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By combining chlorine, bromine or hydrogen peroxide with ozone, your cold plunge's water quality gets a significant boost. Not only does ozone wipe out germs and clean out impurities, but it also helps clump together dissolved solids, making it simpler for your cold plunge's filter to remove them.

Using ozone in your cold plunge results in water that's cleaner, clearer, and feels smoother.

Additionally, ozone keeps calcium from bonding in your cold plunge water (a process called chelation). Users often notice that the water feels softer on their skin, all thanks to ozone.

Important Ozone Use Reminder:

For your safety, remember to use ozone only in well-ventilated areas. Proper ventilation is crucial to avoid excessive ozone exposure.

After running ozone in your cold plunge system, it's vital to wait at least 1 hour before entering the water. This waiting period allows for the complete dissipation of ozone, ensuring a safe and enjoyable cold plunge experience.

Prioritize safety by adhering to these guidelines for ozone use in your cold plunge.

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