Clearwater CH0018 Lay-Z-Spa Chemical Starter Kit for Hot Tub and Spa Water Treatment (Includes Chlorine, pH Minus, pH Plus, Foam Remover and Test Strips)

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Below are the 3 essential hot tub chemicals you need to treat and balance the chemistry of the water in your Lay-Z-Spa. Test strips indicate the levels of chlorine, pH and Alkalinity, so these are your 3 go-to essentials. Things like moisturisers, detergents, deodorants, makeup, and hair products mixed with water create foam. To control and prevent this foaming in your above ground pool or spa, you can use the foam remover. Anything that enters the hot tub has its own pH level that alters the pH level of the hot tub. The polluting factors are fallen leaves, animals trespassing, dead skin etc.

So, disinfect your hot tub with chlorine first and then control the pH level with pH minus or pH plus and test the pH levels with a test strip. If you bathe regularly in your hot tub, you’ve undoubtedly noticed the foam building up in the water. No matter how much of a neat-freak you are, the foam will form in the water because you’re using it. Dissolved solids create foam in the hot tub water. Add Wave Spa No Foam at a rate of 50mls per 450 liters of water. Add whilst the filtration system is running and allow to run on for at least 1 hour. Use 25mls per week or as a defoamer as required. However, the bottom line is that maintaininga hot tub is not a cheap activity. It is a constant expense and something that you should really know about.

Do not get me wrong; overexposure to Chlorinated water is not healthy. It is just that some people do not feel bad about the Chlorine smell in their hot tub water. There is no single best way to find the perfect product for you be it a PH increaser or either Chlorine or Bromine. It is a time taking process and ultimately happens over time.

Clearwater® chemicals are designed for and tested on Lay-Z-Spa hot tubs but can be used on any and all home hot tubs. Chemical water treatment for hot tubs is essential regardless of how long or how often you plan to use the hot tub and this starter kit has everything you need to get started and keep up the water maintenance. Remember these chemicals for swimming pools and hot tubs are toxic so always store hot tub chemicals safely away from children and pets Make sure that the water temperature is 20-degrees. Add two teaspoons of chlorine per 200 gallons of water. Let the chlorine dissolve in the water.Test your water regularly after starting up the tub and see how the levels are sitting. If the hot tub chemicals do not meet the demand, add more or reduce the chlorine level according to your needs. This pool chemical starter kit is the safest means of sanitising your hot tub without worrying about putting the excess in your pool. There are two ways you can put chlorine in the hot tub: