Hot tubs provide a number of benefits for your whole body—and yes, that includes your skin!
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If you plan on going away this winter or just don’t fancy using your hot tub over the winter months, you will need to know how to winterise your hot tub to protect it from damage. Winterising your hot tub involves cleaning and drying the whole hot tub to prevent damage while it is not in use and prepare the tub for winter.
We've put together this step-by-step guide to help you winterise your hot tub before the cold weather really hits, so that your spa can be back up and running when the weather warms up again!
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Yes! Hot tubs are ideal for easing back pain. In fact, using hot water as a form of therapy for pain dates back to ancient times where Egyptians, Romans and Greeks used hot baths and springs to ease their ailments. But why are hot tubs so good at treating back pain? Read on to find out…
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Introducing music to your hot tub session is a great way to elevate the relaxing experience. Music is known to boost your mood, relieve stress and create a soothing environment that you can’t help but relax in. Combine this with the various therapeutic benefits of your at-home spa and you can create an ultimate calming oasis in your own garden!
We have created our very own hot tub playlist to help you unwind next time you’re taking a dip. So sit back, relax and allow yourself to be transported into a new, calming dimension…
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A hot tub ozone generator, sometimes called an ozonator, is a device that injects ozone gas into the water of your hot tub in order to sanitise it and break down any contaminants. The treated water is then pumped into the hot tub to guarantee you a cleaner and more hygienic soak.
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