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Archive for the ‘Hot Tub Care’ CategoryAromatherapy Spa Accessories For Home Use
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October 10, 2012 - 03:15 am
When you think of aromatherapy you may think of an afternoon at a day spa or a trip to an expensive spa out of town. You can enjoy the benefits of aromatherapy right at home in your hot tub with spa accessories from Hot Tub Things. Aromatherapy is natural oils and components from plants and other naturalRead the full story Hot Tub Chemicals For Cloudy Water
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October 10, 2012 - 03:01 am
Have you recently drained and cleaned your hot tub only to find the water is cloudy? Treating cloudy water can be frustrating for a spa owner. With a little investigation, a small amount of science know how, and the right hot tub chemicals, it can be fixed. Cloudy water is usually caused by water that is outRead the full story Proper Hot Tub Care Extends Hot Tub Filter Life
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September 11, 2012 - 07:10 pm
If you are like most hot tub owners, you probably don’t think about your hot tub’s filter system very often and yet, it is one of a hot tub’s most important features. Hot tub filters not only capture debris and clean the water, but they also work to remove algae and bacteria that can cause potential healthRead the full story Spa Chemicals: Make SureThey Are Designed Specifically for Hot Tubs
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September 1, 2012 - 12:36 am
Hot tub maintenance is quite easy, but you still need to take the proper precautions to keep it a safe environment for your family. Many people wrongly assume that hot tub water should be treated exactly like pool water. While it would be convenient to treat hot tub water the same as you do aRead the full story Spa too hot? Too cold? Tips for Troubleshooting Heat
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August 23, 2012 - 08:11 pm
There are lots of elements — including, amusingly, the element — that go into making a hot tub, well, hot. But we don’t call that collection of spa parts a “warm tub,” and for good reason: we like the heat. If your heat isn’t hot enough — or there’s too much of a good thing — here’s aRead the full story How to Retire Hot Tub Filters
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August 2, 2012 - 06:26 pm
Hot tubs are such a nice way to relax, and you deserve the time to soak and release all that nasty tension from a hard day. What you definitely do not deserve is a collection of filth and broken parts because of a faulty hot tub filter. They need to be changed regularly, because they cleanRead the full story Spa Parts: Pain At The Pump?
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July 25, 2012 - 09:59 pm
If you think you’re having a problem with your spa — and you think it might be the pump — remember you don’t necessarily have to replace the entire spa to get back in business. With a little help, you can probably diagnose and repair the problem yourself, picking out the spa parts you need. Here areRead the full story Hot Tub Covers Can Make Your Hot Tub a Green Machine
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July 19, 2012 - 08:28 pm
You LOVE your hot tub. You HATE your electric bill. But did you know that a properly fitted hot tub cover can turn that beautiful oasis of relaxation into a green machine? Going green is all about saving the planet, making those changes that reduce your carbon footprint. And again, that is just what aRead the full story Spa Covers- An Investment You Won’t Regret
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July 12, 2012 - 08:01 pm
When you bought your hot tub, you were probably daydreaming about all the time you would spend in the tub, not out of it. So why is it that now, when you want to use your hot tub, you notice things like how leaves and twigs are always floating in the water, or how oftenRead the full story Spa Not Heating? Don’t Panic – Check Your Spa Filter
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July 5, 2012 - 06:32 pm
Working for a spa retailer and service center I received a lot of calls from spa owners complaining, “My spa won’t heat!” Dirty spa filters were usually the culprit and an easy fix for the customer. Spa filters are made of a pleated mesh material and are the hardest working part of your spa. They filter theRead the full story |
