Leisure Time Spa Up
Leisure Time Spa Up-Raises total alkalinity and pH
Helps raise total alkalinity and pH levels in hot tub water, supporting balanced chemistry and a more comfortable soaking experience. By helping stabilize water conditions, it can make routine spa maintenance easier and support the performance of other water-care products.
Use Spa Up as directed after testing your hot tub water. Always follow the product label for dosage, application, and safety instructions.
Use Spa 56 as directed along with regular water testing to help maintain proper sanitizer levels and balanced spa water. Always follow the product label for dosage, application, and safety instructions.
- Raises total alkalinity and prevents pH bounce
- Keep the total alkalinity in a spa between 80-120 ppm
- Works with chlorine, bromine, ozone and biguanide sanitizers
- BENEFITS: Increases water pH and alkalinity; maintains clean, clear sanitized water
- USE: Pour directly into spa water
- COMPATIBILITY: All sanitizers including chlorine and biguanide
What Spa Up Is Designed to Do
Leisure Time Spa Up is a water-care product used to increase total alkalinity and, in turn, help raise pH when spa water tests below the recommended range. These measures are related but not interchangeable. Total alkalinity helps buffer the water against rapid pH changes, while pH affects comfort and how effectively sanitizer works. Keeping both in balance supports a more consistent spa-care routine.
Test Before You Adjust
Start by testing the water with a suitable spa test strip or kit, following its instructions. Check total alkalinity and pH separately, then compare the results with the ranges recommended on your spa-care labels and equipment guidance. If alkalinity is low, correcting it first can make pH easier to manage. Avoid adding chemicals based on guesswork: spa volume, starting readings, and product concentrations all affect the amount required.
Adding the Product Carefully
Read the Leisure Time Spa Up label for the specific dose and application directions for your water volume. Add only the amount indicated, with the circulation system running if the label advises it. Never mix spa chemicals together, and do not add them in a way that could cause concentrated products to contact one another. Keep containers closed and stored safely, away from children and pets.
Retest and Make Gradual Changes
Allow the water to circulate for the period specified on the product label, then retest. If either reading remains outside the desired range, make another small adjustment only as directed, and test again before using the spa. Adding too much can push alkalinity or pH above target, so gradual correction is generally easier to control than a large dose.
Keep the Whole Water-Care Routine in View
Balanced readings are one part of spa maintenance, alongside sanitizer levels, filtration, and regular water replacement. Follow your spa manufacturer’s guidance and the product label, especially if readings remain unstable or the water looks cloudy. Consistent testing and measured adjustments help you manage water quality with confidence.