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jshowalter
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Post subject: Photos of a successful spa conversion from Baqua  Posted: September 11th, 2011, 7:09 pm |
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Our spa water was green, semi-opaque, and nasty.
Looks a *lot* better now, and the water feels and smells wonderful.
First scrubbed (gently) around the waterline with Baqua's shell cleaner to remove the brown deposits, drained, removed filter, refilled, added Spa System Flush, ran the jets, scooped foam with brown goo out, continued scooping until there was no more stained foam, drained, installed new filter, refilled, and started BBB.
Thank you everyone on this forum for the excellent advice!
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Dalandlord
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Post subject: Re: Photos of a successful spa conversion from Baqua Posted: September 11th, 2011, 8:31 pm |
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Looks Fabulous. Just currious what city are you in?
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jshowalter
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Post subject: Re: Photos of a successful spa conversion from Baqua Posted: October 11th, 2011, 7:30 pm |
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Dalandlord wrote: Looks Fabulous. Just currious what city are you in? Los Gatos, California.
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