If I now still clean my whirlpool with chlorine, can I switch to Spabalancer? Do I have to empty the whirlpool completely or can I use the water with the chlorine? Is Spabalancer difficult to use?
Answer:
Chloramines are formed when chlorine is used. These chloramines are also called bound chlorine. They are chemical compounds of chlorine and dirt in water. There are monochloramines, dichloramines and trichloramines. While monochloramines only cause eye irritation and skin irritation, dichloramines are already harmful to health. Trichloramines are carcinogenic. They occur especially when chlorine reacts with urea. Urea is also contained in sweat. Chloramines can quickly build up in the water from the whirlpool. Therefore I recommend to change the water in a chlorinated whirlpool after two months at the latest. You can easily keep the water in the spa and start with the SpaBalancer products. The SpaBalancer products have no problem with chlorine in the water. However, if the water is older than 4 weeks, I would change it for the above reasons.
SpaBalancer is actually a very simple system as long as there are no deposits in the water and the water is not too hard. The best thing is to read some references from our customers. Most people are enthusiastic about the simplicity of our system. If you ever have a problem, you can always contact us. We will help you until everything is in order again.
To clean the water, you only need to add one measuring cup SpaBalancer Basic and one measuring cup Ultrashock to the water once a week. And a small amount of Ultrashock after each use. This is all you have to do for cleaning and disinfection.