Jeff Campbell 
Picture this: you’ve had a long day, and all you want is a relaxing soak in your hot tub. You step in, only to find that the jets aren’t working, leaving you wondering “why are the jets on my hot tub not working?” The jets on a hot tub may not work due to dirty … Read more
I know most people like hot tubs because of the outdoor life they offer, but if it came down to it, can a hot tub be installed indoors? As a general rule, a hot tub can be installed indoors. However, most hot tubs will not fit through a standard doorway and may require cutting a … Read more
Nothing sounds quite as luxurious as the combination of fizzy bath bombs with the relaxing jets of a Jacuzzi hot tub. But can you put bath bombs in a Jacuzzi? As a general rule, it is not recommended to use bath bombs in Jacuzzi hot tubs. Bath bombs are designed for standard tubs. Oils in bath … Read more
Are you a hot tub owner struggling with high alkalinity levels? If so, you’re not alone. High alkalinity can lead to various issues such as ineffective sanitizers, scale buildup, and skin irritation. But what causes high alkalinity in a hot tub? High alkalinity in hot tubs can be caused by imbalanced pH levels, alkaline-based chemicals, … Read more
A relaxing soak in your hot tub can quickly turn into a distressing experience when you notice the water turning green. That may leave you asking “why is my hot tub water green?” Hot tub water can turn green due to algae growth caused by inadequate sanitization or imbalanced pH levels. To remedy this, shock … Read more
Lots of people love swimming and many also love to soak in warm water at the end of a long day. But if you can only have e one, let’s explore a plunge pool vs hot tub: In terms of differences, a plunge pool is a smaller and deeper pool designed for quick swims and … Read more
Bromine is an alternative chemical to chlorine for use in hot tubs. And if you use bromine sanitizer in your hot tub, should also use bromine shock for a hot tub? Bromine shock, also called oxidizer, is available for use in hot tubs. However, it is far more common for hot tub owners to shock … Read more
Discovering that your hot tub is losing water can be shocking. What’s causing it? Is it easy to fix? Do I need to call a plumber? Here are the top solutions if your hot tub is losing water overnight. Hot tub leaks often come from worn rubber gaskets at the union fittings on either side … Read more
Inflatable hot tubs are a great way to get into hot tubbing on a budget. But they do have their limitations. So, do blow up hot tubs work in winter? Blow up hot tubs can work during winter. However, they are not designed for weather that is regularly below 40° F as they are poorly … Read more
Imagine relaxing in your hot tub after a long day, with the warm water soothing your muscles and melting away stress. But how long you can soak depends on the temperature of the water. So, how hot is too hot for a hot tub? The ideal maximum hot tub temperature is 104°F (40°C), but for … Read more