10 Tips to Extend the Life of Your Hot Tub Cover
Hot tub covers are essential for every hot tub owner to keep energy costs low protect your tub from the elements and maintain a safe environment The typic...
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5 Tips on How to Make Hot Tubbing a Habit
As hot tub owners we all go through different phases of use with our spasFirst we are filled with excitement and enjoy it every chance we getThen just lik...
Do Swim Spas Use a lot of Electricity?
There are several factors that will dictate the amount of electricity you’ll end up using when running a swim spa, how often you plan to use it will likely be the most important one.
Is It Worth Having a Sauna at Home?
The biggest benefit of an at home sauna is that it allows you to have a luxurious spa-like retreat in the convenience of your own home.
Are Hot Tubs Difficult to Maintain?
Hot tubs really aren’t all that difficult to care for and maintain. You’ll need a basic understanding of water chemistry and a simple testing and cleaning schedule.
What’s the Best Sauna for Home Use?
If you’re buying a sauna you’ll want to consider: where it'll be installed, how many people will use it and what heat source and materials you’d like.
How Long Does a Hot Tub Last?
On average, a hot tub can last anywhere from 5 to 20+ years. The two factors that affect the lifespan of a tub are the quality of the materials of the spa itself and how well it is maintained.
Are Swim Spas Easy to Maintain?
If you have experience caring for a pool or a hot tub then you'll already be familiar with many of the maintenance needs for a swim spa. While slightly different, swim spas are quite easy to care for and maintain.
Can You Put a Bath Bomb in a Hot Tub?
Traditional bath bombs are usually made with ingredients that clog filters, disrupt pH balance and cause damage to your tub. Luckily there are spa safe options.
Should I Shower After I Use a Sauna?
Regardless if you’re planning to use a public or a personal sauna, it’s usually a good idea to shower before and after your session to prevent spreading and picking up germs and bacteria.