Hot Tub Chemistry and Filtering

(A) In Water  



Excessive Foaming




 Possible Cause 

 

 Solution 

 

 Preventative Maintenance 



Buildup of body oils, cosmetics and detergents from bathers ...

Hint: to keep your water fresh, add a capful of chlorine after you use the hot tub and cycle the pumps on, before you cover it. That way, the chlorine will work on killing any bacteria you have left behind from your spa session.
Quick Version of Che...

There are two ways of testing your spa water. The first way is to take a sample of spa water to a dealer and have them check the water. The dealer will recommend a chemical program that will correct the problem that you are having as well as suggest ...

Changing Your Premium Hot Tub filters is Quick and Easy.
1. Slide the Filter Cover up and off
2. Slide out the Debris Tray
3. Unscrew the old filter(s) Avalon models have a single filters, all other models have dual filters.
Watch the video to se...

There is no fixed amount of sanitizer to use. Sanitizer requirement will depend on a number of factors including frequency of use, number of bathers, contaminants from bathers such as body oils, soap residue, perfumes, etc. RECOMMENDATION: keep the s...

Please see our hot tub and spa water chemistry FAQ. above.

Hello, Green water probably means you need extra sanitizer. http://www.spasandstuff.com/spa-hot-tub-chemicals.html More info here: http://www.spasandstuff.com/hot-tub-and-spa-water-chemistry-FAQ/

Chlorine and Bromine do are two different sanitizers that do essentially the same thing; cleaning spa water of bacteria. Many folks are familiar with and comfortable with chlorine. Other folks want an alternative, perhaps due to a chlorine allergy, o...