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Read MoreThe primary cause of your water looking green is Algae Growth in you water. The best treatment is to shock […]
Read MoreThe primary cause of your water looking yellow is a low pH reading. The best treatment for this is HT […]
Read MoreThe primary cause of your water looking brown is a high mineral content. The best treatment for this is HT […]
Read MoreBest way to keep your water crystal clear and safe, is easy, test it and correct if necessary. These are […]
Read MoreAdding too much pH Up to a spa with a very low pH level or overdosing with a Clarifier can […]
Read MoreHT Foam Away is often preferred because it is a high concentrate formula that can be used in a spray […]
Read MoreThere are many things that cause foaming in a spa: There are products that we bring into the water; body […]
Read MoreMost hot tub filter cartridges are only effective on particles larger than 30 milligrams. The very smaller particles are the […]
Read MoreOveruse of any chemical is not recommended. But no, overuse of HT Stain & Scale or HT Protection Plus will […]
Read MoreHT Protection Plus is a combination of HT Stain & Scale and a Traditional Clarifier. If your water has a […]
Read MoreHT Stain & Scale is a high-powered formula designed to minimize scaling on your hot tub along with calcium deposits […]
Read MoreTo lower the alkalinity first make sure the pumps are off and the water is calm. Then premix one ounce […]
Read MoreTo lower your pH first premix a ½ ounce of HT pH/Alkalinity Decreaser in a small bucket of spa water. […]
Read MoreTo raise your pH or alkalinity first turn off all the jets. If your pH is reading between 6.8 and […]
Read MoreThe pH level in spa water should always be between 7.2 and 7.8 and the alkalinity level should be between […]
Read MoreThe best time to test and correct the hardness in your water is when you fill the spa and the […]
Read MoreUsing HT Liquid Calcium is the easiest way to raise the hardness level in your hot tub. To raise the […]
Read MoreScaling is a precipitation that occurs in hot tubs, like barnacles on the hull of a boat. It happens when […]
Read MoreThere are no chemical products available to lower your calcium level. Either, run your fill water through a water softener […]
Read MoreWait 2 to 3 days and retest since Liquid Calcium takes a long while to fully dilute in the water, […]
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