If you’ve ever used a hot tub, you will know just how relaxing and restful a soak in warm bubbling water can be! But did you know that hot tubs have more benefits than just relaxation? In fact, if you’re suffering from muscle pain, joint pain, anxiety, poor sleep or high blood pressure, hot tubs could be a useful tool for managing your symptoms and aiding your recovery. Keep reading this blog to find out how hot tub therapy could help you!
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Dirty hot tub filters can impede the water flow in your hot tub, leading to reduced pump and heater efficiency and poor water quality. Debris like body oils and lotions can build up in your filter and lead to cloudy water, algae and foam build up, resulting in a very unpleasant soaking experience.
To combat this, hot tub owners should remove the filters and rinse them weekly with a hose at 45 degrees and deep clean the filters (following the steps in this blog) every month or two to keep the hot tub running smoothly and efficiently.
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As Autumn rolls in and leaves begin to fall, you may start to see an increasing number of leaves and other debris finding their way into your hot tub. Leaves are not only unsightly and unpleasant to soak with, but they can also cause damage to your tub by limiting water flow and clogging drains, filtration systems and pumps.
These issues can lead to growing energy costs as the pump has to work harder to keep the hot tub functioning – so it’s safe to say that you will want to try and prevent leaves and debris from entering your hot tub as best as you can.
To find out how you can keep leaves out of your hot tub, keep reading this blog!
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Owning a hot tub is a luxury that offers relaxation, pain relief and a great way to unwind after a long day. Whether you’re someone who uses your hot tub daily, or just for a special treat at the weekends, you may be wondering: should I keep my hot tub covered when it’s not in use?
The short answer to this question is yes – to find out why you should keep your hot covered, keep reading this blog!
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Whether you already own a hot tub or you’re looking to buy one, knowing how to balance your hot tub’s chemical levels is essential for ensuring that your tub is clean and safe to use.
This blog will explain what pH is, what pH your hot tub should be and why It is important to keep your hot tub’s pH within this range. We will also give some advice on how you can balance your hot tub chemicals and check your tub’s pH at home. Let’s get started!
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