Hot Tub Forum
Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: chaunceyboyblu on October 21, 2005, 11:58:15 am
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The cover lifting device that came with the j 385 I bouoght is designed to be bolted to the concrete. I bought some of those blue concrete screws and they worked great. Does anyone make an electric version of this? that may be nice, but probably hard when there is a foot of snow on it. I couldnt believe the amount of frost on the cover this morning. Those things really keep the cold out. Is there a place that I can learn the basics of taking care of the water? When the guy brought it and set it up he gave me a small container of chlorine and told me to put a spoonfull in when it got hot and a spoonfull every day I used it. He also mentioned that after a couple of days I wouold need to go to a local spa shope and get the neccesary testing and treating gear. I would like to know a little before I go in. We had a swimming pool once and we didnt have a problem with chlorine, but I definately want to use what is reccomended/best if there is such a thing.
robert
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Go to rhtubs.com and then to the FAQs section and get the water treatment dissertation by The Vermonter. It will clearly explain how and why to use dichlor in preference to anything else.
Regards,
Bill
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chauncey - read up on it & keep your options open....