Finding a leakage in a brand-new hot tub can be terribly disappointing. If you’re in a similar situation, you can use this guide to find the cause of leaks in your hot tub and fix them immediately. Moving forward, you’ll find a few tips to identify the exact location of a leak in your hot …
Shocking your hot tub with the right type and amount of chemicals helps maintain its sanitary condition. It keeps the tub germ free and also prevents slimy surfaces, water cloudiness, and unpleasant hot tub smells. If you’re going to use the hot tub for the first time, you should add in the required dose of …
If you’re worried about the hot tub jets turning on by themselves, I’m guessing you’re a first-time user. Most hot tubs feature an automatic filtration cycle that causes the jets to turn on by themselves. So if you find your hot tub jets activate all of a sudden, it might just be the programmed blowout …
Chlorine is widely used to maintain the hygiene of swimming pools and hot tubs. While it is necessary to keep the water chlorinated, a higher than safe level of chlorine can put you at risk of many health problems. If you’ve been experiencing itchy eyes, skin rashes, nausea, or difficulty in breathing lately, it might …
Bromine tablets have several merits over other chemicals when it comes to being used as sanitizers in hot tubs. These include, but are not limited to, being more stable, better sanitization and lesser irritation to skin and eyes. Nonetheless, these do not come without a few challenges. Bromine tablets not dissolving in water is a …
The hunt for easy, safe and inexpensive sanitization methods for pools and spas is a never ending struggle. A particularly interesting one is the dichlor bleach method, which created a hype for quite a long time. While most of the pool owners who experimented with it swear by it, there are some who met it …
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Addition of too much chlorine in a hot tub is not an uncommon occurrence, and happens to the best of us. Over time, several hacks have been proposed, one of which is using a readily available chemical called hydrogen peroxide. So the big question is, does hydrogen peroxide actually lower the level of chlorine in …
Nothing exceeds the experience of a relaxing hot tub bath on a chilly winter evening but nothing can be more irritating than a stubborn tub, refusing to warm up. Such a tub will leave only two residues; an angry owner and a less than satisfactory experience. However, before you go kicking the tub in rage, …
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