Pure N Easy Hot Tub Solution Frequently Asked Questions

Anyone who chooses to soak in something natural. Those that may be sensitive to, or those who may have allergic reactions to the toxic chemicals in city water and or additives the hot tub industry promotes. A growing and loyal base of holistic-minded customers, people from all walks of life such as Naturopathic doctors, Medical doctors, nurses, chiropractors, lawyers, teachers, preachers, blue-collar and white collar all love to soak in the world's best mineral solution for hot tubs.  

4 to 6 months per each new fill up. During which small amounts of mineral supplementation and non-chlorine shock oxidizer along the way keep the water PURE and EASY to enjoy.

YES! Compared to traditional chemical sanitation routines, it is much less work! Most Hot tub   instruction manuals explain to balance your PH often, some even recommend daily.! Why? Because chlorine is engineered to work in a certain ph range, however adding chemicals often changes the range. So, you add additional products which create needs for other products. Catch 22 and a part time job!

Pure N Easy needs no PH balancing with city water and you will balance once with well water , then add the world’s best mineral solution and you will not have to balance the PH again  until the next fill up. 

3 oz per hundred gallons. 32 oz bottle will last a 200 to 400 gallon tub two fill ups with supplementations. 

Chlorine should be used once when you fill your hot tub. Approx.10ppm chlorine while your spa is heating up, then after 2-3 days, add the world’s best mineral solution for hot tubs. PNE will completely restructure and purify the water, changing the water's molecular structure and thus removing any remaining man-made synthetic chemicals, rendering them inert and harmless. 

Approximately  1 hour for the water to be completely purified and restructured ready for soaking. 

No. Pure N Easy will not harm you, your clothes, or your spa. 

Natural Ionic mineral water will not have the corrosive properties that toxic chemicals do. The fact that sitting in and or breathing toxic chemicals are not good for you or your spa. Full strength Chemical sanitation methods can be corrosive to the components. 

Pure N Easy mineral solution works to eliminate the deposits in your plumbing lines and prevents chemical buildup. 

YES, chemically bleached water is the only water that’s crystal clear. Mineral water has a very faint tint of brown, gray, or sometimes green. (Similar with white bleached table salt, void of mineral content. However nutritious table salt will always have color due to the mineral content.

YES, you will use Potassium sulfate Non-chlorine shock for hot tubs,  also known as spa oxidizer.  You may also try the following with Pure N Easy:

• Magnesium sulfate also know as Epsom salt. Dr teals brnd has many scents. 
• Hydrogen peroxide H2O2 in place of non-chlorine shock
• Ozone/O3 is common in most new hot tubs and works good with minerals

Because they are in the chemical sales business to pay for the store. Pool and spa stores nationally teach EPA guidelines for PUBLIC USE.     Is your hot tub open to the public?

No, it is not cost-effective for those larger volumes of water and pools that require different methods due to the constant exposure to the elements. 

It is if you're using toxic man-made chemicals chlorine/bromine etc., PH is super important then because chlorine/bromine chemicals are only effective within the PH range of 6.8 to 7.5. 

 Answer.       Pure N Easy purifies water in a Four-part natural process: 

1. Flocculation: When added to water, Pure N Easy causes dissolved, invisible impurities to come out of suspension. 
2. Coagulation: Next, the impurities are neutralized as they clump together and become insoluble. 
3. Precipitation: Once coagulated, the insoluble, neutralized impurities solidify as they precipitate out of the solution. 
4. Deposition: The precipitates settle and are deposited as sediment 

Answer.     Trademarked 10 years ago, Pure N Easy has millions of operating hours in hot tubs and swim spas.