Has anyone tried to place something near the intake of the blower that would emit a fragrant aroma? My thought is that this would then come through the bubbles on the other side and produce a pleasant scent in the spa.
Spa scent (aromatherapy) via the blower
- Thread starter PascagoulaPool
- Start date
- May 23, 2015
- 25,674
- Pool Size
- 16000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair Intellichlor IC-60
You could try and let us know. I don’t think it will hurt anything but you may inadvertently attract more bugs to the spa if it’s a scent they like.
I suggest trying one of those car deodorizes and going with “New Car Smell”
I suggest trying one of those car deodorizes and going with “New Car Smell”
NOOOOOOO!!!
First off, if you have an odor you are trying to cover then you are doing something wrong. Your spa should not smell.
Second, you cannot aerate the water without transferring some of that scent to the water. Want to swim in fragrance? Drop a car deodorizer in the filter well.
Third, liquid scents that survive oxidation survive soap too. Better like that scent, because it's your new perfume.
These are my personal opinions. Many people use scents without complaint.
First off, if you have an odor you are trying to cover then you are doing something wrong. Your spa should not smell.
Second, you cannot aerate the water without transferring some of that scent to the water. Want to swim in fragrance? Drop a car deodorizer in the filter well.
Third, liquid scents that survive oxidation survive soap too. Better like that scent, because it's your new perfume.
These are my personal opinions. Many people use scents without complaint.
