Hot Tub Maintenance Blog
Hot Tub Slime in Plumbing Lines: How to Clean I...
The slime lurking inside your hot tub's plumbing lines is called biofilm, and it won't respond to shock treatments, extra chlorine, or a simple drain and refill. Biofilm is a...
Hot Tub Slime in Plumbing Lines: How to Clean I...
The slime lurking inside your hot tub's plumbing lines is called biofilm, and it won't respond to shock treatments, extra chlorine, or a simple drain and refill. Biofilm is a...
Hot Tub Cover Care: How to Make It Last 5+ Years
A hot tub cover typically costs $300 to $600 to replace. Most fail in two to three years not because of bad materials but because of neglect - sun damage,...
Hot Tub Cover Care: How to Make It Last 5+ Years
A hot tub cover typically costs $300 to $600 to replace. Most fail in two to three years not because of bad materials but because of neglect - sun damage,...
Hot Tub Heater Not Working? Common Causes and F...
A hot tub heater that stops working is almost always caused by one of four things: a flow restriction, a tripped high-limit sensor, water chemistry that is out of range,...
Hot Tub Heater Not Working? Common Causes and F...
A hot tub heater that stops working is almost always caused by one of four things: a flow restriction, a tripped high-limit sensor, water chemistry that is out of range,...
Are Hot Tubs Hard to Maintain? An Honest Answer
Hot tubs are not hard to maintain, but they do require consistency. Most owners spend about 15-20 minutes per week on upkeep once they have a routine down. The honest...
Are Hot Tubs Hard to Maintain? An Honest Answer
Hot tubs are not hard to maintain, but they do require consistency. Most owners spend about 15-20 minutes per week on upkeep once they have a routine down. The honest...
Hot Tub Startup Chemistry: What to Do Before Yo...
When filling a hot tub for the first time - or after a fresh drain and refill - add chemicals in this order: total alkalinity first, then pH, then calcium...
Hot Tub Startup Chemistry: What to Do Before Yo...
When filling a hot tub for the first time - or after a fresh drain and refill - add chemicals in this order: total alkalinity first, then pH, then calcium...
Hot Tub Total Alkalinity: How to Get It Right t...
Total alkalinity in a hot tub should be kept between 80 and 120 ppm, with 100 ppm being the sweet spot most technicians target. When alkalinity falls outside that range,...
Hot Tub Total Alkalinity: How to Get It Right t...
Total alkalinity in a hot tub should be kept between 80 and 120 ppm, with 100 ppm being the sweet spot most technicians target. When alkalinity falls outside that range,...