Hot Tub Maintenance Blog
Hot Tub Startup Chemistry: The Right Order and ...
When you fill a hot tub for the first time, add chemicals in this order: calcium hardness first, then total alkalinity, then pH, then sanitizer, and finally an initial shock....
Hot Tub Startup Chemistry: The Right Order and ...
When you fill a hot tub for the first time, add chemicals in this order: calcium hardness first, then total alkalinity, then pH, then sanitizer, and finally an initial shock....
Hot Tub Total Alkalinity: How to Get It Right t...
Total alkalinity is the first number you fix when balancing a hot tub - not pH, not sanitizer. Target 80 to 120 ppm, with 100 ppm being the practical sweet...
Hot Tub Total Alkalinity: How to Get It Right t...
Total alkalinity is the first number you fix when balancing a hot tub - not pH, not sanitizer. Target 80 to 120 ppm, with 100 ppm being the practical sweet...
Why Hot Tubs Make Your Skin Itch - And How to S...
Itchy skin after a hot tub soak almost always points to a water chemistry problem, not a sensitivity to hot water itself. The most common culprits are pH out of...
Why Hot Tubs Make Your Skin Itch - And How to S...
Itchy skin after a hot tub soak almost always points to a water chemistry problem, not a sensitivity to hot water itself. The most common culprits are pH out of...
Hot Tub Calcium Hardness in Summer: Why Heat Ma...
In summer, hot tub calcium hardness is harder to control for one simple reason: heat speeds up evaporation, and evaporation concentrates minerals. Water leaves the tub; calcium does not. The...
Hot Tub Calcium Hardness in Summer: Why Heat Ma...
In summer, hot tub calcium hardness is harder to control for one simple reason: heat speeds up evaporation, and evaporation concentrates minerals. Water leaves the tub; calcium does not. The...
Hot Tub Foam: What Causes It and How to Get Rid...
Hot tub foam is almost always caused by surfactants in the water - soap residue, body oils, lotions, or detergent left in swimwear. When the jets churn that contaminated water,...
Hot Tub Foam: What Causes It and How to Get Rid...
Hot tub foam is almost always caused by surfactants in the water - soap residue, body oils, lotions, or detergent left in swimwear. When the jets churn that contaminated water,...
What Soft Water Does to Your Hot Tub (And How t...
Low calcium hardness in a hot tub is a slow, quiet problem that causes real damage. Water below 150 ppm is chemically aggressive - it actively pulls minerals from your...
What Soft Water Does to Your Hot Tub (And How t...
Low calcium hardness in a hot tub is a slow, quiet problem that causes real damage. Water below 150 ppm is chemically aggressive - it actively pulls minerals from your...