Which starter kit do I need - chlorine or bromine?

Either system sanitises effectively. Bromine remains more stable in hot water and is gentler on skin, while chlorine acts faster at lower cost. Chlorine is the usual UK domestic choice when no preference exists.

How long does a starter kit last?

For a typical domestic spa, contents support the first fill and around two to three months of routine dosing. Actual duration depends on bather load and frequency of use.

Do I still need anything else?

Core water-treatment products are included. Once the spa's needs become clear, filter cleaner, foam control or clarifier can be purchased separately.

Are starter kits suitable for holiday-let hot tubs?

Yes. A kit places the chemicals expected by HSG282 routines together for each changeover, and includes strips for recording test results.

Deep Blue Spas Hot Tub Starter Kits

A first-fill hot tub routine is easier to stock as one starter box. Each kit combines sanitiser, shock, balancing products and test strips, with instructions that show how the products work together.

Products in this range

Deep Blue Spas Basic Chlorine Starter Kit
Deep Blue Spas Standard Chlorine Starter Kit
Deep Blue Spas Premium Chlorine Starter Kit
Deep Blue Spas Premium Plus Chlorine Starter Kit
Deep Blue Spas Basic Bromine Starter Kit
Deep Blue Spas Standard Bromine Starter Kit
Deep Blue Spas Premium Bromine Starter Kit
Deep Blue Spas Premium Plus Bromine Starter Kit