What to do if I have skin or eye irritation from my SwimLife Swimstream?
Skin or eye irritation in your SwimLife Hot Tub is often due to improper pH and/or Total Alkalinity levels. Test the water balance and make the appropriate changes to correct these levels.
How to fix cloudy water in my SwimLife Swimstream Hot Tub?
Cloudy water in your SwimLife Hot Tub is often caused by microscopic particles that are too small to be filtered out. To fix this, test and adjust all water balance elements and add a flocculent to cause the particles to combine together so they can be filtered out. You may also need to increase the filter cycle time.
Why is the pH in my SwimLife Swimstream Hot Tub resistant to changing?
If the pH in your SwimLife Hot Tub is resistant to changing, it's likely due to high total alkalinity levels. Test the total alkalinity levels and decrease them with sodium bisulfate or muriatic acid if necessary.
Why is the pH in my SwimLife Swimstream unstable?
Unstable pH in your SwimLife Hot Tub is often caused by low total alkalinity levels. Test the total alkalinity levels and increase them with sodium bicarbonate if necessary.
How to remove scale deposits from my SwimLife Hot Tub?
Scale (white or grayish deposits) in your SwimLife Hot Tub is often caused by high calcium hardness. Test the calcium hardness level and treat it with a sequestering agent or perform a partial drain and refill.
What causes discolored water in my SwimLife Swimstream?
Discolored water in your SwimLife Hot Tub can be caused by the presence of metals like iron or copper in the water. Treat the water with a chelating or sequestering agent to remove these metals.
Why is there so much foam in my SwimLife Hot Tub?
If you notice excessive foam in your SwimLife Hot Tub, it could be due to a buildup of body oils or cosmetics. If there's no waterline, use a defoamer to break up contaminants and a clarifier to help filter them away. If a waterline is present, draining and cleaning the spa might be necessary. Clean the filter thoroughly by soaking it overnight in bleach. An oil-absorbing sponge can help prevent this in the future. Also, increase the filter cycle time. Another cause may be laundry detergent residual in swimwear. Prevent this by running an extra rinse cycle on your washing machine or re-rinsing well by hand. Also, excessive organic contaminants can cause excessive foam. Generally, using defoamer to break up the contaminants, then a clarifier to help filter them away followed by thoroughly c...
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