme product, it digests organic contaminants (oils, lotions, dead skin cells, leaf tannins) so they disappear instead of getting filtered out. Many pros run both, a polymeric clarifier for inorganic haze and an enzyme like this for organic load.

Will it interfere with my chlorine reading?

No. The enzymes do not consume free chlorine. The only timing rule is to skip dosing within 24 hours of a shock treatment, oxidizers will degrade the enzymes before they can do their work. Wait until free chlorine drops back under 5 ppm after shock, then resume the weekly dose.

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Additional Info

Category Pool Products Pool Chemicals Cleaners
SKU PST-GL71216
MPN GL71216
Manufacturer Solenis
Weight 0.1 lb