Originated From
A1 Articles

Are spa pools unhealthy? Heat and chemicals?

Liked this question? Tell your friends about it

2 Answers

Order by
Oldest to Newest
Newest to Oldest
Votes

Generally I think the chemicals used in hot tub spas are pretty safe.  You do need to kill the bacteria, so of course that's a toxic situation, but the bromine and chlorine are made to be safe after a period of time (see your hot tub instructions), usually within eight hours.  And the healthy effects of soaking in hot tubs are hugely underrated. Laughing

 

The pool chemicals used in hot tubs, spas, and pools are safe for humans and animals when used in the proper doses. Make sure that the water is cleaned and sanitized with chlorine, algaecide, and balancing chemicals. A heated pool or spa will not hurt you when used in moderation. They are great for relieving pain in muscles and joints. Spa and pool heaters use heat from the fun, surrounding air, or a gas/propane heat source to warm the water and are completely safe.

Related Questions

Other people asked questions on similar topics, check out the answers they received:

Asked: I have an inground pool, 32ft by 16ft, 3 to ...

I have an inground pool, 32ft by 16ft, 3 to 7ft deep, my filter is a DE, which is 15yrs old. They don't make parts for it any more and I was thinking of changing to a cartridge filter. They say it is ...

Asked: How to run spa cheaply

How to run spa cheaply

Asked: How do i find my spa manufacture On the inside of ...

how do i find my spa manufacture On the inside of the spa is 30809007

More Questions

Converting to inground lap pool

I wouldn't recommend it. The above is a good start but isn't complete. Pools have stress working evenly in-to-out all the way around, with most of the weight at the bottom, and basements have stress working down from the edge where it was designed to carry walls. Pools have completely different ...

Will a wall mounted gas furnace heat an apartment

A smallish apartment, yes. A larger apartment, it might need some help.

Baquacilpoolchemicalswhat chemicals do i need to use weekly

The amount of pool chemicals that you need to add weekly depends on the concentration of certain factors in your water. You need to test your ph, alkalinity, calcium hardness, chlorine lever, stabilizer level, etc. and get them to the ideal chemical level .

Pool night water loss

Definitely possible, if the area of the pool is not huge, an inch or just above lodd of water is normal. Jamy Memory Foam