Hot Tub Operational Tips

I love my hot tub. But there are times such as winter or vacation where it might make sense to shut it down. In those cases, it’s natural to wonder …

Hot tub jets help disperse chemicals when we add them and jets ensure the water gets circulated evenly, eliminating cold pockets. But if refilling or adding chemicals, can you run …

If like me, you live in a place that gets super hot in the summertime, it is oftentimes too hot to get in a hot tub that is 100° F. …

Many times I’ve wanted to get in my hot tub, checked the water and realized I needed to add chlorine, and then had to wait. So how long does it …

Chlorine is used in hot tubs all the time, and some people know it breaks down quickly in hot water. So, how often should you put chlorine in a hot …

Shocking a hot tub weekly is a necessity to keep the water correctly balanced. But sometimes it’s not clear when we’re supposed to shock it, so you may have wondered …

As hot tub owners, we are always looking for new things to enhance our spa experience. These include things that improve the feel or smell of the water. But would …

Chlorine dissolves fast, and remembering to add it as often as you should can be challenging. To make it easier, you may have asked should I use a floating chlorine …

Truth be told, hot tub sanitizers alone aren’t enough to keep the water in a sanitary condition. That’s because they break down and need to be reactivated with hot tub …

The cost of running a hot tub is top of the list for most new owners. And on one hand, it might seem cheaper to shut it down after you …