Springs of the Urmanczy bath was analyzed by professor Löbisch of Innsbruck in 1882. The chemical properties of water are similar to those of Rudas Baths and Gellert in Budapest. The curative effect of the water rich in magnesium, calcium and natrium-carbonates with low radioactivity was left forgotten, although the old books mentions it curative qualities. In 1941 Sandor Aba was recommending the use of water internal to treat inflammations of the stomach, intestinal, and respiratory tract. Bath treatments were indicated in the case of rheumatic and muscular disorders, rehabilitations after accidents, chronic gynecological diseases, but for diseases of the nevous systeme (anemia, neurasthenia, stress).

The odorless water of the Urmanczy bath was recomended also for patients suffering of blood circulation disorders, and for whom a warmer water treatment can harm.

The official the procedure for the recognition of the balneological properties of the water is in progress.

The constantly exchanging water of the Urmanczy bath are alimentated from two main springs, the rest of the waters are rising directly from the little pebbles on the ground of the bazines.

Analyzed components Small spring Big spring Methods of analysis
pH 6,78 6,84 MSZ 448-22:1985
Conductivity 20oC (us/cm) 1231 1279 MSZ 448-32:1977
KOIps (mg/l) 0,24 0,32 MSZ 448-20:1991
Ammonium (mg/l) < 0,05 < 0,05 MSZ ISO 7150-1:1992
Nitrite (mg/l) < 0,05 < 0,05 MSZ 448-12:1982
Nitrate (mg/l) < 1 < 1 MSZ 448-12:1982
Chloride (mg/l) 204 226 MSZ 448-15:1982
Sulphate (mg/l) 13 12 MSZ 448-13:1983
Alkalinity (p/m) (mmol/l) 11,7 12,4 MSZ 448-11:1986
Total durity 305 313 MSZ 448-21:1986
Ca (mg/l) 134 144 MSZ 448-3:1985
Mg (mg/l) 51 48 MSZ 448-3:1985
Fluoride (mg/l) 0,40 0,25 MSZ 448-17:1986
Bor (mg/l) 1,36 1,53 MSZ 10889-2_1981
Iron (mg/l) 0,027 0,038 MSZ 448-4:1983
Mn (mg/l) 0,020 < 0,02 MSZ 1484-2:1993
Na (mg/l) 166 169 MSZ 1484-3:2006
Potassium (mg/l) 14,4 15,5 MSZ 1484-3:2006