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As an all-in-one spa and hot tub treatment kit, the SpaBoss Hot Tub Chemical Starter Kit has everything you need to get your spa or hot tub up and running — and ensure it is always safe and ready to use. As a six-piece hot tub treatment kit, it’s quite an economical option, too!
The Hot Tub Chemical Starter Kit (SKU: X777700) includes:
- Granular pH Plus (1.5 lbs)
- Granular pH Minus (2 lbs)
- Granular Non-Chlorine Shock (2 lbs)
- Granular Chlor-Aid (2 lbs)
- Liquid Prevent II (16 oz)
- AquaChek Test Strips (50 Strips)
The ModStep 2XL is the only step in the industry that offers a wide landing platform that is safe and attractive. The large 24” x 35” top platform includes a non-slip, rubber tread to prevent slipping. Built with a powder-coated aluminum frame and polymer treads, the ModStep 2XL is the sturdiest, safest and strongest two-tier step on the market. The easy to attach handrail helps ensure the spa user is able to safely and easily enter and exit their spa.
The Extended Pivot Arm for CoverMate I is one of the parts that makes up this model of a hydraulic cover lifter. This Extended Pivot Arm has SKU# 100591 and is a replacement part for the CoverMate I, which is sold here by Master Spa Parts. It is recommended that you do not use the CoverMate I during high winds as to protect the cover and the hydraulic cover lifter from possible damage.
Master Spa Parts customers love our Eco Pur Filter for Twilight Spas. These are available for a number of models, excluding TS120 and TS240. In a field crowded by inferior mineral filters, the Eco Pur filters by Master Spas truly stand apart from the rest. For those who own a model of Twilight Spas, using a mineral filter can help you cut back on chlorine use while also getting your spa or hot tub sparkling clean.







