What products do I need for my spa?
First, add a balancer to balance the water’s pH and hardness. Then, add sanitiser to kill bacteria and germs. After that, you’ll need to use a rapid shock chemical to clear build up of contaminants on a weekly basis. Be sure not to overuse shock as it can lower the pH of your spa too much, causing it to become acidic. What chemicals do I need for my Lay-Z-Spa? It is absolutely essential to sanitise the water and remove and prevent bacteria growth. For this you will need Chlorine. Balanced water chemistry takes into account the alkalinity and pH of your water, so you may require a pH reducer, pH increaser and an Alkalinity increaser.Without chemicals, the heat, changing temperatures and contaminants introduced by the bathers creates the perfect environment for bacteria to grow. So, we do recommend using hot tub chemicals in a lay-z-spa for your own safety and to keep the water in the best condition.
What is the most requested service in a spa?
If you’ve ever wondered what the most popular service in a spa is, let’s just say it’s the one that makes clients sigh with relief and whisper, Take my money. Spoiler alert: It’s massage therapy, and it’s not even close. But hey, facials and body wraps are putting up a good fight for that second-place ribbon. A spa treatment involves more than massages – body scrubs, water treatment, and alternative such treatments created to assist you to relax.The most common spa treatments are massages, manicures/pedicures and facials. However, you might also see offered such treatments as a body scrub/exfoliation, a fingers or toes file & polish (like a mini manicure or pedicure) or a scalp massage.Why massage remains the UK’s favourite spa treatment. With over half a million Google searches per month, massage therapy is the clear winner. It’s not just a luxury – regular massage offers proven physical and mental health benefits, explains Luke.