Hot Tubs Chemical  Know How to Add It Properly
                     Hot Tubs Chemical – Know How to Add It Properly
Whether you want to have recreational or 
therapeutic pleasure, using your own hot tub is 
far more than a luxury you need to learn to 
live with. As a potential homeowner you might 
be shying away from buying a hot tub or spa, 
thinking that its maintenance will be 
complicated and time taking. Fortunately, 
installing a new spa or hot tub in your home 
and keeping the perfect balance of hot tubs 
chemical in the tub water doesn’t call for a 
technical degree. Most of the hot tubs need 
weekly care and maintenance after being 
established and used, and are likely to add 
enjoyment to your life and value to your home. 
Spa water test kits are available in market to 
make your hot tub maintenance easier and 
simpler by giving a chance to focus on 
everything you have to calculate and 
understand the proper levels of alkalinity and 
hot tubs chemical in water, making it lot easier 
for you to decide any alterations you have to 
make.
•Let the hot tub get filled with 
water and wait until the 
temperature of water 
becomes 80°F.
•Be sure to add the water with 
enzyme-based tub water cleaner 
together with 2 oz of stain and 
mineral scale control hot tubs 
chemical for each 500 gallons of tub 
water.
3. Check the tub water’s alkalinity level 
before making any adjustment to maintain 
the pH levels; Use alkalinity decreasing or 
increasing chemicals, as required, to attain 
an alkalinity ranging from100 to 150 ppm. 
Add only 1 ounce of hot tubs chemical for 
alkaline adjustment at a time and keep the 
water cycled for half one hour before 
rechecking it. Remember that tub water’s 
total alkalinity and pH level are different 
things, even though they are somehow 
related. If the readings of the tub’s total 
alkalinity are beyond the approved range, 
then it will be very hard to maintain its pH 
levels.
4.Use the PH test strips from the spa test kit 
to check the pH level of your tub water and 
find out how close it is to the desired level 
(7.2 to 8.2). If the pH level falls out of this 
range, add ½ ounce of hot tubs chemical for 
pH decreasing or increasing at a time, again 
permitting it to cycle of half an hour before 
looking to check its pH level once more.
5. Choose a Bromine or chlorine tub 
water sanitizer and put it into the spa. 
Add liquid chlorine or bromine directly to 
the tub water, or keep bromine tablets in 
the submersed dispenser system. Wait 
around 30 minutes before looking to test 
the tub water, keep adding half ounce of 
chlorine or bromine more each time until 
the quantity of chlorine or bromine in 
the water reaches in between 3 to 5 
ppm. 
Check the tub water every week to decide its alkalinity and pH, and make adjustment to them 
as required. Test the quantity of water sanitizer, and adjust it to keep the chlorine or bromine 
in the range of 3 to 5 ppm. If there is no ozonator in your spa or hot tub, you will have to add 
a specific amount of stain and mineral scale control hot tubs chemical to the tub water in 
every week. Also add water clarifier (2 ounces) if your hot tub water is unclear.
Since different shape and size of hot tubs carry 
different quantity of water, the hot tubs 
chemical amount for them will not be same. 
So, keep following the instructions on the tub 
water chemicals you use for the kind and size 
of hot tub you have. In addition to this, mix 
powdered or dry granular chemicals into spa 
water taken in a bucket to mix them properly 
and put the chemicals of the bucket water into 
the tub.
As you have learnt how to add the tub 
chemicals properly, you can now order the 
desired 
hot tubs chemical from Cedar Tubs Direct. It 
will deliver you the quality products at the 
reasonable price.
Contact Us
Address:
Northern Lights Cedar Tubs & Saunas
305 Mckay Ave. Unit #20
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, R2G 0N5
Ph: 800 759 8990