January 17th, 2010 at 12:28 am » Comments (1)

Keeping your Spa Cover in good shape. Previous Three primary things destroy spa covers: Environmental Factors, namely th esun, temperature changes, acid rain, snow and ice. Improper chemical balance in the spawater. Animals like to chew covers, lay onthem, and people make mistakes too. Solutions: Be sure to wash off dirt and treestuff that collects [...]   more »

January 17th, 2010 at 12:24 am » Comments (0)

Shocking your water, (or not!) Previous Based on a lot of experience baby-sittingspa water quality over the last few years, in my opinion, shocking your spawater, contrary to popular belief, should NOT be a matter of routine, unlesspartying in your spa is routine.  Shocking your water should be acorrective action, and should be accomplished under [...]   more »

January 17th, 2010 at 12:22 am » Comments (0)

Cleaning your Spa, (or not!) Previous Keeping your spa clean is relatively easy. Just don’t fallinto the habit of draining once a month and waxing the shell! (Yes people dothis!). Water properly maintained in accordance with the simpleinstructions I have put on this website should be virtually maintenance freefor 3-6 months at a time… Monthly [...]   more »

January 17th, 2010 at 12:18 am » Comments (0)

Learn how to keep your pipes in that bath tub spa good and clean. An annual cleaning article.   more »

January 11th, 2010 at 3:35 am » Comments (0)

For those of you that have gas heaters (natural or propane) installed, you really need to do an annual check of your heat exchanger and clean it if necessary. If your exchanger gets clogged, your heater can destroy itself.   more »