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<h2>Hot Tub Supplements</h2> Total Alkalinity Adjusters are used to raise or lower the total alkalinity of your hot tub. This ensures that your pH remains stable. <h2>pH Adjusters</h2> PH is a measure of how acidic or basic a substance is. It also determines the level of comfort you will experience when you use your hot
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Hot Tub Sanitizing Systems – Ionizers and Ozone Systems Ionizers Silver and copper naturally release ions when exposed to water. These ions are attracted to bacteria and algae. If a low voltage current is passed through the water, the process of ions being released is accelerated. By using electricity, ionizers do not depend on
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Hot Tub Sanitizing Systems – Mineral Systems Mineral systems use metals such as copper, zinc, or silver to cleanse the water. Water treated with a mineral system tends to feel better on the skin, as apposed to other sanitizers. These minerals kill bacteria slowly and without the use of electricity. Mineral systems will not get
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Hot Tub Sanitizing Systems – Dispensers and Generators One good method of adding a dose of granular sanitizer to the water is to dissolve the sanitizer in a watering can with some water. The mixture is then just poured right into the hot tub. Some hot tub warranties are rendered void if sanitizer tablets are
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Hot Tub Sanitizing Systems – Chlorine Chlorine is a sanitizer used in many swimming pools and hot tubs. The biggest source of algae, haze, and odors is the lack of enough chlorine. One part per million of free available chlorine is sanitary. This means it is completely devoid of bacteria. The water may look hazy,
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Hot Tub Sanitizing Systems – Biguanide and Bromine The main sanitizing systems for hot tubs are biguanide, bromine, chlorine, mineral, ozone, and ionizers. Brands of Chemicals Some brands of chemicals are better than others. Here at Central Jersey Pools, we can recommend the best brands for your specific hot tub. There are several different formulas
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<h2>Hot Tub Chemistry</h2> Even fluorinated and chlorinated water left unattended will become infested with bacteria, algae, mold, and other pathogens. Sweat and other body fluids cause to sanitizer to deteriorate and become ineffective faster. Some questions you should ask yourself are: how often should I check the sanitizer in the How DO I check the
Hot Tub Chemicals Here are some ground rules you should know before you handle chemicals for your hot tub. 1) Always wear gloves and eye protection when handling chemicals. 2) Test the chemical levels in the water before use, or at least twice a week. 3) Always add chemicals to the water. NEVER add water
Spa Terminology Acrylic: a popular plastic used to make spa inner shells Air Leak: when connections on the pump’s suction side are not air tight. Pumps need to create a vacuum in order to work properly. Air Leaks can cause high pressures which can damage either the pump or the filter, or both. Aerated water
Your Spa – GFCI Circuit Breaker, Plumbing & Jets Spa GFCI Circuit Breaker A GFCI, or “Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter”, is a circuit breaker connected to the spa’s wiring, usually at an electrical box. When wires have loose or corroded connections, wear through or short circuit or any high resistance occurs, the GFCI cuts electricity
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