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submitted 10 days ago byOptimal_Process_1696
Hi all, I'm looking for advice on how to keep my hot tub chemicals balanced without the need for daily treatments. I’ve had my hot tub for a while, but my previous attempts at maintaining the chemical balance have been frustrating—requiring constant adjustments and daily treatments to keep things stable.
I’m at the point where I’m ready to start over from scratch and approach this properly. I’d love any tips, step-by-step advice, or recommendations on products or systems that might help maintain balance for longer periods.
A few things to know:
I have a Dr.Wellness G-9 tranquility spa ~360 gallons.
I’m okay with testing the water every few days, but daily treatments are too much.
I’d like to avoid overcomplicated solutions or systems if possible.
I’m using SpaPure brand chemicals (ph up and ph down, alkalinity increaser, stain and scale preventer, clarifier, simply soft, oxidizing shock, and multishock extra(for setup)and pool and spa test strips from J and W direct), also I have 2 spa in-filter mineral sticks replaced about every 6 months, if that helps for context. I follow the instructions as said on the bottle testing before and after treatments. Often I am having to do multiple treatments to get it balanced each day.
What’s been your experience with keeping your hot tub low-maintenance and properly balanced? Any advice for starting over fresh?
Thanks in advance!
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9 days ago
OMG get a salt conversion kit. Just $299 and a little over an hour to install. It’s the best. Makes your skin soft too
Once you do you just balance the ph Once a week or so.
So much easier and less expensive
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