All Hydro Spas come with drain valves that are located in the base of the spa. Simply remove the service panel and attach a garden hose to the valve and turn it to flow to release the water from the spa. Hydro Spa does not insult you with complex filtration systems that are meant to add dealer markup as an annuity. A filter is simply used to take out contaminants, hair, skin cells and contaminants that have been burned up by the sanitizer in the water.

Clean the surface with Citra Bright, wipe it dry, and apply Fast Gloss to protect, seal and keep the spa finish from fading. Leisure Time also offers Jet Clean for removing and preventing buildup from forming in plumbing. Jet Clean should be used just prior to draining.

Bring a sample of your water (approx. 500 ml) to either Premium Spas of Calgary location for a FREE computerized water analysis. As a general rule, it's a good idea to drain your spa about once every 4 - 6 months depending on usage. Remember that water clarity and chemical usage really depend on how often you use your spa, and how many people use it. It also depends on how well you maintain your water's chemistry using chemical additives.

It’s completely up to you. Most professionals recommend every 3 months. However, some customers do it every 2 to 3 months and others every 5 to 6 months. We feel that with regular water maintenance and care, 4 times per year should suffice. It typically only cost $1.00 to refill your 330 gallon spa. So why not drain it for a buck instead of using a lot of more expensive chemicals just to prolong draining it anyway.

Approximately every three to six months. There is a formula that gives a good guide. The number of days between refilling equals 1/3 the gallons of the spa; divided by the number of daily bathers. This can be extended to six to twelve months if you use The Spa Specialist Ionizer/oxidizer system. This also makes pH balancing really easy, because we are not adding large amounts of pH affecting products. A good spa store will have a TDS meter to test water for Total Dissolved Solids.

Many people do not get full enjoyment from their new spa purchase because of poor site planning. Privacy from neighbors, distance from the home and many other factors contribute to the appearance and ultimately the use of the spa by you and your family. Most hot tubs are placed outdoors (over 80%) and it is simply fantastic to look up at the stars at night while luxuriating in your own personal Hydro Spa.

Yes, it is vitally important to drain the spa water approximately every 8 weeks depending on usage. This should take about 2 hours to drain, clean and refill.

A - YES! some easier than others because of the crowds. I have found the casinos very accommodating. The Hollywood Casino has Electric Scooter Wheelchairs available for Patrons. Check with the security guard at the entrance to see if any are available. Wheelchairs available at most casinos, check with valet or security.

Although Free is persistent at controlling bacteria, it is important to remember that a spa is a small body of water. So, continual use means bathers will deposit large amounts of dirt, perspiration, body oils, deodorant, make-up and other contaminants into a relatively small volume of water. If your spa is used heavily (approximately two people, three times a week, a half hour at a time) we recommend that you change your water every 60 days.

We do not typically have this problem because we fit our clients to the right spa by looking at their therapy needs, bather load and budget. We always work within your budget and our goal is total customer satisfaction. To ensure your total satisfaction with you spa we offer this pledge if you get your new Hydro Spa and do not feel that it is the right spa for you we will gladly swap it out for any other spa that we make minus a 15% restocking fee for the exchange plus the cost of shipping.

Our Hydro Spas look fantastic and are easiest to service when access is available from all side of the spa when the spa is sitting above grade. If you feel that you must sink the spa in a deck or limit the access to the spa you may incur costly repair bills and inconvenience when attempting to gain access to spa components. For limited access situations we recommend the side with the spa pack in it inside the cabinet.

Our spas have full access and all our components are modular so one man in one truck in one hour can usually fix anything wrong with the spa. We use all name brand components from reputable US manufacturers so getting replacement parts is easy. We have an extensive supply of parts in stock and we offer then all online to visit our accessory section click on the link at left or this link accessories section.

First, make sure that the spa will fit into the room and that the path to the room is possible not only for the size but the fact that a dolly and humans need to physically need to move the spa into position. The best case scenario for any spa in a room is a tiled floor with a floor drain. We also recommend a dehumidifier to get all of the moisture out of the room (set it up so that it drains to the outside so you never have to empty the pail).

A minimum amount of care goes a long way in maintaining your spa. Regularly used hot tubs take minimal maintenance. Check your ph twice a week and keep you ph balanced at 7.2. Clean your filters every 7-10 days in your kitchen sink or with a garden hose. Be sure to clean between your filters pleats. You can use filter cleaner and soak the filters overnight every three months. Every year throw your filter away and get new ones. Every 3 months drain your hot tub and fill with new water.

In the beginning you should start your spa at 98-100 degrees. Once you are accustomed to this temperature you can adjust up or down to get to the temperature that is perfect for you. This is mainly personal preference although you should not stay in the hot tub for longer than 10-15 minutes at 104 degrees. If you are pregnant you should limit your time in the spa and reduce the temperature. Check with your health care professional before you get into the spa.

Again, this is personal preference, the higher the temperature the shorter the duration for safe hot tubbing. Fifteen minutes is the average rule at 100 degree water. Always bathe with others and don't over do it.

A spa will not cure any disease or ailment but does provide temporary relief of muscle pain and joint pain and control arthritis pain. Hot tub therapy also can help reduce stress and help induce weight loss.

A:The steps below assume a STANDARD indirect,pumped system, not a sealed COMBINATION BOILER system. If you are unsure which you have DO NOT FOLLOW ANY STEPS BELOW. The sealed combi systems require specialist equipment. It is also assumed that you are draining the system to flush and cleans it, or add new inhibitor, change the pump (only need to drain if there is a problem with the stop valves), or replace several radiators at once, or changing pipework.

A): Yes, it is easy to use. The average woman can learn how to insert and remove the FemCap on her own in a few minutes and master its use in a few days.

No more build up of by-products (glues/binders from bromine tablets). GENESIS converts salt into bromine and back into salt again, leaving the spa free of by-product build up.

Use of a cover removal device will allow one person to remove the spa cover with ease, and without back strain. These devices come in a variety of models, from simple slides to more elaborate units, which allow for easy lifting and out-of-the-way storage of your spa cover. Today's cover lifts are lightweight and durable, usually made from aircraft grade aluminum with stainless fasteners. They are easy to install as well, usually requiring little more than a screwdriver to set-up.

Very easy. Our spas are specially designed for low maintenance and the Dimension One Reflections and Bay ranges have a patented water management system to make it even easier.

Usually, there are 2 types. One is a drainage system only that is removed after 24 to 36 hours. Another drain, which is called auto transfusion, collects the blood drainage for a specific time frame, and then the blood is delivered back to you. The type of drain used depends on the preference of your doctor and the amount of drainage expected.

We really don't. It's better you have at least a crawl space or a "crouching" space so you can service your spa. The side you will most likely have to look at is the electronic pack. The electronic pack is located underneath the top side controller.

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