Water Chiller

Yes!

The insulated hose connects directly to the drainage system, and the outlet hose goes into the top of the ice bath.

Yes!

You may need a third-party connector to attach the hoses, but it's easy and inexpensive to get.

For optimal performance, clean your ice bath chiller’s filter every 2 to 3 weeks. Here’s how:

1. Remove the filter from the unit.
2. Rinse the filter and housing thoroughly using a brush, hot tap water, and dishwashing detergent.
3. Reinstall the filter—it’s that simple!

For a deeper clean:
If you want a stronger sanitising solution that keeps your ice bath cleaner for longer, food-grade hydrogen peroxide works best.

Simply:

• Mix with water in a spray bottle to acheive a 3%–6% dilution.
• Apply, scrub, then rinse well with water.

Regular cleaning keeps your chiller running efficiently and helps keep your water fresh!

30cm × 38cm × 32cm, weighs 18kg

The Portable Ozone Generator helps keep your ice bath water clean and fresh by naturally sanitising it. It works by producing ozone (O₃), a powerful disinfectant that kills bacteria, viruses, and algae without the need for harsh chemicals like chlorine.

Key Benefits:

• Eliminates Odors – Keeps water smelling fresh.
• Reduces Maintenance – Less cleaning and water changes.
• Chemical-Free – A natural alternative to traditional sanitisers.

1000 mg/h

Why should I use hydrogen peroxide to clean my chiller and ice bath?

Hydrogen peroxide is a natural disinfectant that kills bacteria, mold, and algae. Using a diluted solution helps break down organic buildup, keeping your ice bath and chiller cleaner for longer.

What concentration of hydrogen peroxide should I use?

A 3% to 6% hydrogen peroxide solution is safe and effective for cleaning. You can mix it with water in a spray bottle for easy application.

How do I make the cleaning solution?

• For a 3% solution: Use 3% hydrogen peroxide straight from the bottle (no dilution needed). You can find 3% hydrogen peroxide at most pharmacies, supermarkets, or online.
• For a stronger clean (up to 6%): Mix equal parts hydrogen peroxide and water (e.g., 1 cup hydrogen peroxide + 1 cup water) to dilute the hydrogen peroxide by half. For example if you purchased 12% hydrogen peroxide, diluting with an equal part of water will dilute it to 6%.

How do I clean my ice bath and thermal lid with hydrogen peroxide?

1. Empty the ice bath and remove any debris.
2. Spray the hydrogen peroxide solution generously on the interior surfaces, including the thermal lid.
3. Let it sit for a few minutes to break down algae, bacteria, and grime.
4. Scrub with a soft brush or sponge to remove any remaining buildup.
5. Rinse thoroughly with clean water before refilling.

How often should I deep clean my ice bath with hydrogen peroxide?

• With every water change: For regular maintenance and to keep your water cleaner for longer.
• After heavy use or visible buildup: If you notice algae, slime, or discolouration.

Is hydrogen peroxide safe for my ice bath materials?

Yes, hydrogen peroxide is safe for PVC and metal materials. Always rinse well after cleaning.

Will hydrogen peroxide affect the water quality?

No, once rinsed, it breaks down into water and oxygen, leaving no harmful residues.

Can I use hydrogen peroxide to keep the water clean between changes?

Yes, adding a small amount (½ cup of 3% hydrogen peroxide per 100L of water) can help inhibit algae and bacteria growth.

Where can I buy hydrogen peroxide?

You can find 3% hydrogen peroxide at most pharmacies, supermarkets, or online.

By following these steps, your ice bath will stay cleaner, fresher, and free from harmful buildup!