What is the quality of the filter paper used?
Cleonia filters, a brand developed by Boospa, are made with Trilobal filter paper. This high-quality material provides superior filtration, captures fine particles more effectively, and keeps your water cleaner for longer.
Standard filters use conventional paper that captures particles efficiently but with slightly lower performance than Trilobal. In all cases, Boospa selects reliable, durable materials to ensure optimal filtration.
Are Boospa filters new and guaranteed?
Yes, all filters sold on Boospa are brand new and come with a 2-year warranty.
Only products listed in the “Second Life” category are reconditioned filters, tested and verified by our technical team before being resold.
Can I return a filter if it’s not compatible?
Yes, you can return a non-compatible filter as long as it is in its original packaging and has never been used (no trace of water).
We recommend contacting our customer service before making your purchase to confirm that you have selected the correct model.
How long will it take to receive my order?
Filters in stock are shipped within 48 to 72 hours in mainland France. Delivery is also available worldwide, with an average lead time of around 10 days depending on the destination. Boospa is committed to fast shipping and accurate parcel tracking.
Which filter is compatible with my spa model?
To find the right filter, simply measure your current filter (height, diameter, and connection type). Boospa recommends choosing a model with the same dimensions to ensure perfect compatibility. If you're unsure, our customer service team is available to help you find the right model based on your spa’s brand and reference.
Which filter for my spa/jacuzzi?
With so many filter references available, it can be difficult to know which one you need — especially if you don’t know your filter's reference. That’s why we’ve created a filter search engine to help you out.
There are two ways to identify your spa filter:
- By the brand of your spa
- By the dimensions of your old filter
Should I buy an original filter or a compatible model?
Both options are viable. An original filter ensures a perfect match with the manufacturer's model, while a compatible filter offers the same performance at a more affordable price.
The key is to match the dimensions and connection type of your current filter to ensure hassle-free installation.
What is the lifespan of a spa filter?
The average lifespan of a spa filter is about one year for a rigid spa. For inflatable spas, the lifespan can be shorter depending on usage frequency and water quality. Regular cleaning and proper maintenance products can significantly extend the life of your filter.
When should I replace my filter cartridge?
Using a cartridge filter is essential for keeping spa water clean, just like using disinfection products (e.g., bromine or chlorine). It's crucial to maintain and replace the filter when you notice signs of wear. We recommend changing your filter once a year for rigid spas and every 3 weeks for inflatable spas. The more your spa is used, the faster the filter will wear out.
How to properly clean your spa filter?
To extend the life of your spa filter and maintain optimal performance, it’s important to clean it regularly using the right cleaning products and maintenance tools. We offer a full range of accessories including cleaning brushes, high-pressure cleaners, and water treatment products. Using appropriate cleaners will help remove deposits, dirt, and other residues that build up over time. All the cleaning products available on our site are easy to use and help you maintain your filtration system for best performance.
We recommend cleaning your spa filter once a week by rinsing it with clear water to remove accumulated impurities and ensure optimal filtration. We also suggest using a set of filters so you can alternate them — allowing one to dry fully while you continue enjoying your spa with the other.
Finally, we recommend replacing your filter set approximately every 6 months, depending on spa usage. After this period, filters may become clogged even with regular cleaning, preventing effective water filtration.
How to measure your spa filter?
If your spa filter is no longer effectively removing impurities, it’s time to replace it.
Measuring a spa filter is easy and only takes a few steps. Start by measuring the top base of your filter, using the plastic support as your reference — not the pleated area.
Next, measure the full length of your filter from end to end, including the thickness of the plastic end caps. Do not include handles or screw threads in the length measurement.
If your filter has one, measure the inside of the opening. Finally, measure the thread size by taking the external diameter. If your filter has internal threading, measure the inside of the opening.
Outer diameter: 180mm
