Hot Tub Maintenance Blog
Why Is My Hot Tub Foaming and How Do I Fix It?
Hot tub foam is almost always caused by dissolved organic contaminants in the water — body lotion, shampoo, detergent residue from swimsuits, or natural skin oils. Low calcium hardness is...
Why Is My Hot Tub Foaming and How Do I Fix It?
Hot tub foam is almost always caused by dissolved organic contaminants in the water — body lotion, shampoo, detergent residue from swimsuits, or natural skin oils. Low calcium hardness is...
Can You Replace a Hot Tub Spa Light Yourself?
Yes, you can often replace a hot tub spa light yourself. Learn when it is a simple DIY fix and when to call a professional.
Can You Replace a Hot Tub Spa Light Yourself?
Yes, you can often replace a hot tub spa light yourself. Learn when it is a simple DIY fix and when to call a professional.
Why Does My Hot Tub Water Turn Green and How to...
Green hot tub water is almost always caused by one of two things: algae growth from low sanitizer levels, or dissolved metals (usually copper or iron) reacting with your sanitizer....
Why Does My Hot Tub Water Turn Green and How to...
Green hot tub water is almost always caused by one of two things: algae growth from low sanitizer levels, or dissolved metals (usually copper or iron) reacting with your sanitizer....
Should jets run daily or only during use?
Hot tub jets should run daily, not just during use. Learn how long to run them and why proper circulation keeps your water clean and safe.
Should jets run daily or only during use?
Hot tub jets should run daily, not just during use. Learn how long to run them and why proper circulation keeps your water clean and safe.
How to extend hot tub lifespan?
Learn how to extend your hot tub lifespan with simple maintenance tips like water balancing, filter care, and routine inspections.
How to extend hot tub lifespan?
Learn how to extend your hot tub lifespan with simple maintenance tips like water balancing, filter care, and routine inspections.
How Long Should You Wait to Use a Hot Tub After...
After adding chemicals to your hot tub, you should wait at least 15 minutes for non-chlorine shock, 30–60 minutes for pH and alkalinity adjusters, and up to 24 hours after...
How Long Should You Wait to Use a Hot Tub After...
After adding chemicals to your hot tub, you should wait at least 15 minutes for non-chlorine shock, 30–60 minutes for pH and alkalinity adjusters, and up to 24 hours after...