What chemicals do I put in my hot tub for the first time?
What chemicals do I put in my hot tub for the first time?
The chemicals you will need to start your hot tub include a pH increaser, pH decreaser, calcium hardness, a metal removal (if using water from rainwater tanks or bore) and a sanitiser.
How do I start my hot tub for the first time?
- Rinse and Drain. If you're a new hot tub owner, you're going to have to get used to the cleaning that comes with hot tub ownership.
- Turn off All Power.
- Clean the Empty Hot Tub.
- Install or Clean the Filter.
- Fill Your Hot Tub.
- Prime the Pump.
- Add the Start-Up Chemicals.
- Run the Pump.
Do I need to put chemicals in my hot tub right away?
The ozone system of Master Spas hot tubs also helps keep water clean so your hot tub is ready when you are. However, all owners still need to put chemicals in the water as part of regular hot tub maintenance. A part of hot tub water care is testing the chemical levels of the water.4 Aug 2020
Can you use hot tub straight away?
Chemicals in your hot tub water can be a delicate balance. So it's crucial to maintain the levels of pH, Alkalinity, and Chlorine or Bromine, also known as sanitizers. You should wait 12 hours before entering the hot tub when you've added either chlorine or bromine to allow it to take effect properly.
What chemicals are needed to start up a hot tub?
The chemicals you will need to start your hot tub include a pH increaser, pH decreaser, calcium hardness, a metal removal (if using water from rainwater tanks or bore) and a sanitiser. The chemicals have to go in a certain order for the process to work.
Can I use my hot tub for the first time without chemicals?
While you could use a hot tub without chemicals, you could not soak safely. Water needs to be circulating and treated in order for it to be good for soaking. When you don't use chemicals in your hot tub or use too little, you are creating the perfect environment for algae, bacteria, and other contaminants to thrive.1 Nov 2021
How do you shock a hot tub for the first time?
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Should I put something under my hot tub?
If you're having a base installed especially for your Hot Tub we would recommend a patio, decking area or poured concrete base. Whatever you choose make sure whoever installs it for you ensures the base is level and large enough for your Hot Tub and steps. A gravel base can also be used for your Hot Tub.
What base should a hot tub sit on?
A concrete surface is an excellent base for your hot tub as this material is extremely sturdy and long-lasting. If you have an existing patio made of concrete bricks, make sure it's in good condition and is level (not angled for drainage). A customized poured concrete pad is an even better choice.
What should I put down under my hot tub?
Gravel is an excellent choice for a hot tub base. It's relatively cost-effective and easy to install, plus it's very good for drainage. This is important because you need to make sure any rain water or overspill from your hot tub is able to drain away from the base. And unlike concrete, gravel won't crack over time.