10 Tips to Extend the Life of Your Hot Tub Cover
Hot tub covers are essential for every hot tub owner to keep energy costs low, protect your tub from the elements, and maintain a safe environment. The ty...
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5 Tips on How to Make Hot Tubbing a Habit
As hot tub owners, we all go through different phases of use with our spas. First, we are filled with excitement and enjoy it every chance we get.&nb...
Above-Ground Exercise Pools
You can have all the exercise you want in an easily installed, above-ground pool!If you’ve never tried exercising in a pool before, you’ll absolutely l...
Why this Champion Shadowboxes Underwater
"My muscles feel better than they did before" is not what you expect a boxer to say after a vigorous workout. In this case, Shakeel Phinn, the current IBF ...
Salt Water Sanitation Systems: The Pros and Cons of Salt Water Hot Tubs
One of the best parts of visiting the ocean is the salty water. Before you hear the waves breaking, before you even get close enough to see the sand and s...
16 Ways an Energy Efficient Hot Tub Makes Every Day Better
Motorcycle, jet ski and jet boat lover, Lou thrived on the twin thrills of speed and danger. One day a catastrophic motorcycle accident broke his femur in...
Hot Tub Enclosures for All Seasons
Does the weather stop you from enjoying your home hot tub? Perhaps the snow or rain disrupt your plans to walk out into the yard and relax in the warm water. One of the greatest joys of owning a hot tub is warming up in the water throughout the winter months—when you can make it … Read More
What Is The Ideal Hot Tub Temperature?
When you choose a Hot Spring spa, you're not just buying a hot tub, you're making a long term investment in your health, vitality, and well being. Like an...
The Wellness Routine That Relieves Pain and Improves Quality of Life
Soaking in a hot tub is the perfect way to unwind after a long, busy day, but this wellness routine can provide benefits beyond relaxation.
What You Need to Know to Prepare for the Wiring of Your 220V, 230V, or 240V Hot Tub
There are only two ways to connect a hot tub to power. The first is through a low 110v connection that simply plugs into a wall outlet, and the second is through a 220v, 230v, or 240v connection directly to your home’s central circuit breaker box.
