Must Have Hot Tub Chemicals (and which are a waste of money)

[@HotTubOwnerHQ]

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[@Lugnutz89]

Have you ever tried Spa Marvel? I would be very interested in your thoughts on this product. Love learning from your vids.

[@Firestalkeriq]

I have a floater but find I still need to add bromine powder to keep the level up . Any suggestions why the tablets aren’t enough? Thanks.

[@SayconTalks]

What is the difference between bromine granules and bromine tablets? Is it better to use granules so that they melt faster? Into the water and can you get in the water after you put Brein granules?

[@patapp2024]

Where are the Swim University chemicals?!!! Their site no longer lists them. Looking for the weekly cleanss

[@Mr33chris33]

“Revive” is sold on Amazon that does the same thing. 1 cap full a week.

[@maxvonattica4744]

watched several of your videos hoping for some insight in using a product by Clorox called 'All in ONe" that claims to combine the effects of shock and sanitizer in one. I am fine just using my bro tabs and biweekly shock, or a 1/4 cup after it's been used. But I found myself out of bro, almost out of shock and low on money and I saw this product in Lowes. Cheaper than just bromine. Thought it might take care of both jobs for a few months when , hopefully, I'll have a little more green in my wallet [and hopefully not in my hottub, lol. If you've covered this already, I didn't find it [obviously]. And I didn't buy it but I will be returning to Lowes or somewhere else to get shock soon. What should I know about this magical all in one before the shock in my hourglass runneth empty.?

[@ronmacklin5995]

Okay great. Is there anything to bring down the hardness of your water?

[@ronmacklin5995]

How do you adjust the alkalinity? you can't find hardly anything to bring the alkalinity levels down, unless you use the pH down, but when I bring my pH levels down the alkalinity levels don't go normally down that much. Is there anything you can use just for alkalinity? And we live in the country so we use hard water, the hard water levels never go down , always high, what can I do?

[@josephgraham1065]

I dont know of anything other than PH down for High Alkalinity... As far as I know there is no powder for Alkalinity down.

[@ronmacklin5995]

@@josephgraham1065 OK Google is there anything to get the hardness down?

[@stampwithct]

Hey. Jeff! Do you have an email address posted? We have a great video idea about covers for you!

[@JoshuaPchelka]

Muriatic Acid lowers pH and alkalinity, unfortunately there's no way of adjusting just one or the other. With hard water try and keep your alkalinity towards the lower end of the spectrum which in turn will keep your pH from spiking.

[@tommay631]

Everything but the kitchen sink.