Foam in Hot Tub water is a common problem. If you are lucky, it is not too difficult to get rid of the foam in your Hot Tub, and you can help prevent its recurrence by understanding why the foam formed in the first place.
Gunite Jet Bodies can seem complicated, but in this post, I hope to de-mystify the product. I will also explain what each of the parts do, some best practices and explain exactly how to install them.
For thousands of years hot tubs have been used for recreation purposes. However, before you dip your toes in, (does that qualify as a “dad joke?”) you should know the pros and cons of owning one. And note, everyone is different. So, let’s explore the Pros and Cons of Hot Tub Ownership.
If you own a hot tub, you may encounter all kinds of problems that need to be solved. Murky water is one of the most popular. Under this generic term, water that is cloudy, misty or anything that is not crystal clear is represented. The milky appearance of water is caused by particles floating in the water, which give it its murky appearance. These particles are too small to be reached and too small to get caught in the filter, so they run straight ahead and stay in the water.
Let’s face it, there is no better way to relax than in a Hot Tub in your back yard. Whether it is summer or winter, they are just perfect all year round. Regular maintenance is always necessary to keep the water sparkling clean. Chlorine and Bromine are the two most popular disinfectants for the job. Which one suits you or which one is best? In this article, you will learn the pros and cons of these chemicals so that you can make your your own informed decision.
Everybody associates Chlorine with Swimming Pools and Hot Tubs. Mention the word Bromine and certainly most will know that it is an alternative too. Mention Salt Water and most will be none the wiser! If you have never heard of saltwater hot tubs, don’t worry, we’ll explain all!
Not only are these hot tubs extremely restorative and rejuvenating, but they are also a perfect option for people sensitive to pollutants found in traditional hot tubs.
They are therefore perfect for those who want to spend more time enjoying themselves and less time on maintenance. In this article, you will learn everything there is to know about saltwater system hot tubs.
So you are thinking about a deck for your Hot Tub? Should it be sunken? Should it be above ground? What should it be made of? We’ll cover all these points and more in this bog post.
I am not sure what the fascination with “up-cycling” pallets is at the moment? That said, when I was researching some topics to write about on the Blog this week, I came across a novel idea that I hadn’t seen before – a pallet Hot Tub. Good idea? Bad Idea? Well, read on and you will find out.
It probably doesn’t come as a shock that the Hot Tub cover is a key part of your tub! No cover, massive heat loss and expensive electricity bills. Bad or damaged cover, same scenario. Cheap cover, again, it is going to end up costing you in the long run. Therefore in this article, we are going to look at what you should be looking for when you are purchasing a new Hot Tub cover.
You’ve probably stumbled upon my website as you are keen to build your own Hot Tub. As I have mentioned in the detailed “How To” that I created, there was lots that I was not sure of when I began the process. Now, not wanting to blow my own trumpet, I am much more informed, somewhat of an “expert”, perhaps, in all things Hot Tub.