Hot Tub FAQS, Supplies, Maintenance & more.

Owning a hot tub is about relaxation—not guesswork. That’s why we created this page: to give you direct access to the exact supplies we use and recommend to keep your spa clean, efficient, and hassle-free.

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Recommended Products & Maintenance

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1. Water Test Strips
   – Check your spa’s pH and sanitizer levels to keep the water balanced and safe.
2. pH Increaser (pH+)
   – Raises low pH levels. Ideal pH range is 7.2–7.8.
3. pH Decreaser (pH-)
   – Lowers high pH levels to prevent scale buildup and skin irritation.
4. Nature2 Mineral Stick
   – Natural purifier that reduces chlorine demand and keeps water fresh. Installs in the filter housing.
5. Non-Chlorine Oxidizing Shock
   – Oxidizes contaminants and refreshes water weekly without adding chlorine.

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Standard Routine Maintenance:

• Weekly:
  Add 1 tablespoon of non-chlorine oxidizing shock.
  Let the spa run uncovered for a few minutes after adding to allow for proper ventilation.
• Monthly:
  Use test strips to check your pH and sanitizer levels.
  • Ideal pH range: 7.2–7.8
  • If pH is too high, use pH-.
  • If pH is too low, use pH+.
  • Many of our customers keep chlorine levels on the low end of the strip, especially if they use ozone or a Nature2 stick for extra sanitation.
• Every 1–2 Months:
  Rinse your spa filters thoroughly with water. This helps maintain clear flow and efficient filtration.
• Every 4–6 Months:
  Replace the Nature2 Mineral Stick inside your filter housing to ensure continuous purification.
• Every 6–12 Months:
  Drain and refill your hot tub depending on usage.
  Tip: When refilling, remove one of the filters and place the hose directly into the filter housing to help eliminate air bubbles in the water lines.

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Troubleshooting Tip: Cloudy Water?

Don’t panic — simply use the non-chlorine oxidizing shock liberally.
It clears up cloudy water quickly by breaking down organic contaminants and refreshing your spa.

Pro Tips & Maintenance Schedule

Quick Tip: Always run your jets for 10–15 minutes after adding any chemical.

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