Hot Tub Forum
Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: tuggnet on July 13, 2006, 12:52:12 pm
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Well, I returned from vacation about a week ago to find some very cloudy water in the tub and the PH very low (at the end of the testing scale)
Before I left, I turned the temp down to 80 (or however low it would go) and put in about 3 dry oz of Diclor and of course, adjusted Alk, and PH.
So, I re-shocked the tub and ran the two pumps for about 3 hours. Nice and clear water now! but my chlorine level is off the scale.
It's taken me 3 days to get that darn chlorine level down!
All seems well with the tub now.
Here's a few pics of the Ozark's. No hot tub, but plenty of water!
Daughter #1 (driving) with a friend:
(http://tuggnet.smugmug.com/photos/81440234-M.jpg)
Couple shots of my girls trying to hang on!
(http://tuggnet.smugmug.com/photos/81440069-M.jpg)
(http://tuggnet.smugmug.com/photos/81440017-M.jpg)
And finally, my son wakeboarding (didn't "land" that last jump ;) )
(http://tuggnet.smugmug.com/photos/81087310-M.jpg)
(http://tuggnet.smugmug.com/photos/81088659-M.jpg)
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Sorry, posted this in the wrong forum! Ment to post in General BS Somewhat hot tub related
:-[
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Great photos, looks like you have all the toys to keep the kids happy.
We've got the boat the tube, wakeboard and a paddle boat. I've managed to avoid the jet ski (so far.) I like to remind my kids that when I was young we thought we were lucky if we found a big floating cottonwood log to ride at the lake. They just roll their eyes and beg for a jet ski...
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Great photos, looks like you have all the toys to keep the kids happy.
We've got the boat the tube, wakeboard and a paddle boat. I've managed to avoid the jet ski (so far.) I like to remind my kids that when I was young we thought we were lucky if we found a big floating cottonwood log to ride at the lake. They just roll their eyes and beg for a jet ski...
Yeah, the kids love the Sea Doos. The boat's not mine. It belongs to my sister-in-law. 27 Ft Mariah Bow Rider. Very nice boat.
I have 2 Sea Doos but living in Colorado, we only use them a couple times a year. I won't put them in the water here because of safety concerns (too many people + small body of water = unsafe )
Gotta love the Ozarks!