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What is balanced water?

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What is balanced water?

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There are two primary components that affect spa water quality: sanitizer (bromine or chlorine) residual and pH. When both are within their recommended ranges, your water is comfortable, protected and clear; sanitizers and “shock products” work efficiently; and spa surfaces and equipment are protected. Recommended bromine or chlorine residual levels are: Bromine Residual (using Brominating Concentrate) = 3-6 ppm Chlorine Residual (using Chlorinating Concentrate) = 3-5 ppm Maintain pH between 7.4-7.6 (the ideal range; acceptable range is 7.2-7.6). If not using SpaGuard Spa Sentry, total alkalinity should be maintained between 125-150 ppm and calcium hardness should be from 100-200 ppm. Initial testing for metals should be done every time you refill your spa and 0 ppm metals maintained in the spa. Work with us to learn more about your local water supply.

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