pH Level Explained & Balanced – Roberts Hot Tubs
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Hot Tub Basic Care 101
Hot Tub Basic Care 101 – How to Keep Your Hot Tub Clean & Well Maintained
Filter Cartridge Cleaning Process
Cleaning Instructions for Unicel Spa Filter Cartridges Filter Cartridge Cleaning Process 1. Remove the cartridge from the filter housing following the manufacturer’s instructions. 2. Use a garden hose with a straight flow nozzle to wash down the filter element. Work from the bottom down, holding the nozzle at a 45-degree angle, and wash all the pleats with emphasis between pleats. 3. Rinse until all dirt and debris is gone. 4. For all spa cartridges .
Proper Care, Storage & Shelf Life of Reagents
Reagents that are stored properly maintain have a much longer shelf life and maintain their maximum effectiveness than those that are improperly stored. This includes all reagents including liquids, powders, crystals, tablets and test-strips. Reagents should not be stored in moist or damp areas and should be kept dry and moisture free at all times. Powders, crystals and acids are very stable and have an excellent shelf life if kept dry and aren’t exposed .
Hot Tub Ionizers
Hot Tub Ionizers Nobody enjoys soaking in a dirty or unhealthy hot tub and owners go to great lengths to ensure an enjoyable and relaxing soaking experience in water that’s as clean, safe and healthy as possible. How do we get our tub and spa water as clean and safe as possible? Simple, by adding chemical sanitizers, pH balancers, oxidizers, clarifiers, calcium boosters, metal removers, water softeners, enzymes and algaecides etc… If you’re tired .
Non-Chlorine Shock Treatments
Non-Chlorine Shock For years, hot tub and spa owners have been keeping their water crystal clear by “Shocking” it on a weekly basis with Chlorine or Bromine. Shocking your hot tub or spa quickly raises the sanitizer level of the spa water, killing off any of the bacteria that may be present. Unwanted bacteria in spa water can cause skin irritation, rashes, odors and cloudy water. The down side of “shocking” your hot tub .