Hot tub sanitizers are very confusing. At the heart of that confusion, though, is whether or not bromine or chlorine is best.
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In truth, both bromine and chlorine have their pros and cons. I prefer bromine for my sanitizer as it holds up better in hot water than chlorine. It's a tad more expensive, but you'll have to add it less often, making the cost difference negligible.
Ass an added bonus, you also don't get as strong of a chlorine odor with bromine.
Articles on my website that go deeper into this topic:
What’s the Difference Between Bromine and Chlorine? - hottubownerhq....
Can I Use Chlorine Shock in a Bromine Spa? - hottubownerhq....
How Soon After Adding Chlorine or Bromine Can I Use a Hot Tub? - hottubownerhq....
Is it Safe to Go in a Hot Tub with High Chlorine? - hottubownerhq....
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3 окт 2024
