You smell that? You might need to change your spa water.

That funky smell could mean a spa water change is long overdue! Yes, even though you test and treat your spa water regularly, you do need to drain the system and add fresh water 1-2 times a year depending on the frequency of use, maintenance, etc.Each filling of fresh water can only take so much in the way of treatment products before the water becomes overloaded. You’ll begin to notice a decrease in water clarity and an increase in residues. As the hot water in your hot tub evaporates overtime, you’re left with a higher ratio of treatment products to actual fresh water.Every month you should be testing and treating your spa water (Contact us for assistance). At the same time, you should be checking and cleaning your spa’s filtration system. After several months of regular maintenance, if your filters are noticeably dirtier and if your spa water begins to stink, those are good indications that it is time for a complete water drain. To maximize your total spa system flush, add a spa water flush product to the old water prior to draining. This will clean more of the junk and gunk out of the working parts and lines.Master Spas has engineered their hot tubs and swim spas to be the most sanitary and easiest to maintain spas on the market. Master Spas’ Mast3rPur Sanitation System makes maintenance easy, keeps water treatment additives to a minimum, and makes water replacement less frequent. Even still, adhere to a monthly (minimum) maintenance schedule. Fill out an Atlas Service Request Form if need be. Let our professional Master Spas technicians keep your hot tub or swim spa in tip top (unsmelly) shape.For those of you still shopping for the spa of your dreams - don’t be bamboozled by those selling cheap, inferior spas with imported, junk parts. These spas are less effective in providing therapy and fun, less efficient, require more maintenance, are prone to breakage, and ultimately cost you more in the long run.Master Spas are made in America, are built to perform, and built to last.