All Things Hot Tubs! 🛁
New models, maintenance tips, and spa upgrades—expert advice for all!
Keep your hot tub relaxing and efficient with our latest trends and tricks.
On average, U.S. households use around 10,500 kWh of electricity per year—that’s about 30 kWh each day. A typical electric hot tub draws between 3 and 7.5 kWh daily, depending on heater size and…
A submersible pump is the quickest way to drain a hot tub, hands down. You’re looking at 10 to 20 minutes versus hours of waiting on the built-in drain. Once the water is out,…
In addition, the temperature is warm enough to help your heart pump faster. This is the perfect way to get ready for a workout later in the day. You will also be able to relax and have a great time at the same time.
Learn how to quickly and effortlessly inflate your Intex portable spa with our step-by-step guide. Enjoy the ultimate relaxation in your hot tub without any hassle. How do I inflate my Intex portable spa,…
Confused about hot tubs vs. Jacuzzis? Hot tubs are more affordable and customizable, while Jacuzzis offer a luxury experience with premium features. If you want high-end hydrotherapy, go for a Jacuzzi. If you prefer…
Not everyone wants to spend thousands on a custom hot tub enclosure. But leaving your tub exposed to sun, wind, and debris isn’t great either. If you’re trying to strike a balance between protection…
If your hot tub’s bromine level is too high, the easiest fix is to simply leave the cover off and let the water breathe for a day or two, since sunlight and air naturally…
Ever wondered if the White House lawn has a hot tub? Turns out, it does—and it’s a 7-seat luxury model installed during Clinton’s presidency. From media buzz to public backlash, here’s the full story…
Hot tubs are popular for relaxing sore muscles and reducing stress. But many people don’t realize that spending too much time in hot water can cause several health problems. While hot tubs are generally…
You should stay in a hot tub for 15–30 minutes depending on the water temperature: Is there a limit to how long you can stay in a hot tub? You’re not alone. The risks…
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