Are you planning to install a wide arc stainless steel water blade for your pool or hot tub? This sleek addition not only enhances the look of your pool or hot tub but also adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to your back yard.
To help you install it correctly, here are some simple tips to ensure a smooth and effective setup.
Etienne reached out to me via email with a vision and a plan for building an infinity hot tub. It was clear from his message that he had a solid idea of what he wanted but needed my expertise to bring it to life. I was excited to help turn his dream into reality.
Etienne reached out to me via email with a vision and a plan for building an infinity hot tub. It was clear from his message that he had a solid idea of what he wanted but needed my expertise to bring it to life. I was excited to help turn his dream into reality.
Has your hot tub heater given up the ghost? Don’t worry—this guide will teach you how to replace a heater on a Spa pack. While we’ll focus on the Balboa model, these steps can be applied to many other spa packs as well.
Your spa pack is the most essential part of your hot tub setup. It’s the brains behind the entire system, controlling all the different parts to make them work together.
Navigating a spa pack can be complicated, especially if you’re new to it.
Your spa pack is the most essential part of your hot tub setup. It’s the brains behind the entire system, controlling all the different parts to make them work together.
Navigating a spa pack can be complicated, especially if you’re new to it.
Everyone wants to know what the cheapest hot tub to build is. I’ve been asked this question many times, and here’s an answer that paints a complete picture.
Before proceeding, let me clarify what a hot tub is. I’m not talking about those holes in the ground heated with fire. That’s not what I’m about. My definition of a hot tub is one that has a pump, a filtration system, jets, and the other things that come with a hot tub.
Before moving onto what the cheapest hot tub is, let’s look at which ones are far from cheap.
Plastic shell tubs, block or concrete builds, and in-ground hot tubs are far from cheap. They require significant work and time to build and require custom plumbing and so much more.
Cedar, timber, or other lumber has also become a costly option due to the high cost of wood over the past few years.
The cheapest hot tub is also my second favourite, right behind the in-ground block or concrete hot tub. This is a stock tank hot tub. It is also known as a hillbilly or cowboy hot tub. These hot tubs rely on an animal feeder as their central basin, making for a very cool and simple setup.
Have you just turned on your HotTub and seen the “FLO” error? If you’re here, that’s probably the case.
Don’t worry—I’ve got you covered! Let’s explore what an FLO error in your hot tub is and what could be the possible causes for it.
What is a FLO Error?
A FLO error, which looks something like the picture below, is one of the most common hot tub errors. It will pop up on your control display and prevent the hot tub from heating up.
