If you want to spend less time on maintenance and less money on chemicals, switching to a salt water hot tub is a great option. And you can convert almost any existing hot tub into salt water system.
But a salt water hot tub isn’t completely hands-off. And you’ll still need to add some important chemicals, like pH decreaser. So before buying a salt water hot tub, here’s everything you need to know about how they work and how to convert to a salt system.
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⏰ Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction to Salt Water Hot Tubs
00:46 - Salt Water Hot Tubs vs. Traditional Hot Tubs
01:36 - How Salty is the Water?
02:10 - What are the Benefits of a Salt Water Hot Tub
03:31 - What are the Different Types of Salt Water Systems?
04:29 - How to Convert to a Salt Water Hot Tub
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