Accessories
Find all the accessories you need for your hot tub at Townley Pool and Spa.
Hot tub water care is the most important maintenance issue for spa owners.
You’ll find products to help you solve common problems at Townley Pool and Spa.
Don’t forget, you can also bring a water sample to our store, and we’ll test it for you. Then, we’ll print a computerized report to help you get you the right products to properly maintain your water.
In a spa, you add sanitizers to control the growth of bacteria and algae.
The warm water environment of the spa is conducive to growth, making sanitization essential to having a clean spa for bathers.
Although the chemical reactions that occur to sanitize a spa are the same as in a pool, the reactions in a spa happen at a much faster rate.
Chemicals become more reactive and tend to be used up more quickly than in a pool, requiring frequent chemical additions to maintain proper sanitizer residuals.
Brominating Concentrate
Chlorinating Concentrate
Brominating Tablets
When people use spas, they leave undesirable compounds like body oils, perspiration and cosmetics that can irritate skin, burn eyes and create odors. Oxidizing, also known as shocking the water, removes these compounds and restores water clarity and comfort.
Isn’t shocking just for when your water has a problem?
No, shocking should be part of your regular spa maintenance. While it does help with troubleshooting, routine treatment helps provide the correct chemical balance your spa water needs to keep the water clear, odor-free and comfortable. Shocking should be done weekly in most spas and more frequently for heavily used or commercial spas.
Enhanced Shock
*15 minutes is only recommended as long as the free chlorine or bromine does not exceed label recommendation.
Spa Shock
*15 minutes is only recommended as long as the free chlorine or bromine does not exceed label recommendation.
Balancing your spa water is necessary as balancers control scale, adjust pH and total alkalinity and correct mineral imbalances.
How important is pH really?
Having the correct pH level in your spa is crucial to your soakers’ comfort and also protects your equipment from corrosion and scale. The ideal pH is 7.2-7.6. If the pH is too high or too low it can cause those pesky red, itchy eyes!
Enhanced ShockSpa Sentry®*
*Spa Sentry® should not be used in spas with plaster finishes or grouting that contains calcium or spas using Soft Soak®.
pH Increaser
pH Decreaser
Total Alkalinity Increaser
Calcium Hardness Increaser
Prepare yourself for a special spa experience with Soft Soak, SpaGuard’s bromine-free, chlorine-free spa care system that only requires your attention a few minutes a week. Soft Soak provides a wonderfully soft, soothing and gentle spa environment.
Can my water be sanitized without chlorine or bromine?
Yes, chlorine and bromine are not the only sanitizers that can be used to treat spa water.
Biguanide is also an effective sanitizer that kills bacteria while keeping the water soft. Biguanide doesn’t degrade with sunlight, temperature, or affect pH like traditional chlorine sanitizers can. This means easier use!
Soft Soak® Sanitizer
Soft Soak® Shock-Oxidizer
Soft Soak® Conditioner
Soft Soak® Stain & Scale Control
Soft Soak® Filter Cleaner
Soft Soak® TRIO™ makes spa care simple with pre-measured packets that eliminate the guesswork. Plus, the easy step numbers let you know exactly when to add them. This system works to:
TRIO was made for the spas that hold 350-450 gallons of water, and it’s highly recommended for new spa owners.
Soft Soak® TRIO™ Enhancing Water Softener
Soft Soak® TRIO™ Weekly Softener & Clarifier
Soft Soak® TRIO™ Restoring Spa Cleanser
Find all the accessories you need for your hot tub at Townley Pool and Spa.
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Keep your hot tub water clean and clear all year long with products from Townley Pool and Spa.