Keeping your hot tub clean and working normally is super important if you want to continue enjoying your spa for many years to come. A key aspect of hot tub maintenance is checking the sanitiser, pH and total alkalinity levels on a regular basis.
This might all sound very technical and scientific, but don’t panic - fortunately there are hot tub test strips that can do most of the work for us.
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Yes, you can use a hot tub in winter - it can be a cosy way to get warm on a cold day!
As the colder temperatures of winter start to bite, the warmth of a hot tub looks ever more inviting. You may, however, be wondering if you can safely use your hot tub in winter. The short answer is yes! This is common in cold areas like Canada and Scandinavia, and a great way to relax in the UK. However, if you want to know if you can safely use a hot tub in winter, the answer is a bit more complicated. After all, winter weather can damage a lot of outdoor furniture, including hot tubs.
Our hot tub experts have got some great tips on how to safely use a hot tub in winter while getting the most out of the experience. We've put these together into the ultimate guide on winter hot tubs, which you can read below!
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Wondering why your hot tub water has turned green? This is usually due to issues with algae or your hot tub chemicals. Cast your mind back to the Rio Olympics of 2016: remember how the swimming pools turned green? The same thing can happen to your hot tub.
Don't worry - we can explain why your hot tub water is green, and how to fix it.
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