Jemill

Hi all you experts, The last three fills of my spa the PH climbs off the chart. I reduce it using a commercial PH reducer to acceptable levels of about 7.4. The TA is usually OK although low on the acceptable range, about 80-90. I treat the water daily with about 3 ozs. of Clorox and weekly with 1-2 oz each of Bright & Clear, Enzyme if needed, shock, and a reduced amount of Spa Perfect. What would cause the PH to be so high each week. Thanks for any help!

I've had my Caldera Niagra since the end of November and maintaining the water seems more difficult than it should be. Chlorine never lasts more than 24 hours and now I have an underwater fog going on. I was away for five days so the water wasn't maintained. When I returned last night, the water was pretty cloudy. I shocked it and now have everything in balance and added Leisure Time Bright & Clear, but it's still cloudy. Any thoughts are appreciated!

I've had my Caldera Niagra since the day before Thanksgiving and the dealer has just come out to check the water (nice service after the sale). After he pointed out that we had almost no chlorine (oops), he told my wife (I wasn't home at the time) that we should keep the temperature at 100 at all times. This would be easier on the heating unit since we use it almost every day. My concern is the cost. Any thoughts?