Check for Chemicals in Your Hot Tub

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Summary: Checking chemical levels when taking care of your hot tub.

Views: 541 | Tags: repair, maintenance, tub, hot, pool, pools, jacuzzi, hottub, jacuzzis

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Francisco Cales Francisco Cales is the owner of Pool Inspectors a pool construction and maintenance company in Tampa, FL. read more

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Check for Chemicals in Your Hot Tub

Hi my name is Francisco Cales of Tampa, Florida with Pool Inspectors with Expert Village and our theme for today is basic spa maintenance. Using the teller kit would be the best way to tell our needs of our pool. Our teller kit would be able to tell us how much chlorine to add, how much acid, what our calcium level is at and it will be able to tell us everything that we need to know about what to add to our pool. Using the teller kit is a real simple way of being able to go to your pool professional and be able to have him explain to you what is he doing the chemistry of your pool. If you are using liquid acid, tabs, or granular it would be able to tell you how much you need to add. If you need to add acid to your pool, based on your readings, you will know how much.