Chlorine & Your Jacuzzi
Checking the PH of Your Jacuzzi
Alkalinity & Your Jacuzzi
Cleaning the Tiles in a Jacuzzi
Cleaning the Walls in a Jacuzzi
Cleaning a Skimmer Basket in a Jacuzzi
Jacuzzi Pump Maintenance
Skim a Jacuzzi
Jacuzzi Filter Maintenance
Vacuum a Jacuzzi: Part 1
Vacuum a Jacuzzi: Part 2
Jacuzzis & Autochlorinators
Jacuzzi Maintenance & Safety
Start Up Your Jacuzzi
Check for Chemicals in Your Hot Tub
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Summary: Skim a Jacuzzi. Jacuzzi maintenance and cleaning tips.
Francisco Cales is the owner of Pool Inspectors, a pool construction and maintenance company in Tampa, Fl.read more
"Hi this is Francisco Cales of Tampa, Florida with Expert Village and our theme for today is basic spa maintenance. It is also very important to go ahead and skim and remove as much debris as you can from your spa. I am going to be using the 18 inch red baron net at the end of it. When skimming your spa, start from one side and work your way around turn around and get all the rest of the debris off of it. Before skimming we had already brushed our pool so all of the debris would be mostly in one spot. If we had any large debris that would be difficult to suck up with the vacuum we could easily suck it up or scoop it up with our net."
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