Sanitize Your Sauna: Follow Our Tips for Hot Tub Maintenance

Warm water, if not treated and stored properly, can breed microorganisms. The water has to be changed every 60 to 90 days, depending on the usage.

Before filling fresh water into the tub, remove the filter and put a chemical plumbing flushing agent to clean out the bacteria. Then drain the water and clean the interior of the tub with a non foaming surface cleaner. Follow that by cleaning the filter prior to putting it back in its place. Replace the filter if it is old and then refill the tub.

Chlorine and bromine are usually used in the sanitizing process. Bromine levels ideally need to be 3-6mg/l. Bromine is available in tablet form. Chlorine, on the other hand, is available in granular form which helps it dissolve quickly in hot tubs. Chlorine has to be in the range of 3-5mg/l.

Oxidizing the hot tub is good for monthly treatment of the tub with non chlorine shock. Odor of perspiration, cosmetics, body oils, and other odors are gotten rid off by this treatment.

The acid and alkali level of the water has to be checked as well. It is done with the help of chemical additives. Along with that, you can use a clarifier for keeping the water crystal clear.

~ Check the filter and keep it clean every single day.
~ Get a cover for the hot tub.
~ Avoid mixing chemicals for your own safety, and measure their amount properly before using.
~ Be extra careful while handling the chemicals.
~ Use your spa often.

These were some of the things you have to do for hot tub maintenance. Moreover, the maintenance cost is not outrageous, so that should not be a concern.