There are many things that can be done to reduce the amount of chlorine needed to maintain your hot tub.

• Ozonators
  • You still need to use a sanitizer in combination, but you can certainly reduce the amount of chlorine.
• Ionizers
  • Ionizers inhibit algae and bacteria by putting ions into the water, but they must be used in conjunction with a sanitizer.
• Non-chlorine shock
  • non-chlorine shock oxidizes the water in your hot tub, and it removes contaminants to improve the water quality. It helps the existing chlorine to work more effectively.
• Salt based systems
  • Salt based systems do not require the need for chlorine. But the reality is that this kind of system actually generates chlorine through the process of electrolyzing the salt. This may not be the best solution to enjoy an environmentally friendly hot tub.
• Ultraviolet systems
  • An ultraviolet system sanitizes your hot tub through radiation as the water runs through UV bulbs in a tube. You would still need to use shock to ensure the quality and clarity of the water.
• Shower before using your hot tub
  • Showering before entering your hot tub will effectively remove body lotions and oils, as well as shampoo, conditioner and other hair products. Rinsing your bathing suits in hot water without laundry detergent also works to save the quality of the water.
• Always keep your hot tub covered
  • Using a cover prevents unwanted pests, insects, and debris from settling in the water and clogging the filter.

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