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Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: bub b on August 10, 2004, 01:21:04 pm

Title: Baquaspa conversion to chlorine
Post by: bub b on August 10, 2004, 01:21:04 pm

We have a swimming pool using chlorine and a hot tub[sundance optima 4 year old] using baquaspa.I will like to convert the hot tub to di-chlor using n2,so we can use both at the same time. I know that you have to flush the tub several times but with what chemicals.Any info will be appreciated.Keep on tubbing!!!

Title: Re: Baquaspa conversion to chlorine
Post by: Warkovision on August 10, 2004, 05:38:13 pm

Here's a link in a different forum.

http://www.poolsearch.com/forum/read.php?f=8&i=14526&t=14413

Title: Re: Baquaspa conversion to chlorine
Post by: Chas on August 10, 2004, 05:50:15 pm

Drain thoroughly. This may mean drain and partially refill and then drain again. Or just drain, and leave the hose running for awhile with the drain valve open. Whatever works for your tub to get as much of the old water out as you can.

Flush the plumbing lines. This may mean simply putting the garden hose in a couple of jets, or it may mean drain, refilling, running the jets, then draining again. Again, whatever works for your spa to get as much of the old water out as you can.

Wash the filters by soaking in a non-baqua filter cleaner. You most likely needed to do this anyway.

Refill, balance, and shock with Dichlor.

Heat, and add people.