Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Proper disinfection and filtration of the spa pool water kills harmful micro-organisms, removes body fats and oils, and ensures the water is clean, safe and sparkling.
Water temperature and other factors affect disinfection and should be adjusted to recommended values.
Spa pool water should be tested prior to use and at least three times per week using a reliable pool water test kit, as advised by your pool supplier. At a minimum, each test should include a measure of; disinfection levels, pH and alkalinity. Temperature should also be tested regularly to ensure the best operating conditions for the particular type of disinfectant used in the spa pool.
It is very important that the pump lint-pot and filter are cleaned regularly to ensure they do not become a source of contamination for the spa pool water.
If a sand filter is used, the water used to backwash (rinse) the filter must be disposed of into the sewer or into separate underground soakage if in an unsewered area.
Water temperature and other factors affect disinfection and should be adjusted to recommended values.
Spa pool water should be tested prior to use and at least three times per week using a reliable pool water test kit, as advised by your pool supplier. At a minimum, each test should include a measure of; disinfection levels, pH and alkalinity. Temperature should also be tested regularly to ensure the best operating conditions for the particular type of disinfectant used in the spa pool.
It is very important that the pump lint-pot and filter are cleaned regularly to ensure they do not become a source of contamination for the spa pool water.
If a sand filter is used, the water used to backwash (rinse) the filter must be disposed of into the sewer or into separate underground soakage if in an unsewered area.
posted by Excitingspas
@ 2:12 PM
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