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One of method is to use ozone, which is injected through the Ozonator (ozone generator) into the plumbing of your hot tub; this is a way of natural purification of the water without using high usage of chemicals. Along with destroying bacteria and algae, it also oxidizes other contaminants. Ozone improves the performance of chemicals like chlorine and bromine and other sanitizers.
You can also remove organisms by using enzymes, which are natural dirt eaters. But enzymes cannot alone be used to purify the water without adding chemicals like chlorine and bromine.
The best way to know which chemical is best suited for you is to try it.
Chlorine is inexpensive, works effectively on algae and bacteria. It kills organisms faster than any other sanitizers. The downside of using chlorine is that it is harsh on the skin, eyes and hair. Also, it is known to even trigger asthma attacks in some people.
Bromine is expensive compared to chlorine; the effect of bromine lasts longer than chlorine. Bromine has a low pH level, so it takes longer to work on to clear the contaminants. Bromine is -gentle on the skin, but it would take you longer to rinse it off from your body. Bromine, unlike chlorine, cannot remove all contaminants and keep the water crystal clear.
To make an educated decision, you need to be aware of the effects of the chemicals, and you can find this by using both of them one after the other to purify the water.
Remember: Never mix chlorine and bromine together in your spa water unsupervised as this can have a hazardous chemical reaction.
You can switch from one chemical to another after you drain and clean your hot tub.
Well, so to speak they are chemicals on the one hand, but one can’t live without using them too.
Chlorine and bromine are sanitizers which work great in your hot tub, but both have adverse effects on your skin. Chlorine is known to cause skin irritation and dry and will damage your hair. Chlorine is known to remove all your body’s natural oils and exposing your pores to chemicals. Prolong stay in chlorinated water can cause rashes on your skin.
Although bromine has a low pH level than chlorine, it is also known to cause skin issues. It can cause redness and irritation in your eyes too. Both chlorine and bromine can cause respiratory problems in people.
How are you able to reduce the effect of these chemicals on your skin? Well, the primary thing to do is to limit your contact with these chemicals.
The other ways are:
Shower before and after every use of your hot tub.
Change your water at recommended intervals
Shock your hot tub after every use.
Clean and change the filters regularly.
Keep the hot tub cover closed after every use.
Check the pH level of water daily.
Use the only recommended amount of chemicals for your hot tub.
Maintain a schedule or calendar to remind yourself to clean your hot tub at regular intervals.
In conclusion, chlorine and bromine, when used in moderation, will thoroughly sanitize your hot tub and is safe for you too.
How soon can I use my hot tub after adding chemicals
Well, it depends on how much amount of chemicals you have put in your spa. It can take anywhere from 3 hours to 24 hours. The safe way is to use your spa after 24 hours
From where should I buy hot tub chemicals in bulk?
You can buy chemicals in bulk from your nearest wholesale store or any online stores.
Which hot tub chemical is safe to use?
The decision depends on you. Each chemical has its advantages and disadvantages, so it’s a ‘toss a coin’ situation. You can select one after trying it once and choose according to your preference.
When should I drain my hot tub water?
If in case, you don’t reach your desired chemical balance, you can drain, clean, and refill it. Otherwise, you should always drain your hot tub water quarterly.
Is it okay to add fragrance to the hot tub water?
Yes, it is safe to add a scent or a fragrance to the water, but make sure to avoid oil-based fragrance. You can go for a water-based fragrance to add in the water.
