Why is my cold plunge tub water cloudy?

Cloudy water in your cold plunge tub is usually a sign of poor water quality, often caused by inadequate filtration, high levels of contaminants, or imbalanced chemicals. This can happen if the filter is clogged or if there are not enough sanitizing agents in the water.

Cloudiness indicates that bacteria or organic material is present, which can lead to unpleasant odors and potential health risks. Regular testing of water chemistry is essential to keep the water safe and clear.

For example, after several uses without proper sanitation, your tub water may turn cloudy due to the accumulation of sweat, skin cells, and other particulates. Ensuring proper chemical levels will help prevent this issue.

Pro Tip: Add a clarifier to your tub if the water is cloudy, as this can help bind small particles together, making them easier to filter out.

However, if cloudy water persists after you’ve taken corrective measures, it might indicate a more serious issue with the filtration system that requires professional assistance.