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• Admin
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• hot tub,hot tub maintenance,hot tub beginner,hot tub checklist,hot tub what to do
• Posted date:
• 09-01-2026

A quick daily look stops small issues becoming big ones. Lift the cover and check the water looks clear, with no strong smell. Make sure the water line is between the marks, then top up if needed. Remove leaves or bugs with a small net so they do not break down in the water. Check the cover sits flat and locks shut, so heat stays in and dirt stays out.  If you use the tub that day, rinse swimwear first to remove soap. After use, leave the cover...

Posted by: Admin on: 09-01-2026 Read More

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• hot tub chlorine,hot tub ph levels,hot tub water,hot tub balance,pH And Chlorine
• Posted date:
• 07-01-2026

Keeping hot tub water safe starts with two numbers: pH and chlorine. First, test the water with a clean sample. If pH is high, add a small dose of pH reducer. If pH is low, add pH increaser. Run the pump for 15 to 30 minutes, then test again. Next, check chlorine. If it is low, add the right amount for your tub size and type. If it is high, stop dosing, leave the cover open for a short time, and let it fall naturally. Make changes slowly, retest,...

Posted by: Admin on: 07-01-2026 Read More

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• hot tub servicing,hot tub maintenance,how to prevent common hot tub issues,hot tub water quality and balancing tips
• Posted date:
• 06-01-2026

Dirty or blocked filters are one of the main causes of hot tub issues. The filter is meant to catch dirt and keep the water clean, but it can only do its job properly when it's looked after. When a filter becomes clogged, the whole system has to work harder, and small problems can quickly turn into bigger ones. Hot tubs collect a lot more than people expect, and body oils, hair, skin flakes, deodorant, fake tan, and bits of fabric from your swimwear...

Posted by: Admin on: 06-01-2026 Read More

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• hot tub repair,hot tub maintenance,hot tub,hot tub installation,hot tub alterations
• Posted date:
• 05-01-2026

Start with the basics. Check the main power switch, the outdoor isolator switch, and any plug or fuse. Look at the control panel. If it is blank, use the reset option if your model has one. Make sure the water level is high enough, because some tubs will not start if the sensors think it is too low. Remove and rinse the filters, then try again, as blocked filters can stop circulation. Open the cabinet and look for drips or damp patches near the...

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• hot tub servicing,hot tub maintenance,tips to keep your hot tub healthy,hot tub repairs and water balancing
• Posted date:
• 10-12-2025

Weak water flow from the jets is one of the clearest signs that your hot tub needs servicing. When the jets don't feel as strong as usual, it often means that the water isn't flowing through the system the way it should.  One common cause of weak water flow is a blocked or dirty filter. Hot tubs collect body oils, hair, skin products, dust, and small bits of debris, and over time, these can clog up the filter and slow down the water flow. Even...

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• Admin
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• hot tub,hot tub repair,hot tub maintenance,hot tub damage
• Posted date:
• 01-12-2025

Before you look for a leak, make the hot tub safe. Switch off the power at the isolator or main switch, not just the control panel. If you can, unplug it too. Do not remove panels while it is still live. Let the pumps and heater cool down. Next, check the simple things. Make sure the drain cap is tight and any fill hose is fully shut. Check the filter lid is seated and the rubber seal is not twisted. Look for a valve left half open after topping...

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