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You might have an issue with your water balance if your sanitiser is not desolving.
I'm so glad to hear you are finally relaxing! About the water maintenance, that is!!!You might want to dissolve your shock before putting it in. That will prevent any granules sitting on the bottom of your spa. I don't know what you are using for shock, but some chems can cause problems for the shell.Just a thought!
That is what I thought. If I am giving a big dose of chems (whatever they may be) I dissolve them in a cup of water (dipped out of the tub). There are a few of the experts who have suggested this before, and I know Chas would say the same! (I can't remember the other experts who also said this, so I don't want to step on any toes)!I'll try that... :-) They told me to put 3 T per 250 gal of water, so I put in 6 T. I'll let you know if it disolves better... :-) Thanks for the advice, Lori... :-) BTW... How was the concert you went to? I can't remember who you went to see... :-(
Cheers to your new spa and many years of happy tubbing!Spahappy
Water Balance?
Yea, too much on the left side of the tub and not enough water on the right side.
I hate it when that happens.
Jawjapeech,(Sorry the old accent comes back when I think about WR) If your PH and/or alkalinity is to far out of wack (high) the sanitizer can be slow to dissolve.