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It will take about 12-24 hours to heat up to 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Some inflatable hot tubs will let you set the temperature up to three days in advance, which will let you heat the water and hold it at the desired temperature until you`re ready to get in.
Although most of the time, it is not recommended to use inflatable hot tubs in air temperatures below 40 degrees F, it has become common for most people to use mobile hot tubs in the wintertime.
STANDARD MODE (St): This is the default mode when you receive your hot tub. It maintains your desired temperature 24/7 by conducting an hourly water sampling check and heating when needed.
Press the reset button, the indicator turns red and the spa is ready for use.
One of the most common questions our team gets asked is “should I leave my hot tub on all the time?” Quite simply, the answer is yes… your hot tub is designed to be left switched on constantly and works best when it is left on all the time. Your hot tub is at it`s most efficient if left to run 24/7.
Ideally, you should be changing your hot tub water every three months. Take that time to deep clean your filter by rinsing it and soaking it in a solution of water and a filter-specific non-foaming cleaner.
Depending on how long you plan to stay away, you can turn off your hot tub or reduce the water temperature. For those going away for a short while, it`s best to leave hot tubs at 10°C (50°F). This will not only help maintain a safe and warm temperature, but it also won`t spike up your electricity bills.
Most hot tub users find that the perfect temperature is between 100-102 degrees Fahrenheit. However, some like the water to be body temperature at 98 degrees, and some like it hotter–up to 104 degrees.
If your spa is standing out in the sun and you leave the cover off in the summer it will heat up by itself so if you want it cool keep the cover on in the day and take it off at night.
yes! Hot tubs are designed to be left on permanently and this is how they work best. Of course, they`ll need to be drained regularly but for the most part, they are left on 24/7.
This is for health and safety reasons. If you have an outdoor spa, the recommended temperature setting is around 36-37 degrees Celsius (96-98F). When you start using your spa, it might be handy to try out a few different temperatures to find that sweet spot thats just right for you.
Most hot tubs factory settings will be set at 38°C, which is 1 degree higher than the average normal body temperature. This temperature seems to be the most comfortable for bathers to enter.
The filter is the most common cause of an inflatable hot tub not heating up. A dirty filter can be a symptom of other problems. If you`ve changed the filter recently, it`s likely that the problem is caused by the filter. If your heater is not working, you should change it right away.
The problem could be due to a dirty spa filter. Remove the spa cartridge, clean the filters, and check the flow rate or pressure. Other causes could be a broken valve, clogged spa jets or pipes, or a broken pump impeller.
Start by cleaning your filter, checking for circulation blockages, and topping off your water if necessary. Check whether your pump turns on. Your pump has to be running in order for the spa to heat up. If the pump isn`t working, you may need to replace it.
Since your hot tub pump circulates the warm water as well as the sanitizer, a general rule is to follow manufacturer recommendations or leave the pump on for a minimum of eight hours per day.
If no one can check on your hot tub regularly, switch it off. Doing so will save money on energy bills and remove any risk of electrical failure. If the ambient air temperature and the weather when you`re away are relatively warm, there may be a problem with algae growth.
Chlorine is essential to hot tub maintenance since it helps kill bacteria and other germs that could make people sick. It should always be used in fresh water to sanitize the spa water. Chlorine should also be used regularly after that to maintain clean, safe hot tub water.
Inflatable hot tubs on average have a heating and pump system that is rated between 1KW – 1.5Kw. While most jet and bubble systems are rated at 1.1Kw. We will use as our average 1.35Kw for heating and . 5 – 1.1Kw for bubbles, which seems to be what most inflatable hot tubs like Coleman, Bestway, and Intex use.
Yes, you can run and use a hot tub without chemicals. There are several ways to do this, such as using natural products like vinegar and borax, using ozone or ultraviolet light technology, or using electrolysis systems.
How Many Chlorine Tablets? For smaller hot tubs we recommend 1-3 tablets and for larger hot tubs 3-5 tablets.
Wait until your hot tub water reaches 80ºF (30ºC) before you add anything. The heat helps the chemicals dissolve and incorporate into the water.
Well then here is the good news, you DO NOT have to use chlorine in your hot tub, there are alternatives (to be discussed later). Chlorine most certainly gets a bad rep. This wonderful chemical is the most used disinfectant in the world, it keeps our drinking water clean and keeps hot tubs safe!
The best chlorine for your hot tub is sodium dichlor. In granule form, sprinkle them over the surface of the water after each use.
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