Specifications

6 - 1 How to Keep your Hot Tub Water Clean and Fresh
CLEANING YOUR HOT TUB WATER
You need to keep your hot tub clean and
ready to use. When you enter your hot
tub, you bring in as much contaminant as
50 people would in a normal sized
swimming pool! Because your hot tub is
such a small, enclosed environment, it
needs to be a sanitary place. We
accomplish this with a simple three step
process:
1 - Balance
2 - Filtration
3 - Sanitation
The water that comes from your tap at
home is fine for showers or bathing,
because it is drained immediately after
use. In a hot tub, your water is used for
up to three months. Hot water is a good
breeding ground for bacteria, so sanitizing
becomes necessary, as well as
maintaining a specific mineral balance.
Having that mineral balance in place
ensures that the water, which is naturally
corrosive to metal, will not cause damage
to the hot tub equipment. We recommend
monthly water testing.
WARNING
Maintain water chemistry in accordance
with manufacturer’s instructions.
WARNING
Please be careful with chemicals - damage
to the surface of the hot tub can occur due
to the improper use of chemicals such as
trichlor or chlorine, chemical tablets, acids
or hot tub cleaners. Do not let undissolved
chemicals lie on the surface of the hot tub.
This could invalidate your guarantee.
Improper water chemistry balance can
damage the hot tub and invalidate your
guarantee.
FILL HOT TUB WITH WATER
Once the hot tub has been filled to the
correct level and pumps are primed and
running, you can begin to treat the water
according to your Beachcomber Water
Care Program.
Consult your local Beachcomber dealer for
specific water care instructions.