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Adding Chemicals to the SpaAdding Chemicals to the Spa
Water Testing MethodsWater Testing Methods
There are two testing methods to choose from:
Test strips are a convenient testing method
commonly used by spa owners.
The reagent test kit is a method which provides a
high level of accuracy but is more expensive and
more dicult to use if not experienced with this
testing method.
IMPORTANT: All spa water chemicals, including MPS (Shock), chlorine, granulated pH increaser or de-
creaser, granulated total alkalinity increaser, calcium hardness increaser, liquid stain and scale inhibitor,
and liquid de-foamer must always be added into or in front of the lter compartment while the primary
jet is running for a minimum of 10 minutes.
1. - Fold back the cover.
2. - Press the Jets button or Jet 1 button (Touch devices, activate pump 1)
3. - Carefully measure the recommended amount of chemical and slowly pour it into the lter area. Use
care not to splash chemicals on your hands, clothes, eyes, or spa surface/siding
4. - Close the spa cover
Warning: High sanitizer levels can cause discomfort to the user’s eyes, lungs, and skin. Always allow the
sanitizer level to fall into the recommended range before using the spa.
IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING SHOCK TREATMENT: After administering shock to your spa, leave the
cover open for a minimum of 20 minutes to allow the oxidizer gas to vent into the atmosphere. A high
concentration of trapped oxidizer gas which may exist as a result of the shock treatment (not daily san-
itation) may eventually cause discoloration or vinyl degradation to the bottom of the cover. This type of
damage is considered chemical abuse and is not covered under the terms of the limited warranty.
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