Both bromine and chlorine kill bacteria, viruses, and other contaminants that can build up in your hot tub water. They’re both effective for daily sanitizing.

It’s important to frequently test your hot tub water to ensure it stays balanced. After each use, add chlorinating granules (shock) to keep the water sanitized. This step prevents bacteria from growing and helps remove organic contaminants left behind by bathers.

While 3–4 months is a good starting point, several factors might mean you need to refresh your water more often.

A clean filter improves water clarity, enhances circulation, and extends the lifespan of your spa equipment.

By implementing a few simple safety measures, you can ensure everyone stays safer in and around the water.

Cold air can cause water to evaporate faster, especially if you’re using your hot tub more frequently in winter.

As the season changes, it's time to prepare your hot tub for relaxation and enjoyment!