There’s nothing quite so relaxing as slipping into a spa after a long day’s work. As you sit back, close your eyes and begin to enjoy the bubbling warm water, the last thing you want to think about is water quality and chemical balance.

Just as you change the oil in your car, spas require a certain amount of maintenance. Many spa technicians are unaware that an ozone generator in a standard portable spa must be serviced every three years, so to compensate for the resulting degradation of water quality over time they often resort to adding chemicals. Maintaining your spa ozone generator ensures that the spa won’t be overdosed with chlorine, won’t be contaminated with bacteria, viruses and chemical byproducts, and your skin won’t be dry and irritated after an evening of relaxation.

How do I know that my spa ozonator is functioning properly? Download Ozone Test Kit Instructions