Hot tub care, cleaning, maintenance and DIY from the experts at SpaDepot.com.
You are a good water chemist. You always maintain the pH, TA, hardness, and sanitizer levels. You shock the water after each use, and do a drain and refill every 3-4 months.
Sometimes though, that just is not good enough, and on occasion, your water gets cloudy. Maybe you get an oily scum ring at the water line as well. If so, it is time to try a good clarifier!
I get a lot of questions when it comes to measuring hot tubs for a new cover. And why not?
Even seasoned hot tub owners miss out on things that can make ownership easier. Here are 5 simple things you may not have heard about, plus a cheeky little bonus!
Hot tub owners will have to deal with a leak in their spa at some point. If you know what to look for, finding and fixing it can be a breeze.
Low pH and TA can irritate skin, so the first order of business is to get those levels where they belong.
Inflatable hot tubs have never been cheaper or easier to purchase, and many first time hot tub owners are jumping on the bandwagon. With prices starting at around $350, the question should be, are they really worth it?
When our company started in 1997, we were packing orders in a single car garage and our “call center” was
