Wet & Wild Staff

Hi Jazser, One recommendation i have is try to add more spa down to the spa, dissolve first, but do NOT circulate. By doing so, the chemical creates an acid pocket within the spa and it seems to lower the TA faster than when it is circulating. I would only let it not circulate for about an hour or so. Im not sure how many gallons your working with but for a 350 gallon tub i would use around 3 oz. of a PH Decreasing chemical each dose. Try it out and see what you think. Good Luck!

There are many different types of wedding cake steps. The newer model steps usually give you hard resin supports to insert underneath the steps. I would consult whomever you bought the steps from and ask them. I may have different experiences with a similar step but not necessarily the type you purchased.

Just a little snippet about the wedding cake steps. They work great but make sure you have enough support underneath the steps. Over time the steps will sag and buckle the sides in but if you have supports under the steps you will be fine. Keep in mind that algae gets trapped in the enclosure. It may be worth while to direct your return jet towards the step to maximize circulation within the step. I guess it just depends on where you live .... if you dont get algae or any other veggy life in your pool then this will not apply to you. Good luck and have fun with your new Pool!