Outdoor Living Hot Tub Chlorine Chemical Starter Kit

Our hot tub starter kit will help you get to grips with your spa‘s water care, in one easy kit. The chlorine granules help to kill off any harmful bacteria, while the pH Plus and pH Minus balance the acidity of the water. The No Foam solution helps to prevent excess suds and ...Our hot tub starter kit will help you get to grips with your spa‘s water care, in one easy kit.

The chlorine granules help to kill off any harmful bacteria, while the pH Plus and pH Minus balance the acidity of the water. The No Foam solution helps to prevent excess suds and bubbles from forming, and the 3-Way Test Strips allow you to quickly and easily check the pH, total alkalinity, and chlorine levels of your spa water. With this comprehensive hot tub chemical kit, you'll have everything you need to keep your hot tub in top condition.

Need to know This hot tub chemical kit contains the following: 500g Chlorine Granules 500g pH Plus 750g pH Minus 500ml No Foam 50 3-Way Test Strips Please note: A chlorine level between 3-5mg/l must be maintained in your hot tub/spa at all times. The addition of your chlorine granules will depend upon usage*; it could be daily or every 2-3 days. For 1mg/l, add 2g per 1000 litres.

Top tip: 10ml = approximately 10g FAQs Which hot tub sanitiser is right for me? A sanitiser is a chemical which is used to kill bacteria in your spa water. There are three types of sanitiser - Chlorine – this is the most popular choice as it’s fast acting at killing bacteria. Bromine – this is ideal for people with sensitive skin.

Find out more about maintaining you hot tub using bromine in our guide. Oxygen – this is a mild mineral solution, which is also great for people with sensitive skin. Learn more in our oxygen maintenance guide.

How soon can I use my hot tub after adding chemicals? If the levels are balanced, you can take a dip. If levels are showing as too high or too low, it could take up to 24 hours for the balance to adjust. Be sure to test the water each time and refer to the chemical’s instructions for use.

How often should I test my hot tub water? What should hot tub water be tested for? Test your hot tub’s water for sanitiser levels - whether that’s chlorine, bromine or oxygen - along with pH and total alkalinity. This then allows you to make any chemical adjustments that may be required. Still undecided on what sanitiser is right for your hot tub? For more advice on maintaining your tub using our chlorine tablets, discover our handy chlorine maintenance guide here.