Few things would make your hot tub less appealing than the remains of insects and animals that fell into it. Some animals can also damage the hot tub itself. Here we’ll offer some tips for keeping your spa water
We all know and love hot tubs. With their hot water, jets and steam, they’re perfect for relaxation and warmth. But what if you want to expand your spa experience to include lukewarm, cool and even cold temperatures? That’s
Chlorine and bromine are popular and effective for hot tub sanitation, but they might not be for you. After all, both can result in unpleasant smells, dry skin and stinging eyes. If you’re looking to minimize your use of
As the weather starts to warm up, your hot tub will start to look less and less appealing. When it’s 90 degrees outside, the last thing you want to do is submerge yourself in a tub of steaming water.
When it comes to weather, most people prefer a temperature that’s neither too hot nor too cold — think summer in Italy or winter in Hawaii. In terms of your health, however, more extreme temperatures have a lot to
Whether you’re warming up before a workout or relaxing your muscles afterward, your hot tub can perfectly complement your fitness routine. Here, we’ll go over some ideas for making the most of your hot tub both before and after
Whether you’re getting in shape, recovering from an injury, seeking relief from hot weather or looking to learn a valuable life skill, swimming is the perfect solution for you. Here, we’ll overview five of the most compelling reasons why
When you think about hot tubs, you probably think about relaxation, fun and good company. While hot tubs can certainly provide all of those things and more, there are 10 things you should never do in a hot tub:
There are plenty of benefits to hot tubs , saunas and cold baths alike. But what if you combined their powers to create something even better? That’s the idea behind water circuit therapy, also known as contrast water
If you’ve spent any time looking at different hot tub types , you’ve likely noticed that all hot tubs can be divided into two major categories: 110V and 220V. But what’s the difference between 110V and 220V hot tubs,
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