No! These places are full of all sorts of chemicals. These chemicals could cause damage to your array by eroding its rings. The electrical current from the spa jets may cause damage to the unit as well. Also, the water is not changed frequently in these places, and the water must be changed each time after a Q2 session.

There are requirements for any body of water over 18" in depth. Please contact the Community Services Division with your specific situation.

In addition to quick and easy water testing before each use, spa and hot tub manufacturers recommend that you clean the filter at least once a month, drain and refill the hot tub with fresh water once every 2 to 3 months and wipe down the skirting with a sponge as needed. To prolong the life of your tub follow the manufacturer’s instructions for water and filter maintenance. Partner Sites: Home Improvement at ServiceMagic | Contractor Leads at SMPros | Find Contractors at 1800Contractor

YES. The Sigma Pool Purifier comes in different sizes, for different size pools. We manufacture a smaller system that is perfect for spas and hot tubs. With the Sigma III Spa System you will be able to enjoy your spa without the odors and skin irritations that often accompany chlorine or bromine.

Using such facilities does not put a person at risk for HIV infection. Only activities that cause intimate contact with blood, vaginal secretions, semen, pre-ejaculation fluid, or breast milk of an HIV-infected person can transmit HIV.

middot; The use of saunas, hot tubs, and tanning booths is not recommended during pregnancy. The extreme temperature could potentially harm the developing baby. Extremely hot baths are not recommended as well. Bath temperatures should be below 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

Give us a call. We have templates for many models of spas. If we don’t have the specifications for your spa we will suggest that you make a pattern for us by taping rigid plastic over your spa and tracing the outline with a marker.

The smaller models may fit but the larger models are unlikely to.See the dimensions for the models. We generally transport the Spas on the side with the use of a Spa trolley

A building Electrical permit is required. Click here for a complete guideline. Click here for Swimming Pool application.

YES! We have a large heated pool with a kiddie pool in the first building. Two Large Hot Tubs under a cabana in the Second building, and another large swimming pool with a kiddie pool in the Third building. All of our buildings are only 20 feet apart.

The Endless Pool can be fitted with optional jets to create a spa-like environment. The Endless Pool is primarily intended for water exercises and fun including swimming, aqua-aerobics, and aquatic therapy. It is not generally advisable to exercise in water that is warmer than 90°F.

There is one heated pool, which is at Rec. Center #1, 15216 Ranch Circle South. The temperature is set for automatic heating at 82 degrees.

Because of the chemicals that most people put in their spa baths we do not recommend that you use the Q2 Water Energy System in the spa. These chemicals are the same principle of foreign additives to the water, they are bad for the unit and bad for you. Another reason is that the current from the air jets could damage the unit. In addition, the fact that the water in spa baths is not changed after every bath does not make this a very good choice for treatment with the Q2 Water Energy System.

We could give you a million reasons why you should use the Q2 Energy Spa but the one that is at the top of our list is that you owe it to yourself to be healthy. We all owe it to ourselves and the Q2 Energy Spa is the best way to regain our health and energy again. It is the newest and most revolutionary natural health product on the market and it can be used in the comfort and privacy of your own home.

NO. There are several alternatives to chlorine. One alternative for pools is to use bromine. It is, however, costly and somewhat difficult to keep in pools, so unless it is an indoor pool or one that is primarily covered, we do not recommend it. Another alternative is a salt-chlorine generator. While this isn't an "alternative" to chlorine in the truest sense of the word, it is a much more comfortable and natural way of chlorinating the pool.

We have been in business for eight years supplying top quality hot tub covers and spa covers to our customers. Don’t be afraid of our low price. We simply pass by the middleman so you, the customer, get a real price break. Our spa covers can compare to the $300 to $400 spa covers you have seen advertised. Check their specifications and then check ours before you order from any other company.