Frequently Asked Chemical Questions - Cal Spas Pneumatic Series Owner's Manual

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Frequently Asked Chemical Questions:

Q: My pH is High and my Alkalinity is low, What do I do?
A: Adjust your Alkalinity first, even if it throws the pH further off. Use "pH / Alkalinity Up" or "pH / Alkalinity Down" adjust and sta-
bilize you Total Alkalinity level. This will make it easier to adjust you pH levels later and allow them to remain stable longer.
Q: When is the best time to use Oxidizer Shock?
A: Every week, as described in Cal Spas' Clear Water Plan, and after heavy bather loads. You may use Cal Spas' Oxidizer Shock as
often as you like, as long as you allow you spa to run for 30 minutes with the spa cover at least half off.
Q: How long is the shelf life of Bromine?
A: As with any chemical you will want to store them in a cool, dry place. When properly stored, bromine will last one year.
Q: Do I need Metal Protector and Stain and Scale Defense?
A: Yes. Water sources are becoming more and more mineralized. These chemicals are every bit as important to your spa as Bromine or
Chlorine are.
Q: My skin is becoming irritated after spa use. Why?
A: You are not using your Cal Spas' Oxidizer Shock enough and/or your sanitizer level is too high. Because the spa and its chemicals
will strip some of your bodies oils away. We recommend that you use a moisturizer after spa use. If you still have skin irritation after
these steps, see your doctor.
Q: How long should I wait to enter the spa after adding chemicals?
A: With Cal Spas' Chemicals, the longest you will need to wait is one (1) hour.
Q: What is the sand like substance in the bottom of my spa?
A: Oxidized contaminant's. Spas equipped with the Quest 2000 Ozonator will produce this generally after initial fill up and water addi-
tions. The debris is just oxidized solids that were in the water that are now visible. Simply vacuum them out as a part of you weekly
plan.
If you have any questions that were not answered in this guide, please call your local Cal Spas Dealer. They have plenty
experience dealing with your local water chemistry and can offer the most efficient solution for you water issues.
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