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i recently saw a discussion started by a new member about being able to swim with ls. then i remembered we've had outdoor spas since 1994. currently living in a rental house and building a house which should be (fingers crossed) ready to move on mid october and already picked out the spa we want. any concerns about ls and a spa? thanks everyone.
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deb09833 eileen59440
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Yes you can swim - just don't sit around in a wet cozzie. I would suggest you go with salt water as opposed to chlorine too. Good luck and enjoy your spa 😎
eileen59440 deb09833
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i never used salt water in my hot tub - not sure it's recommended. i could just leave out all chemicals.
deb09833 eileen59440
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hanny32508 eileen59440
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Depending - I believe that the chemicals are harmful.
Therefore, I think that the saltwater suggestion makes sense.
?Last week I sat in natural Hot Spring. That is filtered mineral water. It was very soothing and 'no harm done'. Actually, I think I benefitted from it.
?But wish to emphasize the word: natural.
eileen59440 hanny32508
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thanks for the input. some spa manufacturers might not honor a guarantee if it's not maintained according to their instructions. but heck with that - i'll just leave them out. the spa we're getting as what's called an ozonator that filters the water.