Key Takeaways: Regular maintenance is important to avoid dirty water in a hot tub. A crucial part of hot tub maintenance is cleaning the spa filter, which traps debris and contaminants to ensure clean water for hydrotherapy. There are different ways to clean hot tub filters, including a weekly rinse and a monthly deep clean… 

Key Takeaway: Regular cleaning is necessary to continue enjoying and extending the lifespan of an inflatable hot tub. Neglecting maintenance can lead to clogging of filters, growth of harmful bacteria, and deterioration of the tub material. Before cleaning, turn off and disconnect the power and remove any debris and accessories from the tub. Use gentle,… 

Key Takeaway: Inflatable hot tubs may stop heating up due to common error codes that prevent water flow and heat in the tub. This is an inbuilt safety mechanism that stops water flow when it detects an interruption to the normal flow of water through the hot tub’s system. The most common cause for a… 

Key Takeaway: Hot tubs have many health benefits, including better sleep and pain relief. However, it is important to use them safely to avoid potential health risks. Start with short periods of time in the tub and gradually increase. Personalized temperature control and a cover can help keep the tub comfortable. Keep hydrated by having… 

Key Takeaway: Choosing a Hot Spring spa is a long term investment in health and well-being. Regular use of the hot tub provides maximum benefit. The ideal temperature varies from person to person and depends on factors such as age, health, and personal preference. The US Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends setting the temperature at… 

Key Takeaway: Inflatable spas have adjustable temperature for both summer and winter seasons, providing a luxurious and relaxing experience. However, users need to take responsibility for emptying and cleaning the spa regularly to prevent bacterial growth that can lead to health risks and damage the equipment. It is a general guideline to change the water… 

Key Takeaway: Hot tub electricity consumption varies depending on factors such as size, features, frequency of use, and energy cost per kilowatt in your area. Energy-efficient models can significantly reduce energy costs. Estimating hot tub electricity costs requires considering the voltage and kilowatts used, local cost per kilowatt-hour, and estimated usage hours. Monthly and yearly… 

Key Takeaways: Approximately 5.8 million American households own a hot tub, out of 125 million US households, according to the APSP. Hot tub removal can be challenging and requires knowledge of the dos and don’ts, including unplugging the hot tub and reviewing the instruction guide. Safety precautions, such as wearing protective equipment and removing all… 

Key Takeaway: Closing a hot tub or swim spa for winter requires patience and attention to detail because water expands when it freezes, making it the enemy for hot tubs and spas. Leaving water in any part of the hot tub or spa can result in costly repairs when it’s opened again. Choosing between DIY… 

Key Takeaway: A sturdy and level surface is crucial for an inflatable hot tub to prevent damage and stress. Grass or concrete are good options, but a synthetic tub pad, a plastic resin base pad, foam mats, interlocking tiles, rubber mats, or concrete pads can also be used for added protection. A middle layer of… 

Key takeaways: It is important to know the capacity of your hot tub in gallons for proper water treatment and maintenance. There are two methods to approximate the volume of your hot tub: the fill time method and the dimensional method. The fill time method involves timing how long it takes to fill your hot…