Venturi and air blowers both put bubbles in your hot tub jets, in very different ways. Here’s how each works and which I’d choose for a DIY build.
I tested Marlig’s Fix a Leak on a skimmer leak buried in concrete on my own hot tub. Here’s how it works, how I used it, the results after 24 hours, and when you’re better off remaking the joint.
Small-space pool ideas, from plunge and cocktail pools to cold plunges, with the construction options, plumbing, costs and safety you need to build your own.
From a weekend stock tank project to a fully custom in-ground tub, here are five alternatives to buying a hot tub and what to watch out for with each.
For those of you who have not heard of Spatex, it is one of the largest trade shows in Europe for the wet leisure industry. This week, I had the pleasure of attending, catching up with some suppliers and manufactures and chatting about all things hot tub and pool related. In this article, I will share some of my findings.
Yes, a hot tub with a single dual speed pump can run an air source heat pump. The trick is a spring-loaded flapper valve in the bypass, plus the right flow and electrics.
You can use a sand filter on a DIY hot tub, but it needs its own pump and filtration loop. Here’s why it can’t go on the jets, how to size it, and when a cartridge is better.
Is my Hot Tub Compatible with An Air Source Heat pump?
Yes, your hot tub will be compatible with an air source heat pump. The compatibility, however, may be a little different to what you were originally thinking.
In this article, I will explain exactly why.
PSOL and PSOH mean your ACC spa pack’s pressure switch can’t sense water flow. Here’s how to find the cause and fix it, starting with the most likely.
Ozonators are sold as a way to cut chemicals, but you still need chlorine or bromine. Here’s what ozone actually does, why mine went in the bin, and why I’d fit UV-C instead.










