Author: John Parker

  • Why Is My Hot Tub Water Green

    Why Is My Hot Tub Water Green? And What to Do About It.

    If you swim in a lake or pond and the water is rather green, most people don’t worry too much about it. But when you find your hot tub water green, that is a different matter. As a general rule, the most likely explanation for hot tub water turning green is an algae infestation (algal…

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  • How Much Chlorine to Add to a Hot Tub for the First Time

    How Much Chlorine to Add to a Hot Tub for the First Time?

    Buying a hot tub is a large investment, so it’s important to take good care of it. You will need to add chlorine frequently, but too much chlorine can itch and cause a rash. When you first fill your new hot tub with water, how much chlorine should you add? Do you need to add…

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  • Does Sitting in a Hot Tub Burn Calories?

    Does Sitting in a Hot Tub Burn Calories?

    Hot tubs are often seen as a relaxing and enjoyable way to unwind after a long day, but have you ever wondered, “Do you burn calories in a hot tub?” Well, the answer might surprise you! While hot tubs themselves do not directly cause weight loss, there is evidence to suggest that they can contribute…

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  • why is my hot tub cloudy

    Why Is My Hot Tub Cloudy? How to Fix It

    A hot tub is easily one of the most enjoyable backyard additions, especially after a long day’s work. But when that crystal-clear hot tub water turns cloudy, it can be a big headache that could even make you sick. Why do you have cloudy hot tub water, and how can you fix it? There are…

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  • Can Too Much Chlorine Damage a Hot Tub?

    Can Too Much Chlorine in Hot Tub Damage it?

    Chlorine is essential to a healthy and safe hot tub experience, but it can be dangerous if not used correctly. Will high chlorine in the hot tub damage it? Consistently having too much chlorine in a hot tub can damage it by corroding pipes, eating away at acrylics, such as the filter, and causing health…

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  • What Happens If pH Is Too High in Pools

    What Happens If pH Is Too High in Pool?

    There is no remedy for sweltering hot summer days quite like a refreshing dip in the pool. However, most of the time, you probably dive right into the chemically-infused water without inspecting the pH levels. If you are swimming in a pool with a high pH balance, you could be posing a potential threat to…

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  • What Happens if You Swim in a Pool with Too Much Chlorine

    What Happens If You Swim in a Pool with Too Much Chlorine?

    Swimming in a pool with too much chlorine can be a concerning experience. While chlorine is essential for keeping pool water clean and safe, excessive levels can adversely affect swimmers. Understanding the potential risks and managing chlorine levels is crucial for anyone who owns, maintains, or enjoys a swimming pool. Well, we’ll be going over:…

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  • hot tub foam

    What Causes Foam in a Hot Tub? How to Remove and Prevent It

    Hot tubs are supposed to have gentle rolling bubbles, but you are not supposed to have foamy water. Why does this happen? Is foam in a hot tub bad? Hot tubs are comfortable and fun until excess foam takes over. With a little care, hot tub foam can be removed and prevented from occurring again.…

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  • How Often Should You Change Hot Tub Water

    How Often Should You Change Hot Tub Water?

    Hot tubs are a great way to relax and unwind, but they must be maintained properly to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. One of the most crucial aspects of hot tub maintenance is changing the water. But how often should you change the water in your hot tub? Before buying a new hot tub,…

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  • Does a Hot Tub Heat Faster With the Jets On

    How to Heat a Hot Tub Faster

    So you have bought your hot tub, set it up, and filled it, and now you are itching to get in and start relaxing. But, frustratingly, you now have to wait for the water to heat up before you can. I bought my first hot tub during a UK winter, so the water from the…

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