If you are a new Hot Tub owner or a seasoned Hot Tub pro, heating a Hot Tub is probably, I’ll rephrase that, definitely, going to be a priority. A Hot Tub with no heat is, after all, is just a tub!
Category Archives: Support & Maintenance
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Sep
Sep
Winterizing your hot tub? It’s getting to that time of year again. Summer seems a distant thing of the past. The trees are starting to change colour and the temperature has dropped. For me, this is a great time of year as it is when my own Hot Tub really comes to life. I love being outside and it prolongs the use of the garden. We use our Hot Tub all year round, however, some of you will be packing it up for the winter. In this post, we are going to look at the steps you need to take.
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Sep
Sep
So you have emptied and cleaned your Hot Tub and patiently waited for it to fill up. You’ve scrubbed. You’ve cleaned. You’ve flushed solution after solution through the jets and now you can’t wait to get back into that tub.
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Sep
Sep
The best way to ensure that the water is clean and free of contaminants is to shock your Hot Tub. It’s a good idea to shock it before you use it after a time of inactivity or heavy use. This article will explain everything you need to know about Hot Tub shock, and what it’s all about.
03
Sep
Sep
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.
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Aug
Aug
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.
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The Ultimate Guide to Balancing Chemicals in your Hot Tub
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Apr
Apr
Balancing Chemicals in your Hot Tub is key to clean, crystal clear and problem free water. In this blog post we are going to look at what a balanced set of chemicals look like and how we can resolve some common problems.
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Apr
Apr
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.
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Apr
Apr
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!
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Apr
Apr
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.