What about Option Sanitizers such as Ionizers, Ozone or UV Light Systems

John Keirstead shares his experience with three additional sanitizers for hot tubs, swim spas or pools: Ionizers, Ozone Systems and UV Light Systems.

[tsuchan]

Some videos say that it depends on the frequency of UV light whether it destroys chlorine. For me, UV light is the most important, although not a single solution. I understand from a Jacuzzi promotional video that all their hot tubs are fitted with UV light sanitisation.

[TheLumberJacked]

There is a health Canada approved product called Ocion Blue. This is used instead of the in-line ionizer that you pictured early in the video. The nice thing about it is hat copper can be measured in the water and the test strips work really well. It’s very easy to maintain 1.0 ppm of the product. It lasts a long time. Just do an occasional top up and the levels are so low and not constantly being generated so you don’t really need to worry about having too much and then all of it precipitating out.

I found it dead easy to put my tub in cruise control when I go away. Water was perfect when we came home.

Now it says it’s health Canada approved but I have not independently verified that. I would doubt they would tempt fate with a baseless claim since CFI Agents would descend on their carcass with alacrity.

My experience with the product has been excellent. Definitely worth bringing in the product as an option for a secondary water treatment that supports chlorine well.

[aarontassin]

Ugh whats up with the awful buzzing hissing sound..