Watch HOW TO ... Balance Hot Tub Water Chemicals Video Tutorial

Hot tub water should be clean and clear — not green, cloudy, or foaming. But with regular hot tub maintenance, you can enjoy clean, fresh water whenever you are ready. This how-to guide will cover the basics for adding hot tub chemicals such as how often you need to add chemicals to your spa, how to test the water, and when to clean the filter. To get started, make sure you have the right supplies to maintain your water. Must-have hot tub chemicals? Master Spas recommends pH up, pH down, and sodium-dichlor chlorine granules, as well as a non-chlorine hot tub shocking agent. Shop Master Spas Hot Tubs: https://www.masterspas.com/hot-tubs#all The amount of hot tub chemicals needed is based on the gallons of water your spa holds. You can find the gallon capacity in your hot tub owner’s manual. As the concentrations can vary between products, it’s also important to read the labels on your hot tub chemicals. How much does a hot tub cost? Request pricing from a Master Spas retailer: https://www.masterspas.com/get-hot-tub-pricing Master Spas hot tubs feature a mineral filtration system, EcoPur Charge. The system uses copper and zinc, as well as a unique filter design, to keep the water clean and fresh-smelling. The process reduces the amount of chemicals that is needed to purify the hot tub water. EcoPur Charge comes standard on all Master Spas hot tubs. EcoPur Charge Hot Tub Filter: https://www.masterspas.com/hot-tub-filter Follow us on social media! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MasterSpas/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/masterspas/ Blog: https://www.masterspas.com/blog/ 00:00 Intro 00:27 Getting Started 00:55 Monitoring Water Chemistry 01:23 Ideal Chlorine Levels 01:37 Ph & Alkalinity 02:05 Testing The Water 02:14 Shocking The Water 02:40 Other Tips 03:00 Outro