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Buying guide: hot tub filter and pipe cleaners
A dirty filter and scaled pipes make the water harder to keep clear, and the fix depends on which part needs work. A filter cleaner works on the filter itself, a pipe cleaner works on the plumbing, and a replacement filter has to match your tub's size, fitting style and part number.
Start with the job, because a filter cleaner is for the filter itself and a pipe cleaner is for scale, soap and sediment in the plumbing. Then check the product page for the method and the time it needs. If you are buying a replacement filter, match its size, fitting style and part number to your old one before you order.
You want a quick clean that gets the filter working again.
Check the product page for an instant or soak method, then rinse and let the filter dry before you refit it.
Browse hot tub filtersYou want a replacement that fits first time, without a second order.
Check the listed size, fitting style and part number against your old filter before you order.
Browse hot tub partsYou want the plumbing clear, so the sanitiser can work through the water.
Check the product page for its method, since one pipe cleaner is run through the full tub before it is drained and rinsed.
See hot tub cleanersYou want the filter and pipes on a set schedule, not a fix after cloudy water.
Check the product page for how often to use the product, and set a reminder for your filter clean and each water change.
See all hot tub chemicalsSend us the size, fitting style and part number of your current filter, along with your tub's make and model. Our team can help you check a replacement is compatible before you order.
Contact the teamThe questions below cover how often to clean a filter, whether a pipe cleaner can go on the filter, how to match a replacement, soaking or spraying, how long a filter lasts and what a filter cleaner removes.
Clean filters at least once a fortnight, and more often when first filling, after a flush or with heavy use. Check the schedule in your manual as well.
They are made for different jobs. A filter cleaner is for the filter, and a pipe cleaner is for scale, soap and sediment in the pipework, so follow the label for the job you need.
Check the size, the fitting style and the part number, then match them with your old filter. Some product pages cross-reference part numbers from several manufacturers, which helps when you are checking.
Some product pages describe a soak in filter cleaner solution as an alternative to a quick spray. Follow the product label, and let the filter dry before you refit it.
Filter life depends on how often the tub is used and how well the filter is cleaned. Check the replacement interval in your manual or on the product page, because it varies between filters.
One instant filter cleaner is listed as removing dirt, oil, grime, hair and bacteria from a filter. Check the product page for the method it uses before you buy.
Check the dimensions, seating and features on each product page before you order.
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