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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pH balancers: The pH level of your hot tub water is important for both the effectiveness of the chlorine and the comfort of the users. The ideal pH level is between 7.2 and 7.6. You can use pH balancers, such as pH Plus and pH Minus, to adjust the pH level. Chlorine is the most significant element of a spa chemical starter kit. It is usually used in households as bleach. Along with Bromine, consider it as the most effective sanitiser for your hot tub. Apply Chlorine to your hot tub to kill bacteria and keep the water safe and clean. Finally, use the foam remover to manage or prevent excess foam from the water. The test strips will help you balance the water levels and ensure the tub water is safe and hygienic.

This Kit contains all the chemicals required to set up and run your system safely. Ideal for a hot tub novice who feels daunted by the chemical requirements, these kits are designed to make your introduction to the world of hot-tubbing as painless and simple as possible.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. Suppose your hot tub or spa sees daily use. In that case, you’ll know just how difficult it can be to keep your pH levels balanced, especially with the constant changes the water experiences due to the body oils, lotions and any other contaminants that your guests leave behind. 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: The award-winning Clearwater® Hot Tub Chemical Starter Kit is a fantastic option for new inflatable hot tub owners and is an easy-to-understand introduction to the world of water treatment. The Jacuzzi chemicals mentioned above are all great products in one way or the other. Even if they feel expensive to use, the ideal chemicals will help increase the life of your spa and ultimately provide excellent value for money. There is nothing that can be compared with a perfect relaxing soak and that is one of the reasons you got the hot tub in the first place.

Run the pool pump for at least an hour before testing to get an accurate reading. Dip a single test strip into six inches of water. Shake the excess water off while removing it from the pool. 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.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. pH minus is used to decrease the pH level of the water. The pH minus is an effective way to keep your hot tub’s pH levels lower, reducing the alkalinity and producing a more relaxing bathing experience. It’s the best way to avoid itchy skin or stingy eyes.

Remember these chemicals for swimming pools and hot tubs are toxic so always store hot tub chemicals safely away from children and pets 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.

Hot Tub Chemical kits

To keep your spa water clean with the perfect balance, you need to have knowledge about different spa chemicals and do regular spa water testing to ensure the balance is safe for you to soak in. Remember total alkalinity can also affect your PH level so you may need to increase and decrease that too. 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. You need to test your pool water at least once a week. If there is heavy rainfall or many people use the pool, you’ll need to test the water more often. You might be wondering what chemicals you need for a Lay-Z-Spa. In reality, there are only 2 or 3 essential chemicals needed for a hot tub. These are explained below. Any others will be to help with clarity and cleaning. Do I Need To Put Chemicals In My Lay-Z-Spa?