What chemicals should I put in my hot tub for the first time?
The 4 most common chemicals tested in a spa are chlorine/bromine, pH, alkalinity and calcium hardness. If you are using an alternative sanitizer, the chemicals needed for start-up will vary.Click to see full answer. Thereof, how do I start my hot tub for the first time? How to Start a Hot Tub in 12 Easy…
The 4 most common chemicals tested in a spa are chlorine/bromine, pH, alkalinity and calcium hardness. If you are using an alternative sanitizer, the chemicals needed for start-up will vary.Click to see full answer. Thereof, how do I start my hot tub for the first time? How to Start a Hot Tub in 12 Easy Steps Rinse and Drain. If you’re a new hot tub owner, you’re going to have to get used to the cleaning that comes with hot tub ownership. Turn off All Power. We’re big on safety here. Clean the Empty Hot Tub. Install or Clean the Filter. Fill Your Hot Tub. Prime the Pump. Add the Start-Up Chemicals. Run the Pump. Secondly, how do I get chemicals in my hot tub? Method 1 Testing and Applying Chemicals to Your Spa Use test strips to check the chemical and mineral levels in your spa. Add one chemical to your spa at a time. Check total alkalinity first. Use chlorine or bromine to sanitize your hot tub. Check for calcium hardness. Check the pH levels last. Shock your spa. Similarly, when can I add chemicals to my hot tub after filling? Add initial chemicals according to the “Refilling Your Spa” section of the Operation and Care Guide. 12. 24 to 48 hours after the spa has been operational, check alkalinity and pH with test strips or test kit—adjust accordingly. Do not complete this step until this water is hot and has been in for 24 or more hours.Will a hot tub run without water?This means no water flow no heat. The only damage you could have had would be if the pump was on with no water. A hot tub is not like a water heater. It is only heating flowing water and not standing water.
