Recent content by edwin2014

Clear, so I need a 1/2 to 1/4 adapter

But if the baljoint is 1/2 female (non-tapered) and the injector is 1/2 or 3/8 (male) then the only one that would be possible is a 1/2 (male, non tapered) to 3/8 (female, tapered) adaptor or do i misunderstand you?

Hi trivetman. Thanks for your info. Thread are the same. Somehow it's has become the standard in hvac so also for waterworks. Which line should I need for chlorine? Second. I have female 1/2 at the ball valve but not tapered. So I probably need a 1/2 straight to 3/8 tapered adapter to get a...

@trivetman. Yes, if you would. Totally missed the posts and had a few other things on my mind so i did not search back to my post. My challenge is the connection from the stenner to the mentioned ball valve. I just noticed the link i gave was a bit hard to understand (multiple models) but the...

Really, no one?

I am the owner of an great Artic Klondike and running it the tfp method with chlorine an hydrochloric acid. In one of the pipes I made a T-fitting where a ball valve (VDL PVC Kogelkraan 2 x binnendraad - PVCbuis) is attached to which a hose goes to a perstaltic pump (Slangenpomp MP2-R (01-03) -...

Even if it is a new tub, do a good clean with ahhsome. Everytime is use it my tub is using less chlorine.

Here also someoneho is disappointed by the decision to drop tapatalk. Same thing, following multiple forums is now harder to do. Please reconsider.

My spa is running without ozonator and with chlorine via a sort of stenner. Filtering twice a day and when filtering it gets some chlorine. After use we put manual chlorine in the spa. At the start some fiddling but now it's easy. This way it can be left alone for weeks when on vacation. After...

Bed style seats are also very nice. It gives you the opportunity to lay/sit comfortably with a drink or a book. Also saves water. Somebody recommended me to look out for these kind of seats and he was so right. I think they (I've got 2) are the most used seats.

I bought a 7 year old arctic spa and I love it!

Ahhsome cleaner? Did remove all the brown stuff from my spa. It took a few rounds but now it's total clean inside the tubbing (at least it doesn't show anymore)

I've got a arctic Klondike above ground spa and it is running 24/7 at 39c. Only exception is long vacations when I lower to 25c. You need the power on to keep circulation for disaffection, in my case chlorine, and frost prevention. Total electricity cost about $40 each month.

And your CYA?

That's a really deep pool!