How to Keep Hot Tub Water Clean Naturally

How to Keep Hot Tub Water Clean Naturally
Written By
Alicia Bodine
Alicia Bodine
Published: Feb 19, 2009
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
2 minute read

These chemicals often bother a person's skin. Fortunately there is something you can do to keep your water clean naturally so that your skin stays healthy.

  1. Purchase a bottle of Hot Tub Silver (see resources). One bottle costs $49.97 at most locations. This product is the only natural mineral, called colloidal silver, that is effective at killing germs, bacteria and fungus. It does not contain any chemicals and will not irritate your skin.

  2. Drain your hot tub water.

  3. Clean your hot tub as your normally would. This includes the jets. You are getting your hot tub ready to be re-filled and the water set up to stay clean.

  4. Fill your hot tub back up with fresh water.

  5. Add one 16.9 ounce bottle of Hot Tub Silver to your hot tub water. This product is all you will need. You will not have to add anything else to the water for the next three months.

  6. Change your hot tub water every 90 days. As soon as you fill the hot tub back up, add a new bottle of Hot Tub Silver. Your water will stay clear and clean.

The Drip Cap

  • Hot tubs are a great investment for any home owner.
  • The only problem with hot tubs is that their water won't stay clean unless chemicals are added.
  • Clean your hot tub as your normally would.
  • As soon as you fill the hot tub back up, add a new bottle of Hot Tub Silver.

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Melvin Green

Melvin Green

Alicia Bodine

Alicia Bodine has been a professional writer for 13 years. She has produced thousands of articles for online publications such as Demand Studios, GoBankingRates and WiseGeek. Bodine is passionate about gardening, travel, education and…

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