SEVEN GOLDEN RULES FOR USING HOT TUB CHEMICALS

WARNING: As with many household chemicals, Hot Tub Chemical products can be dangerous if misused.

1. NEVER add water to chemicals, ALWAYS add chemicals to water

2. NEVER mix chemicals together, ALWAYS add one chemical to the water at a time

3. ALWAYS add each chemical to a clean bucket of water, then carefully stir before adding to spa

4. ALWAYS read and follow the instructions on the packet EXACTLY

5. ALWAYS keep chemicals out of reach of children, in child-proof containers

6. ALWAYS wear appropriate safety clothing and eye protection in accordance with instructions

7. ALWAYS test your spa’s water daily and before you, or anyone else uses it

IMPORTANT: If you do not maintain chemicals in your hot tub correctly, there are a number of harmful bacteria that can breed in it. We show all our customers how to safely and easily manage their spa water when we deliver, and offer free impartial advice over the phone.

Water trouble-shooter for hot tubs and swim spas

Our free trouble-shooter can be viewed for help with:

· Cloudy Water

· Dull Water

· Water smells and odours

· pH balancing problems

· Much more; including Total Alkalinity, Calcium Hardness and Limescale build-up

If you want some free advice, just contact us, or try viewing our Hot Tub and Spa Chemical Guide.

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Disclaimer

The information contained on this page and items downloaded from it are to be used entirely at the user's own risk. Neither The Canadian Spa Company, any of its associated companies, or suppliers warrant the accuracy of the information contained on this page, or items downloaded from it, nor will they be held responsible for any circumstances arising from its use. Ensure that adequate safety precautions are taken in accordance with the supplier's instructions. Failure to use chemicals in exact accordance with their instructions is dangerous and not recommended.