Owner Manual

5. Stain & Scale. Add 2 oz (2 tablespoons) of Stain & Scale to your spa water to protect
your hot tub pump and equipment by preventing mineral build up.
Tip 1: Keep the hot tub pump working for 30 minutes after your spa maintenance.Tip 2:
Test the quality of the spa waters with hot tub tester strips. The color patches that
appear after dipping in the spa will tell you if you need to add or countermand any of the
hot tub chemicals you used. ***PLEASE NOTE: CYANNA VALLEY SPAS DOES ‘NOT’
RECOMMEND THE USE OF ANY TYPE OF SALT WATER SYSTEM FOR
DISENFECTING THE WATER IN YOUR SPA.
Weekly Hot Tub Maintenance
This weekly spa maintenance should supplement your bi or tri-weekly spa maintenance
discussed below. In this step you will be adding hot tub chemicals to supplement the
initial maintenance you performed on the fresh water. These hot tub chemicals should
be tossed into the spa while the pump is working and the waters are bubbling.
1. Shock. Add 1 oz (1 tablespoon) of non chlorine based Shock to keep the oxidation
process going. This will eliminate odors by oxidizing dead organisms. This will also help
to keep your hot tub chemicals potent. Tip: For large hot tubs increase the dose to 2 oz
(2 tablespoons).
2. Stain & Scale. Add 1 oz (1 tablespoon) of Stain & Scale to keep protecting your hot
tub pump and equipment from mineral or metal buildup. Tip: For large hot tubs increase
the dose to 2 oz (2 tablespoons).
3. Bromine/Chlorine. Add Bromine or Chlorine tablets to your floater to keep the spa
waters sanitized. (If unit is “Not” ozone equipped). If your spa has an ozonator installed,
this step is not necessary.(NEVER MIX Bromine and Chlorine in the same body of
water)
Tip: Keep the hot tub pump working for 30 minutes after your spa maintenance.