What is a “wet test” for hot tub water?
A wet test refers to using a liquid test kit to analyze the water chemistry. These kits typically measure pH, alkalinity, and sanitizer levels.
A wet test refers to using a liquid test kit to analyze the water chemistry. These kits typically measure pH, alkalinity, and sanitizer levels.
While tempting, it’s generally not recommended to use bath salts in a hot tub. Many bath salts contain oils, fragrances, and other ingredients that can disrupt the water chemistry, cause foaming, clog filters, and even damage the shell.
A thermal blanket is placed under the hot tub to improve insulation and reduce energy costs.
A gazebo is a freestanding structure that can provide shelter and privacy for your hot tub.
The control panel allows you to adjust settings like temperature, jets, and lighting.
It’s not recommended to use a hot tub during a thunderstorm due to the risk of electrocution.
Contact your local waste disposal authority for guidelines on disposing of old hot tubs. Some companies specialize in hot tub removal and recycling.
A salt water chlorinator generates chlorine from salt, reducing the need for adding chlorine tablets.
A swim spa is a larger type of spa that combines the features of a hot tub with a swimming pool. It has a powerful current that allows you to swim in place.
Yes, you can use your hot tub or spa year-round, even in cold climates. Ensure the hot tub is properly insulated and winterized if necessary.