Considering whether to spend your hard-earned money on a hot tub or a vacation? That can be a hard choice!
Take it from us and get a long-term return on your investment in a Hot Spring Spa. Here’s why.
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In its basic form, hydrotherapy is a type of warm or cold water massage that helps relieve pain.
Hydrotherapy uses the temperature and pressure of water to offer relief from symptoms. Hydrotherapy can take many forms, including underwater jetted massage (as in a hot tub). Read more
The weather is cool. The days are short. There may even be a dusting of snow on the ground. What could be more perfect than spending time in your hot tub?
The long, cold days of fall and winter are the best time to relax, enjoy peaceful time alone, and spend enjoyable days with your family. The hot tub is the perfect place to do all of these things.
Your hot tub can be an enjoyable part of your wintertime months. In this article, we look at nine tips for using your hot tub in the winter.
For hot water whenever you’re ready to soak, invest in a good cover so your spa is well-insulated. You want your cover to have a tight-fitting seal to keep the hot water hot and to save on energy costs.
A good cover means you’ll soak more, even when it’s freezing outside.
You want to make sure your components don’t freeze and damage your hot tub. So, check your water level frequently so it doesn’t fall too low.
Take a look at your year-long calendar. If your hot tub is due for a water change during the winter, you want to think about doing it earlier in the year.
If you change the water when the outside temperatures are really low, you risk water freezing and damaging your spa.
During the winter months, it’s just as important to clean and maintain your water and your filters.
Stay on a schedule so you know when your filters need to be cleaned or replaced.
It’s fine to use the jets when you’re soaking, but turn them off when your hot tub isn’t in use.
Why? The jets work by blowing air into the water, which can lower the temperature.
It can be tempting to spend an hour in your hot tub when it’s freezing outside.
Remember, though, that your body temperature climbs when you’re in your spa. Because of this, limit your soak time to about 20 minutes so you don’t shock your body too much moving from extreme heat to extreme cold.
Anytime you soak, you want to stay hydrated. Cold or room-temperature water is fine – just keep drinking water for your health.
Stay away from alcohol in the hot tub because it can cause dehydration. Save it for after you leave the hot tub.
So, you’re soaking, and it’s time to get out. But you left your shoes, your towel, and your robe at the back door.
Your best bet is to keep your robe, towel and shoes/slippers right by your hot tub so you can slip into them right as you exit. This helps keep you warm as you move from outside to in.
Your outdoor hot tub area is a relaxing retreat, so enhance it for extra comfort. Here are some ideas:
It’s a great idea to keep your hot tub running all winter long because the benefits are terrific.
By using your hot tub in the winter, you get to enjoy the outdoors in a warm, massaging cocoon. You also reap the benefits of hydrotherapy all year long. Consider soaking before and after you exercise. Before helps you warm up, and after helps you each aching muscles.
Plus, your hot tub is a great gathering place for family and friends. Throw a winter party and invite your guests to use your hot tub.
Any way you look at it, winter hot tubbing is a great idea. If you have any questions about using your hot tub in the winter, please feel free to contact us. We are here for you!
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Summer is in full force, and that can bring brutally hot temperatures with it. Heat and humidity combined together make most of us run for the pool or the air conditioning.
Yet, we often hear the same question from many people, “Can you use a hot tub in the summer?” Read more
Buying a hot tub can improve your wellness and overall quality of life in many positive ways. But how does it affect your finances? This article looks at hot tub financing and how it can help you stay within your budget. Read more
With just little time left until Mother’s Day, we want to help you solve your gift-giving dilemma.
In fact, we’re going to do more than help you; we’re going to give you five reasons why a hot tub is a good Mother’s Day gift!
Townley continues to ensure the absolute best hot tub “delivery” and ownership experience possible (if there is no path, we’ll make one!)
It’s hard to believe, but the biggest football game of the year is this Sunday! Have you thought about how you’ll spend the evening? If you’re having a get-together with friends and family, check out these tips for the best football watching party!
Do you have a case of the winter blues? With early nights and cold days, it can be particularly hard to be in the middle of winter.
For many of us, the cold, snow, and ice keep us inside and away from the out-of-doors, causing the winter blues.
Yet, being outside and doing something for yourself can really help you jump-start your winter wellness and avoid the winter blues. Read more
Meet the December 2023 “hot tub of the month” as we showcase all of our incredible models! Maybe you’ll find the perfect one for you and your family! David’s got all the details of this month’s feature in this video.
This month, we feature the highly popular Hot Spring Spas Highlife Vanguard model that seats six people! Check out this video as David runs through all the new features of this gorgeous spa!
The family-friendly Vanguard offers six seats in a mid-sized space. It includes two Moto-Massage® DX bucket seats to soothe your neck, shoulders, back, hips, calves, and feet.
Want one of your own?Stop by, call or text, or fill out the form below!
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Entire Thanksgiving Dinner on the Big Green Egg
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Rob from Big Green Egg shows you how to cook your entire Thanksgiving meal (turkey and sides) on the Big Green Egg!
