Baby tub using all three. I read the Bromine range is safe at the lowest, or below, the recommended range using together. Anyone else have an opinion regarding the test range outcome using all three?
Sanitizing with Bromine, Mineral Stick and Ozonator
- Thread starter She T
- Start date
- Jun 1, 2018
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- Pool Size
- 26000
- Surface
- Vinyl
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Hayward Aqua Rite (T-15)
At tfp we recommend using adequate sanitizer levels at all times regardless of ozone or mineral use. They should be considered as insurance but not to be relied upon as maintaining very low residual sanitizer means you risk having none very quickly once entering the tub.
Neither ozone or minerals sanitize the water quickly so you risk not only person to person transmission of pathogens but also their exponential growth.
For bromine the proper level to maintain is 4-6ppm.
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Neither ozone or minerals sanitize the water quickly so you risk not only person to person transmission of pathogens but also their exponential growth.
For bromine the proper level to maintain is 4-6ppm.
How do I use Bromine in my Spa or Hot Tub?
Originally Posted by waterbear There is a lot of misinformation on the proper way to use Bromine so I hope this primer is helpful. First, you need to establish a bromide reserve in the water. Bromine tablets can do it by themselves but it can take literally weeks until enough dissolves. Some...
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Ozone Systems - Further Reading
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That ozone info is decades old and half wrong.
This system IS approved by the CDC as a spa sanitizer. This has only stopped 1 person on here from arguing with me about whether it works or not.
Follow the manufacturers directions and you'll be fine. This is one of the top selling systems in new spas today and millions of people use it with no problems. TFP is a great resource, but there's more than a little dogma here.
