High-bather-load-hot-tubs

High bather load

When bather loads super high might want to add chlorine and chemicals to clean out the filth, its probably better after a big party to jut empty out the tub and refill it. Chlorine does't oxidize everything. It's not going to get rid of the high TDS in the water from nasty bathers.

Depending on the size of the tub the more filth it can take. If the tub is a 275 gallon tub it probably will need to be flushed more often than a larger tub. At parties it's not just the bathers but the spilled drinks that almost always gets spilled in a tub. On average, about 6 drinks get spilled in a hot tub during a big backyard party in a 6 hour time period. If you average it out with whatever formula you use, its usually about 7 to 8 PPM for every person in the tub per hour. This will tell you how much chemical to put in the tub before and afterwards also.

Note: I don't want to add too much chlorine so people don't smell like chlorine when getting out of the tub. Just know that one bacterium is capable of turning into nearly a quarter billion bacterias in about 7 to 8 hours under the right conditions. It's better not to add too much at one time but just a little bit of chemical at a time. I do not leave the chemicals around because drunk people have put in the whole bottle before.