We’ve all been there before – you lift the spa cover, only to discover a water color other than clear blue. Hot tub water can turn all colors of the rainbow when conditions aren’t right: yellow, brown, green, white, pink, and every other shade in between.
Beginner’s Guide to Spa & Hot Tub Care
For the new spa owner, or for someone who is new to spa maintenance, we have a few easy tips to help you care for your spa.
Top 5 Hot Tub Heater Problems
Hot tub won’t heat?! A hot tub without heat is, well, COLD! And that’s not fun for anyone. We’ll walk you through some solutions for the most common hot tub heater problems.
Can You Put Epsom Salt in a Hot Tub?
Epsom salts are synonymous with relaxation and pain relief for sore joints and muscles. Many people use pure Epsom salts in their bathtubs at home. But can you put Epsom salt in a hot tub? In most cases, the answer is NO. Here’s why.
Great Gifts for Hot Tubbers
If you’re looking to buy gifts for your favorite hot tubber, you’re in luck! This week’s blog is full of great gift ideas for spa and hot tub owners.
Spa, Hot Tub, or Jacuzzi – What’s the Difference?
When people refer to a spa or hot tub, are they talking about the same thing? Or are they something different? And what about a Jacuzzi® hot tub or bathtub, jetted tubs, therapy tubs, and whirlpool baths?
Test & Balance Hot Tub Water
I know some people who claim to have “perfect” spa water right out of the tap – “I don’t even need to test it,” they say. That may be true for some people, but for the majority of spa owners, the water from the tap or hose may have very low levels of calcium, alkalinity, […]
Replacing a Wet End on a Spa Pump
Wet End Replacement – a wet end is the part of your spa pump that gets wet – the volute halves, and inside, the impeller and shaft seal. It’s sold as a complete unit, for quick field replacement, in the case of volute, impeller or seal failure. Here’s a quick change wet end for the […]
How to Replace a Spa Pack
A Spa Pack is an integrated unit that contains the spa pump, heater, blower and controls. On average, a spa pack will last around 10 years, before one or more components begins to fail, or give you regular trouble. Replacing your Spa Pak can be a quick and simple affair. In the worst case scenario, […]
Preventing Freeze Damage to a Spa or Hot Tub
Today’s lesson centers on how to avoid freeze damage in a spa or hot tub, which can be a complicated and expensive spa repair, and in some cases, could ‘total’ the spa, with repair costs of thousands of dollars
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