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• If you’d like help balancing your water chemistry, Call 423-349-2900,
option 6, Monday - Friday from 9 am to 5 pm EST to speak with one
of our water care specialists.
• A full line of manufacturer approved chemicals and filters are
available online at CompleteSpaCare.com.
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Test your water twice a week, whether you use the spa or not.
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Keep chemicals away from children & pets.
Adding Chemicals
Initial start up & after each cleaning
Handle chemicals with care - Risk of chemical reaction & noxious fumes.
Handle chemicals with care - Risk of chemical reaction & noxious fumes.
Never mix chlorine, bromine, or any other chemical sanitizers. Always read and follow the
instructions on the bottles. Wear goggles & gloves when handling chemicals. Avoid splashing
chemicals on the cabinet and acrylic surfaces.
Clean, clear water is essential for your health and your spa’s. Without chemical
sanitation, the water in your spa becomes the perfect environment for germs and
bacteria to grow and spread. The leading preventable cause of spa malfunction
is poor water chemistry, and while supplemental sanitizers like UV light reduce
chemical consumption, they don’t replace them entirely.
BALANCING WATER CHEMISTRY
Each step of a water maintenance program is dependent upon properly adjusting the previous steps to
within the recommended ranges. Omitting any step or failing to properly adjust to recommended ranges can
damage the spa and cause bather discomfort.
The Association of Pool & Spa Professionals has established the following range recommendations for spas:
Maintain sanitizer levels
Balance the Total Alkalinity (TA)
Balance the Calcium Hardness (CH)
Balance the pH
Recommended Range 80 to 120 ppm
Recommended Range 150 to 250 ppm
Recommended Range 7.2 -7.8
Recommended Range Free Chlorine with UV Sanitizer .5 to 1 ppm
Read and follow all manufacturer’s water chemistry instructions, recommendations and safety
information beginning on page 15 of the owner’s manual.
