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Maintaining your portable spa is very important. When you keep it clean and the chemical levels correct. You will prolong the life of your portable spa. The chemicals are essential to maintaining your spa. Only use the recommended chemicals. These portable hot tubs use bromine and not chlorine. 2. Predissolve the chemicals. Take a container and scoop out a couple of gallons of water from your portable hot tub. Add chemicals to that. 3. Then turn on the jets to circulate the water in your portable hot tub. While this occurs slowly add the water back into the tub. Put only one chemical in at a time. 4. Check water chemistry after each use. No less than once a week. 5. Watch for low pH. It can cause wrinkles to occur in the vinyl. It can also cause damage to the heater and void your warrenty. 6. Here are the recomended ranges for your water chemistry. pH 7.4-7.6 total allcalinity 80-120 ppm calcium hardness 150-250 ppm bromine residual 2-3ppm total dissolved solids below 1500ppm 7, If you use a bromine feeder and it requires holes. You will want to put a hole on the top and bottom of the feeder. After this is done put the feeder in the water in hot tub. Then check water chemistry after two days. The bromine level should be at 2-3 ppm. If it is not at this level. You need to add another hole in the bottom. Then check again in two days. 8. The final step in the process is to keep the inside of the hot tub clean. After you use it for about three months. You will want to drain and clean it. When doing this do not use any harsh cleaners. Only use a mild soap.
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See our movie on the soft sided tub. This movie will show how simple it is to set up. SpA-N-A-Box also has a movie. It demonstrates how to put it up. Also you can see how four individuals can be accommodated in the spa.
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