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How to look after your hot tub water
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We hope that this information has helped you to regain your water clarity.
These are guidelines and it is a case of taking the time to maintain and keep on top of your chemicals.
Over time spa water can become ‘stale’ as it absorbs minerals, chemicals and other soluble materials that cause total dissolved solids (T.D.S) to increase. When the T.D.S level reaches 1,500mg/l it is time to drain that water out of the spa and refill it with fresh new water.
As a guide it is best to have your hot tub drained and refilled every 2-3 months.
For more information please give our office a call on 02392 471 073.
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