Remember the first time your parents took you swimming? I can still see the bright green water, smell the distinctive scent of the pool, and feel the sting in my eyes. Invigorating as the water is, I'll never forget that smell. Chlorine makes an effective sanitizer, but it is a sorry excuse for aromatherapy.Hot tubs and spas are meant to relieve stress. For the most part, they do just that. But as anyone who's been to Yellowstone knows; a pool of hot standing water is an apt Petri dish for growing all sorts of nasty organisms. Therefore, it's extremely important to keep a strict sanitation and maintenance schedule so you can relax and really enjoy your tub. Most people choose Chlorine-based sanitizers, and until last year, so had we. Thanks to Leisure Time Free sanitizer, our tub is cleaner and more clear than it has ever been - without the sting or stink of chlorine.
Free is a 100% chlorine-free system that uses a combination of biguanide and enzymatic scrubbing agents to clean and clear the water and digest organic oils. Biguanide sanitizer, originally developed as a surgical scrub, is gentle on eyes, hair, and skin. Best of all, it's virtually odor-free making it easy to add a touch of actual aromatherapy to your spa water.
The Free system is an easy three-step process, requiring regular weekly check-ups and maintenance. In our spa, Free keeps the water clear and safe for a solid 3 months without chemical smell, foam, or cloudy water. Additionally, the water feels softer and we exit the tub clean and refreshed, not rushing to the shower to rinse off the smelly chlorine.
You can buy the Free system at your local Pool and Spa store, or online at Amazon. You'll need all three compounds to get started (Control, Boost, and Free), and don't forget the Free test strips. Free is also available in a start up kit for about $35
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