At a private Mikva with Tri-State Mikva: Full Maintenance & Repairs for Private & Commercial Mikvas

Today we saw the beautiful China private Mikvah doing sport in zone holes in zone basement and someone do Shloime Davidson Finn Tri-State Mikvahs. He maintained the Mikvah beautiful and Shloime Davidson We all maintained a Mikvah to look gorgeous clean shine So you can one of the latest jobs to say good team lessons private Mikvah in our basement in our China holes in Lakewood Okay, this is a bonus. This is a It's going to get installed or does it have the coals make the hits? And I think it's in the tiles the design. Do with the top private shower with the speaker system. So Shloime, I know that you take care of this Mikvah and a lot of other Mikvahs commercial Mikvahs. First of all, tell us about a bit of what it is that you keep the the the water clean and so schmeckt fresh. How do you do that? So let's start with over here. We're in this private Mikvah over here. It's a beautiful Mikvah. It's maintained. People think that a private Mikvah is pushit green to maintain. It's very very complicated. A lot a lot more complicated than people think it is. I think it's like a pool. A pool needs maintenance. So it's very similar, but there's many factors that change that. Number one, it's a smaller body body of water kept at hotter temperatures. And it's to keep the walls clean. It's a tile on vinyl. It doesn't get the lines that it usually gets. If you look around my public the the big commercial Mikvahs, you see a much more that brown line. Like private Mikvahs, that happens just to keep that it's not so simple. We clean the walls every week. We make sure the floor is vacuumed. The chemicals are maintained balanced >> balanced perfectly. Shloime, let me ask you a question. I see this Mikvah. This is I think this is not a this is not a chlorine. This is a salt water system. >> So this system over here, let me show you. It's a salt system. This happens to be the filter itself. crystal crystal pool salt crystal salt. So this system happens to be very nice. It's very neat. Most of the pipes are hidden. Even the salt system which is all the way on bottom over there hidden that that produces the chlorine for the Mikvah. The system nicely mounted on the wall here, which is very very practical and convenient for a private Mikvah to have a salt system. It doesn't have a smell very much more >> but why do I see commercial don't have a salt system? They have like local chlorine. So the reason why we don't really recommend it so much in commercial, it's much much harder to maintain. It's harder to bring up the levels properly. For public for the big Mikvahs, we try it pushing for them to use a automatic feeder which just came back in stock now. They were out of stock for a while which it has it comes in with a little three little tubes. One tube tests the water 24 hours a day. One tube puts in the chlorine when it feels it's starting to get balanced, it puts it in which helps very very much for the smell in Mikvahs. When you walk into a Mikvah a lot of times you have even though Mikvahs that are perfectly clean up it's a schmeckt. It's simply it's from something called a chemical imbalance and this balances the water very very well. And we come in once a week to make sure your walls are cleaned. If the floor needs a vacuuming the feeders working properly refill it refill it. The filter needs to be cleaned. All the side little things that get overseen to help the Mikvah be perfect perfect at all times. What's the difference maintenance? I know it was twice a month Mikvah week guy. Do you do do do that also like maintenance on the filter? So eight of you tell them like you say it's always bad. It's very hard, but Baruch Hashem today's days we have solutions to everything. There's something called it's it's known as the Israeli filters, but there's many brands that >> Yeah, it's my five filters on an in the bar. So that's five pipes. >> sits in the corner it sits in the corner of the bar nicely. >> You do that as well? I put those in as well. Those filter 24 hours a day. So you don't have a problem with no filtration when people are using the Mikvah. And of course on those we do the maintenance also that's needed on the for the Mikvah cleaning the walls, the vacuuming. Those filters also need maintenance. The impellers need to be cleaned. Motors need to be changed. The filters need to be cleaned. We maintain those too. So how do you do this stuff at home and you come on this pit side cleaning, maintenance, fixing there's any issues? Do you do only over here in Lakewood or do you do this all over? Tri-State Mikvah. So I guess you do this all over. Monsey, Monroe, Brooklyn. Yes, I travel out of Lakewood. We travel to Borough Park, Monsey, Monroe, Williamsburg. So, for talk and text, the phone number is 845-706-2903. And I have this much clear design. I'm sure there's a need for this. Online shop.