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.

Because of the chemicals that most people put in their spa baths we do not recommend that you use the Q ENERGYspa? in the spa. If it is an ordinary bath with spa jets using only clean water then certainly this would be fine. If you want to share a spa with someone special then charge the water with no one in it for 20 minutes remove the Q ENERGYspa? hop in and enjoy your spa. Of course empty the water when finished. See similar questions...

No. The unit must not be used by people who have Pacemakers, anyone who has received an organ transplant or by pregnant women. Do not wear a watch, talk on a cell phone or use a computer while doing a footbath. See similar questions...

Our bath salts do not foam when sprinkled into water. The colours we use are water-based that dissolve in water & do not leave any coloured stains. However, we would always recommend that you consult your Jacuzzi supplier prior to using anything besides water in your Jacuzzi. See similar questions...

If you use your spa for a massage 10-20 minutes a day is ideal. If you use it to relax and "swim" you can lower the temperature and stay in it for approx. 30 minutes. See similar questions...

Length of time spent in a hot tub (and ideal temperature) is a individual thing... some people tolerate hot bathing temps better than others, and it is true that some medical conditions can be exacerbated by submersion in hot water for extended periods of time. The heat limits and time limits enforced or suggested by the spa manufacturers, the NSPI, ANSI, UL, M-I-C-K-E-Y, (add letters ad nausium) are all to cover the butts of the people that make the safety suggestions. See similar questions...

No. And yes. Fresh clean water is what you want in your tub. Warm water in a hot tub will get unsanitary quickly unless you are proactive. There are a lot of so-called "non-chemical" sanitation products that are mostly wishful thinking. To have safe water without being a chemist, we recommend using the "bank and activate" sodium bromide salt approach. This is a very simple, safe, and vigorous way to keep your tub water safe for your family. See similar questions...

You will find the noise level is no greater than in any other whirlpool bath or spa on the market. An insulated shell will help with noise reduction as well. See similar questions...

Yes, you should clean your filter once every three months, but may very with hot tub usage. Clogged or dirty filters will strain your pump and can cause heating problems. See similar questions...

A clean filter is a key ingredient to maintaining sparkling, clear water, so you should clean your spa's filter monthly with Leisure Time Instant Cartridge Clean following label directions. You should soak your filter overnight, deep cleaning with Filter Clean every three months or whenever you drain the spa. See similar questions...

Depending on use, plan to clean your spa's cover once a month with either Cover Wipes or Cover Care & Conditioner. Pay particular attention to the waterside of the cover. A frequent cleaning of your cover will protect it and keep it smelling fresh. See similar questions...

Your filters should be cleaned every 2 to 4 weeks depending on use, as with any other sanitizer. The best way to clean the filters is usually in your dishwasher, on a 50oC wash cycle, with a proprietary filter cleaner poured into the soap dispenser. If you don't have a dishwasher then soak the filter(s) in water in a clean bucket with the filter cleaner and rinse off. Always dry the filters first before reinserting them in the tub. See similar questions...

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 See similar questions...

We recommend you wait at least 4-6 hours after your session before you go to the gym for a work out. The heat and perspiration may alter your results if you do not wait at least this amount of time. See similar questions...

The frequency of use depends on your skin type. After your first session in the Spa, you should have an understanding of how your skin reacts with the solution. If you have fair skin, you may need to use the booth a few times at first in order to get the tan you desire. See similar questions...

Yes, they can be effective when used while bathing. For maximum effectiveness, put 21 drops into the bath water and submerge at least 75% of your body into the water for a minimum of 15 minutes. See similar questions...

Because we use only pure therapeutic botanical extracts, a little goes a long, long way! Pour half to one capful under hot running water and relax in bath for as long as is desired. See similar questions...

A toothbrush will remove plaque bacteria that can lead to decay. Any soft-bristled toothbrush with a small head, preferably one designed specifically for infants, should be used at least once a day at bedtime. See similar questions...

Yes - FireAde 2000 is very simple to clean up. In fact FireAde 2000 enhances the clean up process after the fire. FireAde 2000 breaks up sooty, greasy and oily residue leaving a clean surface after use. No scrubbing or other special cleaning efforts are required to remove FireAde 2000. No - Dry Powder Chemicals leave a very messy residue. Clean up is very time consuming and can be very costly. Electronic equipment and engines can be destroyed by Dry Powder Chemicals. See similar questions...

A normal toothbrush can help but a tongue scraper will more effectively dislodge and remove bacteria and food debris. See similar questions...