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Product Spotlight: Scale Control

Product Spotlight: Scale Control

As water is heated and circulated through your hot tub, it is common for the Calcium Carbonate present in water to break down. Due to this, calcium scale will eventually be present in your tub and can build-up on your spa’s heater elements and internal piping over time. If untreated, the scale build-up on heater elements can greatly reduce the efficiency of your spa’s heater. The image below is an example of a heater that needed to be replaced due to significant scale build-up. Image of Scale Formation on a Portable Spa Heater In addition to this, scale build-up can...

June 22, 2018
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Winter Care: Tips for Using Your Spa in the Winter

Winter Care: Tips for Using Your Spa in the Winter

See our infographic below for Winter Care tips to follow if you are planning on using your spa through the winter.   Tip: Regularly replacing your filters and having clean and balanced water is always key to ensuring your spa is working most efficiently.     Download PDF

June 21, 2018
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Acrylic Spas Unplugged: Your Spa’s Setting Modes

Acrylic Spas Unplugged: Your Spa’s Setting Modes

If you own a Canadian Spa Company Acrylic Hot Tub from 2014 onwards, your Spa can be set in Ready, Rest or Ready-in-Rest mode. Ready Mode   When first powering on your Spa, it will be automatically set to Ready mode. In Ready mode, your spa will perform ‘polling’. This means your jets will run on low speed for a 5-minute interval every 30 minutes to circulate the water and check its temperature. If the temperature is detected to be lower than your set temperature, your spa’s heater will power on to bring the temperature up. This mode is highly...

June 20, 2018
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Spa Chemistry 101: What to do on Initial Start-up

Spa Chemistry 101: What to do on Initial Start-up

If you are a new Spa owner, figuring out your spa water’s chemistry can feel like a daunting task. There is an overwhelming number of Spa Chemicals that are available to purchase in the industry and figuring out what you need to use and for what reason can become confusing.   Not to worry! We will be laying out a series of blog posts to help you through your journey of understanding your spa chemistry. In this post I’ll go through the step by step process of treating your spa water when you are filling your spa for the first...

June 19, 2018
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Spa Maintenance 101: Changing Your Spa’s Water - UPDATED

Spa Maintenance 101: Changing Your Spa’s Water - UPDATED

Due to the high temperatures of hot tub water, and its resulting evaporation, the total number of dissolved solids in the water will increase over time despite regular chemical maintenance. For this reason, you must periodically drain and re-fill your hot tub water. Failure to change your water within a timely manner can cause your hot tub's filters to get dirty sooner, put extra pressure on the pump, and reduce the efficiency of your hot tub’s heater. It can be difficult to know exactly when your hot tub water needs to be changed, but as a general rule of thumb, we say that water should be...

June 18, 2018
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