Spa jet holes and blower questions (waaaay too bubbly)

[stimpsonjcat]

There is plaster on the inside of the pipe?

Some of the pipes have pebble-coat in them (stuck on...chips free pretty easy with a butter knife), and some of them have overhanging globs of pebble-coat that would prevent the nozzles going in (harder to deal with and the reason I think I will drain the spa to below the jets to sort this out).

I have (1) nozzle in enough I think it won't asplode and will try a test as soon as possible.

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Those are just for directing flow. They won't change the strength much.

I am more concerned with minimizing the gigantic bubble action to something more reasonable than altering the strength.

Although I am confident I would score metric tons of points with the wife if I could find pulsating jets to fit in the existing pipes.

 

[BigEinAZ]

. . . I am confident I would score metric tons of points with the wife if I could find pulsating jets to fit in the existing pipes.

Hey, hey, hey. This is a family friendly forum . . .

 

[stimpsonjcat]

hey, hey, hey. This is a family friendly forum . . .

perv!

 

[mas985]

That is why it is surprising the PB did not put a threaded fitting on the end of the pipe so you could use spinners or other fittings.

 

[stimpsonjcat]

That is why it is surprising the PB did not put a threaded fitting on the end of the pipe so you could use spinners or other fittings.

It occurred to me I could probably turn adapters out of delrin to fit the pipe and have smaller ID threads to fit a stock jet OD thread.

These nozzles were cheaper than that.