How to Get Rid of Biofilm in a Hot Tub

Losing chlorine or bromine quickly is a very common issue in hot tubs that may have biofilm build-up in the plumbing and jets. Biofilm is a group of microorganisms such as bacteria & fungus. **** Get the Oh Yuk Cleaner on Amazon that I demonstrate in this video: https://amzn.to/3pOVPb4 *Need 1-on-1 Help With Your Hot Tub?* I do live and video consultations so get all the info here - https://hottubownerhq.com/consultations/ Biofilm can gain a foothold deep inside the plumbing of your hot tub. When that happens, it’s harder for your sanitizer to clean this biofilm out. Your sanitizer is used up and wasted trying to kill and remove this biofilm. This causes your chlorine/bromine levels to be lower more often, and causes you to waste money adding them more frequently. It also created a potential hazard for the people soaking in your hot tub. Check out these articles on my website for more details on this and related problems: Why Does the Chlorine in My Hot Tub Disappear? - https://hottubownerhq.com/why-does-the-chlorine-in-my-hot-tub-disappear/ Hot Tub Water Cloudy and Smelly? Here’s How to Fix It! - https://hottubownerhq.com/hot-tub-water-cloudy-and-smelly/ The opinions stated on this channel are my opinions having owned, operated, fixed, and/or purchased hot tubs a total of 4 times. They should not, however, be considered professional advice on hot tub electrical systems, hot tub moving or installation, hot tub placement, or any other type of professional or legal advice. If you need professional or legal advice, you should seek out a qualified professional in your area. Some links contain what are called affiliate links. Affiliate links pay me a small commission if you purchase the product, but in no way increase the cost to you. It's just a nice way of saying thank you to me if you found my video helpful. Hot Tub Owner HQ is owned and operated by Jeff Campbell/Middle Class Dad. Middle Class Dad is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.