Using the BBB method in Spa

[bucky4835]

Ultimately, you just test and add enough chlorine to make sure you have some measurable amount (at least 1-2 ppm) just before your next soak. The actual amounts and bather load are more for my edification for when people ask for a rough rule-of-thumb just to get an idea of what they might expect.

Totally. Just for my info since I am new to this method, I am still going to keep track and then I will report back. Again, I am glad you guys are willing to help out even though its for a spa. Using this method has got me ecstatic again about using my spa. I had stopped using it for a long time just because I was tired of the chemicals and them making the water unenjoyable. I can't wait to get our pool and get it setup for next season.

Jim

[bucky4835]

Well, i was off a bit. I ended up using 15 oz of bleach last week and on track for the same amount or a bit more for this week. All in all, I am using a ton less chemicals as I did before and spending a lot less for them. The water is clear and I am not getting the nasty smell from it like with Baqua Spa and Brilliance for Spas. I definitely recommend this for other people who are considering this method for their spa. When we get our pool setup, I am sure I will like it just as much as I do know.

Jim

[PoolDoc]

Well, I'm glad it's working out for you!