A Swim Spa is a larger body of water that is cooler then a regular hot tub, and usually has more active swimming happening in it. The formulation of the Swim Spa Cube is designed for the cooler temperatures and would not have the same affect in a hot tub. The Swim Spa Mineraluxe Cube… Read More»
Mineraluxe Cube is infused with a number of natural moisturizers and conditioners that leave your body feeling soft and hydrated after use! So lets maintain our hot tubs with Mineraluxe! Maintain proper water balance by testing and adjusting pH regularly as well as Alkalinity and Chlorine on a periodic basis. Once a week, apply 1… Read More»
What is Mineraluxe? The Mineraluxe System is a simple weekly treatment of one Mineraluxe Cube, advanced fusion of proprietary minerals, one pouch of Mineraluxe Oxygen to deep cleanse bathers wastes, providing unparalelled water clarity and your choice of sanitizers. Sanitizers include Bromating Granules or Tablets, and Chlorinating Granules or Tables. The Mineraluxe Suite of accessory products… Read More»
Today we giving Mineraluxe some much needed love and attention! <3 Mineraluxe is the only hot tub treatment system that is hypo-allergenic! This means that people who have skin conditions or other health issues can still use the hot tub without being negatively affected by its chemicals! This system is one of the easiest, most natural… Read More»
Draining and refilling your hot tub on a regular basis will save you time, money on chemicals. Fresh water yields are most comfortable. The average person will refill their hot tub every 6 – 8 weeks.
People start closing their pools in late August and some keep them open all the way until mid-October. Mostly it just based on personal preference, but here in Winnipeg, temperature is a huge factor. We tend to cool down a little bit by the beginning of September, people are going back to school, and this… Read More»
What is a chlorine demand and how do you know if you have one? A chlorine demand is the difference between the amount of chlorine added to the water (total chlorine) and the residual amount of chlorine after a given amount of time (free chlorine.) Usually your total and free chlorine numbers will be matching.… Read More»
Hey there fellow pool swimmers! Today we’ve got metals in our pool and we are going to tell you what we are going to do about it! Having to much metal in the pool can cause unsightly stains on your liner from metal staining. There are 2 things that cause this, alkalinity and pH. When… Read More»
Hey there fellow pool swimmers! Today we’ve got metals in our pool and we are going to tell you what we are going to do about it! Having to much metal in the pool can cause unsightly stains on your liner from metal staining. There are 2 things that cause this, alkalinity and pH. When… Read More»
As your white walk-in steps age, they become porus and will absorb pigments and tannins. This natually occurs from trace metals and organics that are in your pool. Today we are going to talk about stair whitening and how to achieve this.
