Hey hot tub owners! Did you know your hot tub jets can cause high pH? Your pH levels should be between 7.4 and 7.6. If they’re too high, it can cause cloudy water, irritate your eyes and skin, and prevent your sanitizer from working properly. It can also cause scaling and even equipment failure. Chemicals like chlorine shock can raise the pH in your water. But so can bubbles. Hot tub jets aerate the water and release carbon dioxide. And that raises your pH. So test your water levels regularly an

Hey Hot Tub Owners! Here are two easy tricks to fix your hot tub jets if they’re not working. First, make sure your jets are open all the way. Most jets are adjustable, so turn them all the way to the open position. Secondly, try burping your jets. If you’ve just refilled your hot tub, you probably have an AIR LOCK inside your pipes. You can get the air out of your jets by running the jets on low for 20 seconds and then high for 20 seconds. Do this a few times to get the air out of your system.

Hey Hot Tub Owners! Are your hot tub jets not working? It’s a common problem with a quick and easy fix. And if you’ve just refilled your hot tub, chances are you have an AIR LOCK. The solution? Burping your jets. Step 1. Select priming mode on your control panel. It’s okay if you don’t have this option, but it helps. Step 2. Turn the jets on low for 10 to 20 seconds. Step 3. Switch the jets to high for another 10 to 20 seconds. Step 4. Repeat a few times until the jets are working and there's no