FAQs
Simply BnB Hot Tubs & Pools
How often should I clean my hot tub?
The cleaning frequency depends on usage. Our experts suggest wiping down the waterline and checking water chemistry daily. Clean the filters every one to two weeks, and perform a deep clean (drain, clean, and refill) every three to four months. According to IBISWorld, there are 89,046 businesses in the swimming pool cleaning services industry in the United States. That is why we offer some of the highest-quality hot tub service available. Reach out to Simply BnB Hot Tubs & Pools today.How do I clean my hot tub filter?
Our experts suggest, for efficient hot tub service, rinse filters weekly with a garden hose to remove debris. Every month, spray with a filter cleaner, let it soak for 15 minutes, then rinse. Every three months, soak filters in a diluted filter cleaner for 12-24 hours to remove deep debris. Replace filters annually or every 10-15 cleanings, depending on wear.What's the best way to clean the hot tub shell?
Our team suggests draining the hot tub every three to four months and using a high-quality shell cleaner designed for spas. Avoid household cleaners, as they can disrupt water chemistry. Clean around jets to remove oils and biofilm, using a sponge with warm water or a mild vinegar solution for light scum. For more hot tub service tips, reach out to Simply BnB Hot Tubs & Pools to see how we can help!How do I prevent algae and bacteria in my hot tub?
Maintain proper sanitizer levels (chlorine at 3 ppm or bromine at 4 ppm) and keep pH between 7.2 and 7.8. Shock the water weekly with a non-chlorine or dichlor shock to kill bacteria and algae. Regularly clean filters and use a cover to prevent debris. An algaecide can be added for extra protection. To receive high-quality hot tub service, call Simply BnB Hot Tubs & Pools today!How do I clean my hot tub cover?
Proper hot tub service, suggested by our experts, includes cleaning the cover monthly with a solution of one part bleach to ten parts water, applied to the underside only to avoid damaging the UV protectant. Wipe it off and let it dry in the sun to prevent mold. Use a UV protectant spray seasonally to extend its lifespan.Why is my hot tub water cloudy, and how do I fix it?
Cloudy water often results from imbalanced chemistry, high total dissolved solids (TDS), or dirty filters. Test and adjust pH, alkalinity, and sanitizer levels. Shock the water and clean or replace filters. If unresolved, drain and refill the tub, as water may be oversaturated with contaminants. For expert hot tub service, reach out to Simply BnB Hot Tubs & Pools today!How do I remove biofilm from hot tub plumbing?
The experts at Simply BnB Hot Tubs & Pools suggest that before draining, add a plumbing cleaner or line flush to break down the biofilm. Let it circulate for 20 minutes or longer (up to overnight). Drain, rinse the system, and refill with fresh water. This should be done every three to four months during a deep clean to maintain water flow and hygiene. For more professional hot tub service options, call our team today!How often should I clean my pool?
We suggest skimming the surface and vacuuming the pool weekly to remove debris. Brush walls and steps every one to two weeks to prevent algae buildup. Clean the filter (cartridge, sand, or DE) monthly or when the pressure gauge shows an 8-10 PSI increase. Shock the pool weekly and test water chemistry two to three times per week. If you need any pool or hot tub service, reach out to our experts at Simply BnB Hot Tubs & Pools today!What's the best way to clean a pool filter?
For cartridge filters, rinse with a hose every two to four weeks and soak in a filter cleaner monthly. For sand or DE filters, backwash monthly or when pressure rises significantly. Replace cartridge filters every one to two years, and refresh sand or DE media per manufacturer guidelines (typically every five to seven years for sand). If you need your pool filter cleaned or any other hot tub service, reach out to Simply BnB Hot Tubs & Pools immediately!How do I keep my pool water clear and free of algae?
Our experts suggest maintaining chlorine levels at 1-3 ppm (or 2 ppm with cyanuric acid) and pH between 7.2-7.8. Shock the pool weekly to eliminate chloramines and contaminants. Ensure proper circulation by running the pump 8-12 hours daily, and use an algaecide preventatively. Keep the pool covered when not in use to reduce debris. If your water begins to become cloudy, reach out to our team at Simply BnB Hot Tubs & Pools for trusted pool and hot tub service today!