Rental chalet

Here is the color of the filtration membrane after a week of rental at the chalet.

The filter membrane represents the average waste collected.

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Unfold the membrane

Unfolding the membrane allows you to clearly see the quantity of accumulated waste. Here is a very representative example after a rental period of three days for five travelers.

This waste will decompose in the hot spa water. These organic compounds will give off bad odors. A large quantity of chlorine will be necessary to neutralize these wastes

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Rental chalet

Here, following another rental, the membrane is not too dirty. Snow covers the ground and little organic matter ends up in the water. In this case, a simple rinse with the garden hose will be adequate.

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Rental cottage two

See the amount of waste caught in the membrane.

In this more extreme case, I prefer to replace it. I will soak the room membrane for 12 hours in a small tank filled with a degreasing solution. I will then rinse it with the garden hose. It will be as clean as new.

The spa water being freed from waste, is softer and odorless.

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Using a washing machine

It is possible to use a washing machine to clean your membranes.

For optimal results, first soak them for 12 hours in a degreasing solution.

Although this method works effortlessly, it is not recommended because it degrades the fabric more quickly.

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