model 2014 what all do ineed tub liners anny additives to the water
70427
I use the white garbage bags for the liners that have the tie closure. I just use Epson salts until it says the right number.
70428
You need a deep basin (so that it covers the thing that you put in the water), liners (I used trash bags), sea salt.
70429
The bare minimum you would need with ordering this is a tub/basin, salt (table salt is fine), and water. That's it! If you want to keep things cleaner I recommend a liner (a small trash bag works fine).As for clean up, baking powder or bleach.
70430
I use a plastic dishpan, no liners clean up easy. If you want to use a plastic bag to line , it's up to you. The additive I use is sea. salt or plain salt or you can use Epsom salt just a little at a time until your reading is between 1.2 to 1.5. If you add too much salt add some more water.
70431
Use a plastic bag to slip over the tub that is large enough to allow you to fill water. However cleanup is easier without the liner. I use either sea salt or Epsom salts as the additive.
2241807
You have to expect they will collect some debris where the edge meets the tub. Periodically just pour some diluted bleach (1Tbs/gal water) over them. Mine have been on my tub for quite some time now & the surface & edges look like they did when I installed them. Just make sure the tub is clean & disinfected prior to installing the anti-skid circles/strips. Strip any remaining oils off with rubbing alcohol just prior to installation & you shouldn't have any problems with them sticking or bacteria growing under them. Otherwise bacteria on the tub surface will continue to grow under them & they will become discolored & spotty. You have to expect they will collect some debris where the edge meets the tub. Periodically just pour some diluted bleach (1Tbs/gal water) over them. Mine have been on my tub for quite some time now & the surface & edges look like they did when I installed them. Just make sure the tub is clean & disinfected prior to installing the anti-skid circles/strips. Strip any remaining oils off with rubbing alcohol just prior to installation & you shouldn't have any problems with them sticking or bacteria growing under them. Otherwise bacteria on the tub surface will continue to grow under them &... » Read More You have to expect they will collect some debris where the edge meets the tub. Periodically just pour some diluted bleach (1Tbs/gal water) over them. Mine have been on my tub for quite some time now & the surface & edges look like they did when I installed them. Just make sure the tub is clean & disinfected prior to installing the anti-skid circles/strips. Strip any remaining oils off with rubbing alcohol just prior to installation & you shouldn't have any problems with them sticking or bacteria growing under them. Otherwise bacteria on the tub surface will continue to grow under them & they will become discolored & spotty. « Show Less
1080451
I'm dealing with rust from water in tub and sinks. Don't know other apps. It worked like magic on my bathroom and worked well.
653054
from my reading of the literature that came with the product, there was no clear indication of what it would remove and to my mind the design is such that it might lead to contamination in the assembly process. sorry to say, but I suggest you look for another product if you have concerns about water safety
988985
The Water Tech Catfish vaccum is great for above-ground pools. That is what I have. It does not hurt the liner. So far ,I have no problems with it.
2134382
The liner appears to be designed for that purpose. The old rusted tub should be large enough to permit the liner to fit into it. Check the dimensions of your old tub and the liner and be aware that since it is plastic, it doesn't have to be exact. I did NOT attach mine to the old tub, so I can lift the liner out to pour out the last little bit of what is in it.
1950599
The 2014 model is unchanged for the last couple of years. I installed the splash guards but they may be more for looks than really doing any good.
607387
either fabric or plastic liner goes inside tub to keep water from going outside tub or on floorfabric liner is water resistant
256521
Pamela we have used the Kem=Tek 616-6 and also a smaller version on our Vinyl Pool liner without any problems. Sol & Mir in Bethpage NY
761963
Do not use it without the liner! It is not meant to be used that way, and frankly, it already performs very well. Use it as intended, for client safety if for nothing else.
1024088
No, they are not. It is a hassle to use the liners. On the other hand, if you don't use them the tub gets dirty and you have to clean it after every use. I personally don'T care because I have to empty the water anyway. So I just bring it in the bath, empty it, and I clean it using Ajax(any powder detergent works), or Clr for the bathroom. If you are light hearted, you may want to use the liners because the water tends to be smelly.
1456498
I use a powdered chlorine once a week and this in between. I have a silver filter on my hottub.
941140
There's no mess,but there may be alittle residue during treatment. Use a liner.
561615
There is a clean cycle built into the machine. Put tube into clean water and push the clean cycle. There is also powder to be desolved into water also. It all comes with the machine. Great machine!
1456497
This is just the oxidizer, that you throw in after using the hot tub. You also need to use either bromine or chlorine.
1352136
I found this information re essential oils in these units. The use of water additives, such as ethereal/essential oils, fragrances, eucalyptus, water conditioners etc. will damage the appliance materials and as a consequence the whole unit. Any use of such additives will void the manufacturer's warranty.
1412557
no need to empty water. Just add salt to current tub. Unless of course the water is due to be changed.