Welcome to our forum.
... This way, the off-gassing occurs while you're in the tub...
After use, I use dichlor. I then go inside and leave the cover off for 10-20 minutes. I then go back outside and put the cover on. I live in cold St. Louis (at least in Jan and Feb) and hate going back out.
Actually, the preferred method, recommended by the chemical companies, and approved by the EPA which regulate pesticides (which chlorine is) is to add the dichlor before use. You then have active sanitizer in the spa while you are introducing the bacteria which need to be killed.
Actually, the preferred method, recommended by the chemical companies, and approved by the EPA which regulate pesticides (which chlorine is) is to add the dichlor before use.
Interesting. Do you have any links? Is that to say that the chemical manufactures and EPA do not recomend post soak dosing? Are the hot tubs companies that promote sucha a routine no in line with EPA and manufacaturers recomendadtions?