Find all the information about the different chemicals necessary for maintaining a hot tub’s cleanliness and safety including guidance on proper use and handling of these substances to ensure a balanced and healthy hot tub environment.
You’re thinking about adding essential oils to your hot tub, aren’t you? It’s a tempting idea, but you’ve got questions. Can it be done safely? Which oils are best? Are there risks? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Yes, you can put essential oils in your hot tub, but it’s important to do it correctly …
Running a hot tub is not as easy as many think because you must ensure that all chemistry levels are balanced. One of the things you need to monitor is calcium hardness or total hardness. Too much calcium hardness can lead to irritations and potentially damage your hot tub. The most effective way to decrease …
The presence of high cyanuric acid in your hot tub can lead to poor sanitization. Chlorine cannot sanitize your hot tub’s water if the cyanuric acid is high. Thus, it is important to put it to the correct level. The most effective way to reduce the cyanuric acid in your hot tub is to drain …
Your hot tub’s low total alkalinity level can cause health issues like skin dryness and other irritations. It can also potentially damage your hot tub. Knowing how to raise alkalinity in a hot tub is important in prolonging its life. Baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) and soda ash (sodium carbonate) are good options for increasing alkalinity …