Clearwater CH0019 1 kg Multifunction Chlorine Tablets, 4-in-1 Dispenser Tablets (Sanitiser, Stabiliser, Algaecide and Clarifier) for Pools and Hot Tubs, 50 x 20 g, White

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If you are going away we would suggest emptying the hot tub and cleaning it so the water is not left to go stagnant. Do not re-fill until you return from your trip.

Total Alkalinity (TA) is the measure of your hot tub water’s ability to neutralise acids. Balanced Total Alkalinity helps control the pH levels and the correct level to aim for is between 80 and 120 parts per million (ppm). You probably don’t want your life to revolve around chlorine! Convenience is probably high up on any hot tub owner’s lists of priorities so getting the right chlorination solution for you is important. Determining the Appropriate Chlorine Dosage: To determine the proper chlorine dosage for your inflatable spa, consider the following recommendations: Clearwater® Multi-Function Chlorine Tablets are an incredibly simple way to maintain clear and hygienic hot tub water. These multi-function chlorine tablets are designed for use with floating dispensers or the Lay-Z-Spa® ChemConnect. They will slowly erode over a period of 3 to 5 days, depending on the amount of water flowing over them. We hope the guide to How Many Chlorine Tablets in A Lazy Spa fully answers your question about lazy spa chemicals.

About Multifunction Chlorine Tablets (1kg)

Regular Water Testing: Regularly test the chlorine levels, pH, alkalinity, and other parameters using a reliable water testing kit. This helps ensure your Lazy Spa Hot Tub maintains balanced water chemistry for effective sanitisation and bather comfort. We recommend using the Clearwater CH0012 50 Dip Test Strips.

It is important to get your hot tub Chlorine levels correct. Not enough Chlorine can result in unhygienic bathing conditions, whereas high Chlorine levels can cause irritated eyes or skin.

Hot Tub Chemicals Quick Start Guide

Chlorine levels are fluctuating, the pool has been left and gone stagnant or other chemical levels are not correct.