Sandpaper-like textures found in spas can most often be attributed to pH levels being too high within the water. In the occurrence of an elevation in pH levels, the calcium within spa water begins to precipitate out. After doing so, the precipitated calcium begins to form on the surface of the spa itself. Beginning as […]
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The most common cause attributed to hot tubs overheating is a result of the pump running for extended periods of time. This is often due to either extended filtration cycle settings or a malfunction within the control system itself. The recommended filtration cycle sets a hot tub’s pump to run for 2 hours consecutively every
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On average, standard spa pumps last between 5 and 10 years. However, if taken care of correctly, a spa pump’s lifespan can easily be extended. Therefore, it is crucial for one to take proper care of one’s spa through regular maintenance routines. For example, keeping a proper mineral balance will allow for cleaning agents to
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Hot tub filters should be run for a minimum of 8 hours a day every single day. By keeping in accordance with this schedule, hot tub owners ensure that their hot tub water stays clean, the filters are not overused, and the cost of electricity is kept to an absolute minimum amount while still meeting
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The majority of hot tubs require a 50 amp circuit. This amp circuit accompanies a voltage requirement of 240 V. However, hot tub amperage and voltage requirements can change from hot tub to hot tub and manufacturer to manufacturer. For instance, some hot tubs require 60 amps while others only require 30 or 40 amps.
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