Short answer: There is no bad time to buy a hot tub, but you may find cheaper prices or discounts during the end-of-season clearance sales or the off-peak seasons.

Buying a hot tub is a significant investment, both financially and in terms of enhancing your lifestyle and well-being. When you’re considering buying a hot tub, there are a number of different factors you need to take into consideration – what type of hot tub will you buy? What size? Which supplier will you buy from?

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.

To help you get the most out your hot tub, we’ve put together a list of hot tub safety tips. A relaxing soak in a hot tub is a great way to unwind after a long day, but to keep your soak stress-free you need to ensure you are being as safe as possible. Don't stay in too long, stay hydrated, and follow the rest of the below hot tub safety tips.

Filling your hot tub with water might sound like a simple task, but there are actually a lot of things that can go wrong if you don’t do it correctly.

Read our handy guide to find out the best way to fill a hot tub.

If you're considering buying a hot tub, you might be tempted by an inflatable model as a first step on the road to a traditional tub. So, are inflatable hot tubs worth it? Read on to find out!