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Bromine Spa Start-Up There
are as many ways to care for your spa as there are spa sellers, dealers,
chemical manufactures, neighbors, friends, guys at work with neighbors who
have a spa, and of course . . . Good ole’ “If we screw it up, we’ll fix it”
Poolmart. First
off, let’s get it into the light that a spa is not something to be ignored.
It can be a very dangerous toy if used improperly. That hot body of water can
be a primordial soup of harmful critters that can cause some very serious
illnesses including pneumonia, legionnaire's disease, staph infections to
name a few. There is absolutely no reason to be concerned with any of these
if you follow a few simple rules. The most important of which is DON’T GET IN
THE SPA UNLESS YOU KNOW IT HAS A GOOD SANITIZER LEVEL. O.K.
let’s get started…. Fill
your new spa with fresh water. You may use hard or soft water. Soft water
simply makes it a whole lot easier. If you are re-filling, make sure you have
done all your housekeeping shores such as cleaning the cartridges, cleaning
the spa’s finish to remove the oxidized finish, and whatever else needs caring
for. Proteam Gentle Spa: 1. If you have an
iron problem add a double dose of Metal Magic as you are filling up the tub. 3.
Run Spa at half or low speed for at least an hour. Then... 4.
Add the packet of Sodium Bromide to build up the bromide bank so the Bromine
tabs will sanitize properly. 5.
Add a packet or cap full of Spa Shock or Enhanced Shock. Now… 6.
Fill the Bromine Floater and put it in the spa. 7.
Let the system run until the water is clear or up to desired temperature. 8.
If your spa does not clear up in 24-48 hours, use water clarifier and run at
low speeds until clear. Also, check your cartridge filters and clean them as
often as necessary until spa clears. 9.
Now you are all set. Enjoy! You shouldn't have to do anything except refill
(if using) when needed and shock occasionally (every 4 to 5 uses or if less
weekly) 10.
Add Spa Perfect per label instructions to enhance water clarity, reduce
foaming and oils, and keeping the filter cleaner. 11.
A couple of times a week, check your spa chemistry with the tests strips. If
LOW reading shows on ANY of the colors, adjust immediately. For additional information, read the next pages
or call POOLMART. www. poolmartspas.com click FAQ link then click
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