Jeff Campbell 
If you or one of your family has developed a rash after using your hot tub, while that could just be a high pH level, it could also be folliculitis, and if that is the case, you will want to know how to get folliculitis out of your hot tub. Get rid of hot tub … Read more
A midge is a small type of fly, including some that bite like mosquitos, known to inhabit almost every continent. Midges are attracted to plants, pets, and people. But do hot tubs attract midges? Hot tubs do attract midges, and a variety of insects. But midges are drawn more to the people using the hot … Read more
Behind our hot pub panels, it’s dark, warm, and humid; all conditions that seemingly might attract bugs. So that made me wonder do hot tubs attract spiders? Hot tubs do not attract spiders, as spiders prefer to make their webs in trees or vegetation under trees. That enables them to catch more bugs. However, since … Read more
There are a ton of hot tub manufacturers, and some are definitely better and more reputable. But one you hear a lot about is Balboa. But are Balboa hot tubs good? The Balboa Water Group makes high-quality hot tub parts such as heaters, sound systems, topside panels, and even hot tub shells. But Balboa doesn’t … Read more
Millions of people get their water from a well and many of these either own or will buy a hot tub. Since well water often contains iron and other metals, I wondered how to get iron out of hot tub water. To get rid of iron and other metals in your hot tub water, use … Read more
Inflatable hot tubs seem like a great idea for a first-time hot tub owner. But for maintaining them, it’s not uncommon to wonder how often do you change the water in an inflatable hot tub? You should change the water in your inflatable hot tub every 3 months. Changing it less frequently can result in … Read more
If you have never owned a hot tub, how to get them electricity can be confusing. Do you have to have an electrician, or do hot tubs just plug in? Some less expensive types of hot tubs referred to as plug and play, can simply be plugged into a standard household outlet. Inflatable hot tubs … Read more
Have you ever wanted a hot tub but didn’t have $5,000-$15,000 just laying around? Well with a little patience and skill you can buy a used hot tub, have it delivered, and perform DIY hot tub refurbishment. That was the boat my wife and I were in. We knew our family would use it and … Read more
I bought a used hot tub at my last house, which unfortunately had some leaks. So I looked online and saw Marlig fix-a-leak, and decided to write this Marlig Fix-a-Leak review. Marlig Fix-a-Leak works due to the fact that the product is heavier than water. Thus, it automatically sinks to the weakest place in the … Read more
With a hot tub, most of us know we have to occasionally add more water. But is that always a sign of a leak, or do hot tubs lose water? Hot tubs do lose water due to evaporation, but not more than 1 inch a week unless the cover is left open or it sees … Read more