Why Your Hot Tub Might Be Harming Your Skin (And How to Prevent It)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- Hot tub rash, bacteria, imbalanced pH and sanitizer levels can all wreak havoc on your skin when soaking in your hot tub. Here's what to look out for, how to stop it before it starts and what to do if you already have issues with skin irritation in your hot tub.
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Hi Jeff, another informative vid. As I mentioned before, I've had a reaction to chlorine, and have recently swapped over to bromine. I still do react slightly, but counter act this wish a shower straight after my dip in the tub. I then moisturise with aloe vera cream with a few drops of lavender oil in. The cream is from a cheapo store, at only £1 for 500ml. The results are amazing. Big Steve, East Yorkshire, England.
Hi, I would advise you to shower as well before you go into the hottub.
Hi Pete, yes we do that as a matter of course@@Peter-Alexander
Where's the list of chemicals you use in your spa that you mentioned in the video? I wish to know the floater and bromine brand(s) you use? Thanks.
Curious how you know if the skin irritation is bad water or Bromine too high? You said poor water chemistry but can't people still be allergic to bromine or chlorine and water chemistry not make a difference?