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Is There Too Much Chlorine in Your Hot Tub? While having a sanitary spa is very important, there is a fine line between sanitization and chemical overload. Overpowering smells and itchy skin can lead to

6 Steps to Open a Hot Tub Opening up a hot tub can either be a time of enjoyment or disappointment. Aside from poor water chemistry and balance, improper winterization can also lead to many

Tips & Advice for Hot Tubs Entering the spa world can be a lot of work. Whether it’s knowing how to set up and start the hot tub, or knowing how to properly balance the

A hot tub should be drained and cleaned every 3 to 4 months depending on the amount of usage. This is especially important if the spa is not going to be used during the winter

Hot tub water needs to be changed every 3 – 4 months. Bacteria and viruses love to thrive in a poorly maintained spa. Knowing when and how to change the spa water will increase the longevity and

An ozone system is a highly effective way to treat spa water, while reducing the amount of harsh chemicals needed. Ozone works by oxidizing the water and any contaminants that may be in it. While

Cloudy water can ruin the ambiance of any relaxing hot tub dip. Spa water treatments can be an easy, simple process if done correctly and on schedule. Like any pool, the ratio of chemicals is

Whether it’s an in-ground pool, above ground pool or hot tub, there are always safety guidelines that should be followed to allow for a safe, enjoyable pool or spa experience.  This article will answer three

Nothing beats a relaxing hot tub dip in the middle of a Midwestern winter. To many people, the winter months are the best time to enjoy the hot tub. Operating a spa during the winter