Hot Tub Maintenance Blog
Cloudy Hot Tub Water: What's Causing It and How...
Cloudy hot tub water is almost always caused by one of four things: low or burned-out sanitizer, pH or alkalinity that's out of range, a clogged or overdue filter, or...
Cloudy Hot Tub Water: What's Causing It and How...
Cloudy hot tub water is almost always caused by one of four things: low or burned-out sanitizer, pH or alkalinity that's out of range, a clogged or overdue filter, or...
Bromine vs Chlorine for Hot Tubs: The Real Diff...
Bromine and chlorine are both capable of sanitizing a hot tub, but they are not interchangeable. Bromine handles heat and pH swings better, produces less irritating byproducts, and lasts longer...
Bromine vs Chlorine for Hot Tubs: The Real Diff...
Bromine and chlorine are both capable of sanitizing a hot tub, but they are not interchangeable. Bromine handles heat and pH swings better, produces less irritating byproducts, and lasts longer...
Hot Tub Jet Diagnosis: Why Your Jets Aren't Wor...
When hot tub jets stop working right, the problem is almost always one of five things: low water level, an air lock in the plumbing, a clogged jet nozzle, a...
Hot Tub Jet Diagnosis: Why Your Jets Aren't Wor...
When hot tub jets stop working right, the problem is almost always one of five things: low water level, an air lock in the plumbing, a clogged jet nozzle, a...
How Long to Wait After Adding Hot Tub Chemicals...
How long you need to wait after adding hot tub chemicals depends on what you added: non-chlorine shock needs 20-30 minutes, chlorine shock needs at least 24 hours, pH and...
How Long to Wait After Adding Hot Tub Chemicals...
How long you need to wait after adding hot tub chemicals depends on what you added: non-chlorine shock needs 20-30 minutes, chlorine shock needs at least 24 hours, pH and...
When to Change Your Hot Tub Water: A Practical ...
For most hot tubs with 2 to 4 regular users, you should change the water every 3 to 4 months. That's the standard answer, and it holds up for average...
When to Change Your Hot Tub Water: A Practical ...
For most hot tubs with 2 to 4 regular users, you should change the water every 3 to 4 months. That's the standard answer, and it holds up for average...
What Chemicals Do You Actually Need for a Hot Tub
Every hot tub needs five core chemicals: a sanitizer (chlorine or bromine), pH increaser, pH decreaser, total alkalinity increaser, and shock. In soft-water areas, add calcium hardness increaser to that...
What Chemicals Do You Actually Need for a Hot Tub
Every hot tub needs five core chemicals: a sanitizer (chlorine or bromine), pH increaser, pH decreaser, total alkalinity increaser, and shock. In soft-water areas, add calcium hardness increaser to that...