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Share No hot tub in North America has such a rating, and to claim one is illegal. If you find an ad or website claiming one of these ratings, it is a trademark violation and you should report the company to the appropriate agency. And of course, we recommend that you shop for your spa [...]
Share The most common ozone generator on the market is the ultraviolet (UV) lightbulb. UV light naturally converts O2 to O3. The ozone gas created is introduced into the spa water, using the venturi system, via a small jet usually located in the footwell of the spa. Being a lightbulb, this system will last approximately [...]
Share Always look for quality. You can find (or not find ) quality in every area of a spa. Here is a checklist: Does it have a full floor? If yes, is it pressure treated wood, fibreglass or a thin plastic sheet? How thick is the cabinet? Some are very thin! How is the spa [...]
Share You’ve already taken the first step by purchasing or considering an Arctic Spa, the most energy efficient in the world. Even with an Arctic, you can trim the kilowatts a bit. Turn your filtration cycle down. Your Arctic comes programmed for two four-hour cycles twice a day. If you don’t use your spa much, [...]
Share If you plan to be away from home for 7-14 days, follow these instructions to ensure that the water quality of your spa is maintained. Adjust pH as needed. Ensure you have sufficient sanitizer to last until you return. Shock the spa with Spa Boost or Refresh. Reduce the temperature setting if you wish. [...]
