SWAMPY HOTTUB NEEDS A CLEAN 

Yeah, thinking the same. But on the other hand, even if it costs as much as a new one you still have all the hassle of emptying that disgusting cesspool, transportation to dump, go get a new one, set it up. And of course being a bit kinder to the environment.

It wasn’t as much as would it would be to buy a new one but enough to prevent him from letting it get like that again I’d imagine 😂

@@thepoolguyml that’s smart business 😅

Average price to replace that I see is about 1000 pounds. I doubt my man charged anything close to that to clean it...

@@thepoolguyml Just curious I presume if not using best plan is to pack it away for winter. I’m presuming owner didn’t touch or check chemical not sure on how regular testing is.

Upvote for the “holla at ya pool boy” for the work reference. 🎉😂❤

Lol laz-y

Ours stays up all year round and gets emptied once a month

Why would you pack it away what a waste of time buying it

My mam put ours away for a year, just got it out and it’s covered in stains that won’t come out, purple yellow and brown???

My biggest issue is whenever I empty mine for the winter is that water gets inside the "pockets" where all the small air holes are, and that water will not drain entirety no matter if letting all the air out, or whether storing the spa whilst it's still inflated, so that means that the water left inside there will eventually "rot" and become full of nasty germs, and how would be the best way to get rid of it????

Haha great description

Keeping water in the pool helps to prevent the liner from drying out, shrinking and cracking -google

Yeah but this is a air filled tub. So better let the water out, clean it, let it try and store it away in a try place over winter.. no big deal..

Thank you

I had to clean that one, but the customer has bought new ones since

The moron didn't bother to elaborate on any of that. The whole reason many of us came to this video is to see what chemical is used.

Found this link... good luck & may your towels stay warm. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-J5QJ8M572pw.html

he just says liner cleaner but he really needs to elaborate on what he's doing because the whole point of people coming to this video is to get advice on how to clean their own hot tub but if he doesn't tell you what the hell he used how are you going to do it? Useless video

I also want to know I am from Mexico and I haven't found a cleaner to remove the little stains

Toward the end he said liquid chlorine.

10:15

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They should of emptied it after thier last use before winter really

@@VSTV1993 exactly!

Left it open after it's last use and it sat like that for many months (likely over winter judging by the leaves and twigs that sank to the bottom). It'll get nasty once the chemicals evaporate from the water and algae and bacteria can start up... it basically turns into stagnant water you'd find in a bucket.

Im also wondering - how do you prevent that? Just emptying it?

Ideally yes. You should empty them and dry as much as possible then fold them away if your not going to use them in winter

Do you put chemicals in it? If you run straight water it'll get nasty quick, the chlorine evaporates very fast and it's quite low. I was able to keep a big inflatable pool crystal clear for a few summers using nothing but a light sprinkle of powdered shock every week, or after heavy use to keep chlorine levels up (Just used a cheap test kit to monitor it every once in a while so I wouldn't overdo it and make it smell like a public pool, haha. I never used any more chemicals than that, just kept it basic, however wrong that may have been. I think another chemical is often used for spas since the heat gives off more chlorine smell, (maybe it's bromine?) But I think you might be under treating or not treating if it's getting cloudy or slimy. I'm not a pro though.

@@volvo09 im using hgh chlorine tablets to treat the water but this doesnt seem to be working as the water gets milky just after 2 days of use. I will try your method with powdered shock and see if it works for me aswell. Thank you for responding to my comment. Ill let u know if it works haha.

I place 2 bromine tablets in the chemical dispenser every 2 weeks, change the filter every week, shock with chlorine free shock after each time the spa is used, add water clarifier 2x a week. Be sure your water hardness and pH are in check as well.

With a fan jet yes but the dirt blaster which spins a small precise jet of water is a bit risky, he didn't go to close tho.

Probably

I bloody hope it is

@@ro63rto 😂💩

It's dirt and skin oil, along with tannins from the leaves, leaves make water very brown.

Well, maybe the person who was just wanted the hot tub done

A job is a job, plus you don't know their life. Hiring a service is not 'lazy'.

A lot of people don't have the equipment or knowledge.

Leaves junk.. jsut stained it