Each spa is different, but every hot tub benefits from simple, consistent hot tub maintenance. And regularly hot tub cleaning and water testing will prevent a lot of hot tub headaches in the future. So here’s how to create an easy-to-follow daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly hot tub maintenance schedule for taking care of your spa.
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03:57 - Yearly Hot Tub Maintenance Checklist
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Each hot tub is different, but every hot tub benefits from simple, consistent maintenance and regularly cleaning and testing will prevent a lot of hot tub headaches in the future.. Here's how to create an easy-to-follow schedule for taking care of your hot tub check it out., Okay! So each hot tub has its own special needs when it comes to water, chemistry and repairs. But there are several maintenance tasks that every hot tub needs on a regular basis and these can be broken out into daily weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly checklists.. But first here's your checklist for daily hot tub maintenance, and this will only take you a few moments.

Every day. One ensure your spa cover is clean and secure.. A properly secured cover keeps heat, water and chemicals in while keeping debris, pets and kids out. Two check.

The water temperature and adjust as necessary. Drastic temperature changes can mean a serious system issue. And three check for damage to the cover and spa.. This is especially important for outdoor spas, which are exposed to animals and the elements..

Next. Here's your hot tub maintenance checklist you'll need to do three times a week. One check the water's, alkalinity and pH. Hot tub.

Alkalinity and pH are one of the most important parts of water chemistry so test and adjust these levels as needed. Two check your sanitizer levels. Sanitizer keeps your spa water, clean and free from bacteria and three clean above the water. Line.

Wipe away debris that might throw off your water chemistry. All right. Here's your weekly hot tub maintenance schedule., Try to combine these with your daily and three-times-a-week tasks and schedule them when you have a little bit more time like on the weekends. One test, your hot tub water.

Each week, you'll need to check your alkalinity, your pH, and Your sanitizer levels. You'll also need to test them again after you adjust them.. The good news is this: step also counts as one of your three-times-a-week tasks. Two sanitize and shock your water.

Regularly shocking your hot tub, recharges your sanitizer and keeps your hot tub. Healthy. Three rinse, your hot tub filter with water. A clean filter, protects against cloudy water.

Funky smells bacteria and algae, blooms. And four wipe down your spa cover because cleaning the cover inside and out protects against mold mildew and the nasty smells they bring.. Next is your monthly hot tub maintenance checklist. Once a month, it's time to do some serious maintenance.

One give your filter a chemical rinse.. This deeper clean clears out more of the crud than just water alone., Just replace one of your weekly water rinses with a chemical rinse., Two examine your hot tub jets.. Are they clogged or frozen? If so, it might be time to troubleshoot your hot tub, jets. And three.

Have your spa water checked by a professional. Pros, have access to more advanced testing equipment and can help you identify and solve water quality issues before they turn disastrous. You'll also need to perform quarterly hot tub maintenance. Every three or four months, you'll need to empty out Your hot tub give it a good, clean and make sure everything's in good working order.
One give your filter a chemical soak.. This is a super version of the chemical rinse and gives your filter the deep clean it needs to keep your hot tub free of contaminants.. Two clean your hot tub: cabinet., You can touch up any cosmetic or structural damage here, too. And three drain clean and repair your hot tub., A quarterly drain and clean helps, remove chemical buildup and other that can cause performance issues..

The best time to make repairs is when you drain and clean your hot tub, so be sure to check out our other video on just how to drain and clean your hot tub.. Finally, here's your yearly hot tub maintenance checklist. For a well-functioning hot tub. We recommend you tackle these at least once a year.

One flush, the lines to remove bacteria and biofilm.. It's actually a good idea to use the line flush any time you drain and refill your hot tub, but this should definitely be done at least once a year.. Two inspect your hot tub's hardware and wiring.: Look for damage from wear and tear pests or a chemical imbalance.. Three have a professional perform a tune-up.

They'll, evaluate all your hardware and wiring for potential issues.. Four inspect your cover. Keep an eye out for physical damage. Moisture absorption and mildew or mold infestations.

And five. update your hot tub. Maintenance calendar. As the years go by you'll, learn what works best for you and your hot tub..

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2 thoughts on “Easy hot tub maintenance schedule | swim university”
  1. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars RC says:

    Do you shock the Spa every week and then add Bromine/Chlorine? Or is it the other way around?

  2. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Scott Schrier says:

    I just got a Hot Tub a couple weeks ago, having issues getting my PH levels down, I use Spa Down…. It takes a whole lot more then recommended.

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