Spa Tex Spa Repair LLC

09/04/2026

09/04/2026

Hot Tub Fact of the Day: Even balanced spa water needs to be replaced periodically because dissolved minerals and other residue build up over time. Follow your manufacturer’s drain-and-refill schedule, adjusting for how often the spa is used.

When was your hot tub’s last fresh-water reset?

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09/02/2026

Hot Tub Fact of the Day: Hot tub water should never exceed 104°F. Always check the actual water temperature before entering, especially if the spa has recently been serviced or refilled.

What temperature do you prefer for the perfect soak?

08/31/2026

Hot Tub Fact of the Day: Crystal-clear water can still have an improper sanitizer level—appearance alone cannot confirm that spa water is properly maintained. Test the water before soaking and adjust it according to your spa and sanitizer instructions.

Do you test first or trust the sparkle?

08/28/2026

Hot Tub Fact of the Day: Pool and hot tub chemicals are not always interchangeable—spas hold less water and operate at higher temperatures, so small dosing errors can quickly upset the balance. Always use spa-approved products and measure carefully according to the label.

Do you double-check the dosage before adding chemicals?

08/27/2026

🌊 Hot Tub Fact of the Day: A low water level can allow air into the plumbing, leading to weak jets, noisy pumps, or circulation errors. Check the level regularly and keep it at the manufacturer’s recommended fill line—especially after heavy use or hot weather.

Is your spa’s water level where it should be?

08/27/2026

🫧 Hot Tub Fact of the Day: Lotions, cosmetics, detergents, and body oils can build up in spa water and cause stubborn foam. A quick shower before soaking—and rinsing swimsuits without detergent—can help keep your water clearer.

Have you ever battled a foamy hot tub?