Everything you need to know about the origins and control of cloudy Jacuzzi water

More and more people nowadays enjoy having a jacuzzi in their own garden. An absolute luxury that can be enjoyed immensely during both the winter and summer months. Yet there is also a lot to take into account. Especially with the fact that jacuzzi water can be used for longer periods of time (max. 2-3 months).

The longer the same water is used, the more likely it is to become cloudy or even milky. To avoid having to change the water every so often and still keep hygiene high, it is therefore important to know what to do to keep the water clean. In this article, we will tell you everything you need to know.

Make sure you have a good spa filter

First of all, it is important to use good spa filters. Especially if a jacuzzi is used intensively. It is important that the water can be constantly filtered of hair and skin particles, dirt and other contaminants.Spa filters can be bought from different places. It is important that you purchase the right type of filter. Which is suitable for your jacuzzi or other brand of spa. There are also filters suitable for hot tubs and inflatable spas.

Because there is so much choice, it is important that you know what characteristics the filter should meet. You also need to know how to maintain the filter and when it needs replacing. So be well informed in the shop and take the advice carefully. That way you can be sure you won't get any unwelcome surprises.

Causes of cloudy water

But what if, despite the filter you use, you still suffer from cloudy water in the Jacuzzi? Then realise that cloudy water can have several causes. It does not matter whether you bubble a lot or little. If your water is cloudy, it immediately looks less inviting. This is mainly caused by pollution, but also by external conditions that can affect water quality.

Is cloudy water in your jacuzzi harmful?

But what if the jacuzzi water is cloudy? Does this immediately mean that it is no longer safe to bubble? Not necessarily. In most cases, it is due to the quality of the water in the jacuzzi not being up to scratch. It can also be caused by contamination from dirty feet. Or by residues of personal care products. When you start using a product like AquaFinesse or Aqua Excellent, the water can also become cloudy.

This is because these all-in-one products also clean the pipes. This process may only take a few weeks, but we recommend cleaning the pipes before using an all-in-one product. To do this, use a pipe cleaner. If the water is cloudy, it does not mean you cannot use the spa. Although some people probably feel more comfortable with this than others.

Still, caution is called for. Especially if the water quality has not been right for a long time and you are not sure what caused the cloudy water. After all, this could also be an indication that there are harmful bacteria in the water. In some cases, this can cause health problems for users.

Think, for example, of skin irritation or, in the worst case, pathogens. Therefore, it is important to address the problem as soon as possible and always test the water before using the Jacuzzi.