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: Hot tubs, spas, and Jacuzzis are three distinct terms that refer to different types of hydrotherapy immersion vessels. It is important to understand the differences between them when making a purchasing decision. “Jacuzzi” is not a separate product, but a brand name of hot tubs. Hot tubs typically feature various seating arrangements and… 

Key Takeaway: The time it takes for a hot tub to heat up depends on various factors such as the power of water heater, starting water temperature, temperature of surrounding environment, insulation, and size of the tub. An average hot tub takes 4-6 hours to fully heat up, with a heating rate of 3°C-6°C per… 

Key Takeaway: Consider size and design options before purchasing a hot tub: Hot tubs come in different sizes and designs, so it’s important to choose one that suits your needs and preferences. Plug-and-play hot tubs are permanent, freestanding hot tubs made from hard plastic that can be run from an electric outlet. They are sturdier… 

Key Takeaways: Knowing the weight of a hot tub is crucial for safe transportation and proper installation, as it can prevent damage to the hot tub and the surrounding property. The weight of a hot tub depends on factors such as its size, materials, and whether or not it is filled with water and people.… 

Key Takeaway: Inflatable hot tubs are a practical and affordable option for those who want to enjoy a hot tub experience without the cost and maintenance of a built-in hot tub. They are portable and easy to set up, making them perfect for renters or those with limited space. The top recommended brands for inflatable… 

Key Takeaway: Cleaning your hot tub cover is important for regular hot tub maintenance. It helps maintain efficiency and protection for your hot tub. There are simple steps for cleaning your hot tub cover: Step 1 – Remove the cover and place it on a flat surface near water. Step 2 – Rinse the underside… 

Key Takeaway: Before installing a hot tub on a deck, assess the deck’s condition and weight capacity. Decks built to meet DCA 6 standards can handle 50 pounds per square foot. Calculate the weight of the hot tub, including water and occupants, divided by total square footage to determine if the deck can support it.…