Category Archives: Support & Maintenance

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.

Keeping that water clear and disease free is essential part of care and maintenance for our Hot Tubs. The Filter cartridge is a key element of this. The filter will trap all the small debris that is too small to be caught in the basket but large enough to make our water look murky and unappealing. In this post, we’ll look at a step-by-step guide on how to clean a filter cartridge.

We’ve all been there. Heat up the tub, looking forward to getting into a beautiful clear hot tub only to find that the water is cloudy and a little uninviting. In this post I’ll share some of my experiences with how to get that water sparkling again!

It’s that time of year again. Weather is starting to get better so it is time to think about cleaning the deck around your hot tub. That is what I plan to be doing this weekend so I thought that it would be quite fitting to write this week’s blog post on the subject. Before you get the power washer out, and blast the hell out of the wood, sit down for a few minutes, have a cold one and have a read of this blog post.

Keeping our Hot Tubs clean and germ-free is an important part of owning one. In this article, we will look at some of the best tips from around the web on Cleaning and Draining a Hot Tub.

The Hot Tub Cover – a simple necessity for our beloved Hot Tubs. They bear the brunt of the elements, whilst hopefully keeping the heat in so our tubs dont cost the Earth to run. So how do we keep them clean and properly maintained? In this post, we’ll explain just how to do that.

Af first, I thought that having to top up the tub up once a week was normal and it was just evaporating. This is not right, you should not have to top it up that often at all. If your water level is dropping, you have a leak. I had a leak, well, actually I had a couple. In this blog post we’ll look at just how to fix them.