Spa Hot Tub & Pool Blog
Here at SpaChem we know that imparting our knowledge to customers to support them in managing their spa & hot tub effectively, pays testament to our company values.
Within our blog section, your see a varying amount of articles covers such a wide range of topics from Chlorine Vs Bromine, Chlorine Dioxide, Chlorogene T25, and its effective water management application, a wide range of topics on pH water balancing, Total Alkalinity the buffer for your pH, BPR – Biocidal Product Regulations, Hot Tubs Chemicals and so many more topics.
We are on a weekly basis updating our blogs and our FAQ section to be able to enhance our customer’s journey and for them to confidently manage their hot tub. If by any chance there’s a section currently not covered and you would like us to put together a blog that covers your area of concern please drop us an email.
Why & What is pH plus for?
If you’re asking yourself, “What is pH plus for?” then don’t worry; we’ve got you covered. In this blog post, we’ll answer some of the
Bromine Tablets: What They Are And How To Use Them?
What is bromine tablets used for? Bromine tablets are a great way to maintain your hot tub. Bromine is much more effective than chlorine in
What are Bromine Granules?
Bromine is a chemical that has been used for years in spas, hot tubs, and swimming pools to help control bacteria growth. Bromine granules are
What to know about Calcium Hardness in your hot tub?
There’s nothing quite like soaking in a hot tub. What could be better than relaxing with friends or family, surrounded by soothing jets and water
Stabilised Chlorine vs Unstabilised Chlorine
You have been through the pro’s and con’s of using bromine v’s chlorine and you have chosen chlorine as your hot tub or spa sanitiser. The next step is to work out which form of chlorine will work best for you. Do you opt for stabilised chlorine granules or the multi-functional chlorine tablets?
How best to manage your spa and hot tub water – SpaChem’s hot tub water maintenance guide
1 – Lets start at the very beginning (we’ve heard this is a very good place to start) and cover your household water source that you use to fill up your hot tub. Our recommendation here is to complete a test of your household main water supply as it comes from source to understand the base incoming water levels for pH, Alkalinity and Calcium hardness.
Why do I need to need to test the water before I fill my hot tub?
Understanding your pool and hot tub water chemistry just got easier, thanks to a new water analysis testing service launched by SpaChem.
Low or No Readings On Bromine or This Might Not Be The Case
Effective bromine readings should be between 4-6ppm. If your readings are outside of this range, there could be a few reasons why. In the last week we have supported several hot tub owners with dormant bromine in their spas, take a read of our latest blog to find out how to achieve the perfect water balance and steps to take to identify dormant bromine readings.