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• Sundance recommends the spa water be drained and completely
replaced every 4 months, or when an uncontrollable or uncorrectable
water conditions exists.
• Be sure to test the water up to four times a week. Always check
sanitizer levels prior to entering spa. Do not enter water if sanitizer
level measures above or below safety levels as prescribed by NSF
(National Safety Foundation) and the chemical manufacturer. Never
substitute or use chemicals not listed for pool and spa use in your
water. Store all chemicals and test equipment in a child safe place in
accordance to the manufacturer's recommendations.
• Do not enter the spa for a minimum of 1/2 hour after adding spa
chemicals. Never add chemicals to the spa when bathers are present.
Note: some automated systems will run with bather occupants in the
water.
• Never use more than the recommended chemical dosage at any time.
Read all safety label instructions and warnings prior to adding any
chemical to your spa. If you have chemical questions or needs,
contact your installing dealer.
Correct water pH and sanitizer chemistry levels in your spa are vital
to both user safety and equipment longevity.
3. Shell and Tile Care Maintenance
The spa shell is made of acrylic thermoplastic. The textured surface
requires no special cleaning agents or treatment. However, Sundance
recommends wiping the shell surface with a clean rag during periodic
draining cycles to remove any biofilm buildup or bathtub rings.
NEVER use soapy water, cleaner, sandpaper, harsh
chemicals, or stain removers of any kind on the acrylic
surface for it will void your warranty.
• Rubbing alcohol in moderation can be applied to a clean rag and used
to remove stubborn stains if needed. When finished, be sure to wipe
the alcohol from the shell surface with a clean water soaked rag.
• During the life your spa, the tile line will need to be inspected and
periodically cleaned to keep it looking good. Minerals in your water
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