Maintaining your spa should be as worry-free as possible, but sometimes questions arise. When they do, Leisure Time® is here to help, every step of the way.
Ease your mind and find answers to commonly asked questions below. And if you don’t see exactly what you need, don’t hesitate to contact us for more information.
Should I treat my spa water the same way as I treat my pool water?
I can’t seem to control my pH. It seems to be high one day, then low the next. What can I do?
I am using bromine tablets to sanitize my spa and the directions for use say I need to add a “bromide bank” first. Why do I need to do this?
My dealer tells me not to use soft water (low calcium level) in my spa. Why is the calcium level important to my water’s balance?
My spa has an ozonator. I have heard that I should not use a clarifier in my spa. Why?
My cartridge filter is dirty, and I was told to just put it in my dishwasher to clean it. Is this the best way?
I just refilled my spa and I’m having problems balancing my water. The pH is low and the total alkalinity is high. What can I do to fix it?
My spa has odd-shaped white chips on the bottom after I shut it off! Where’s this stuff coming from?
I am using a non-chlorine shock in my spa. Is it the same product for both pools and spas?
My spa is foaming. Why?
My dealer offers both chlorine and bromine as sanitizers. Which should I use?
How often do I really need to shock my spa water?
I have an ozonator on my hot tub. Do I need to use a sanitizer with it?
Do I need to maintain a calcium hardness level in my spa?
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