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Sundance Spas vs. Strong Spas Comparison Sundance Spas vs. Strong Spas: Comparison Analysis 1. Brand Reputation Sundance Spas: Established in 1979, Sundance Spas is a well-known and respected brand in the hot tub industry. Part of the Jacuzzi Brands family, which adds to its credibility and reputation for quality. Known for innovative designs, hydrotherapy features, and luxurious aesthetics. Strong Spas: Founded in 1996, Strong Spas is a newer brand compared to Sundance. Focuses on affordabil …

Sundance Spa Heater Replacement Guide How to Replace a Sundance Spa Heater Follow this step-by-step guide to replace the heater in your Sundance spa. If you're unsure about any step, consult a professional. Tools and Materials Needed Replacement heater (compatible with your Sundance spa model) Screwdrivers (Phillips and flathead) Adjustable wrench or pliers Teflon tape (for sealing threaded connections) Silicone lubricant (for O-rings) Bucket or towels (to catch water) Multimeter (to test elect …

Lifesmart vs. Dreammaker Spas Lifesmart vs. Dreammaker Spas Lifesmart Spas and Dreammaker Spas are both popular brands offering a range of hot tubs with different features and price points. Here's a comparison to help you decide which might be better for you: Lifesmart Spas Pros: Generally more affordable: Lifesmart spas tend to be budget-friendly, offering good value for the price. Plug-n-play options: Many Lifesmart models are designed for easy setup, plugging into a standard 110V outlet. Va …

UNDERSTANDING OPERATING MODES For Dr Wellness Topside Control Panels with 2 Pumps Your spa controls feature three operating modes to help you conserve energy and reduce costs. The ideal mode depends on how often you use the spa and the surrounding temperature.Ready Mode explained by SpaStore.com Water is always heated to the set temperature."Ready" is displayed on the controls.Spa is always ready for use.Pump 1 circulates water regularly for temperature consistency and sanitation.Rest …

How To Clean Out Your Clearwater Spas Plumbing Line And Jets 1) Fill spa. Make sure the water is at least 80 degrees and all jets, diverters, and waterfalls are in the open position. 2) SpaStore.com recommends 1 cup of bleach per 100 gallons of water = run jets for 15 minutes then let it sit for ONLY 45 minutes. Do not let it sit more than this allotted time. 3) Follow directions on back of bottle of Jet And Line Cleaner. Do not let it sit overnight. 4) Wipe entire shell surface and re …