Chemicals
After 30 years of working on spas, I've seen just how much damage can result from the public's misunderstanding of pH, Chlorine, Bromine, and other spa chemicals. The short list of chemicals we offer will keep you from itching and make your spa last much longer with less repairs.
If you would like to use ozone, visit our Why Ozone? page.
The most important thing to remember regarding spa pH is to keep the pH on the high side. Check the pH the first time you fill the spa, then again in 4 weeks and 8 weeks. You can add Spa Up then if needed. Never use spa down; your body and the Bromine and Chlorine will make the pH low enough. 2 - 3 teaspoons of Chlorine a week is all you should need.
There is no need to be a chemist to own a spa.
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Spa Up pH NeutralizerSpa Up gently increases both the pH and the total alkalinity. Price: $6.50 |
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Bromine TabsBrominating disinfectant for spas and hot tubs is a new form of sanitation. It is easily adaptable to many erosion feeders used to automatically treat both commercial and residential spas and hot tubs. Price: $17.50 |
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Chlorinating GranulesSpecifically formulated for spas, this concentrated granular chlorine effectively sanitizes and disinfects hot water. Price: $15.10 |
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Bright & ClearThe ideal product for clearing and preventing cloudy water. It causes microscopic particles to combine together so that your filter will remove them from the water maintaining crystal clarity. Price: $10.99 |
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RenewThis non chlorine shock treatment oxidizes and eliminates the contaminants that cause unpleasant odors such as ammonia, chloramines, oils and soap. Price: $16.99 |
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Test StripsEasy-to-read strips test spa water pH, total alkalinity, calcium hardness and bromine or chlorine levels. Price: $9.99 |
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Bromine FeederIn almost every spa I go to the customer has their Bromine feeder open all the way. You can put one teaspoon of Chlorine in the spas then set the feeder so only one tablet is showing at the bottom. Price: $11.99 |