Hot Tub Maintenance
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Can You Use a Hot Tub in the Rain?
Many Canadians buy a hot tub so that they can use it throughout the winter. In fact, most Canadian hot tub owners admit their hot tubs get more use in the cold weather than it does during the warmer summers. But what about rain? Can you use a hot tub in the rain? If there […]
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Why Does My Hot Tub Smell?
Nothing can ruin the pleasurable environment of a hot tub more than unpleasant odours. It is pretty difficult to relax when you’re being overwhelmed with the smell of rotten eggs or mildew. If you are wondering, “Why does my hot tub smell?” you should read this article! Why Does My Hot Tub Smell? Unpleasant odours […]
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How to Raise Total Alkalinity in Hot Tubs
Hot tubs are well known as places of relaxation and socializing, but they are less well known as places for water testing and balancing. And we suppose that is only reasonable. If most people had to choose between thinking about relaxing versus water chemistry, we would bet that relaxation would win hands down. But the […]
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How Do You Clean Hot Tub Filters?
Soaking in a hot tub can be a very relaxing experience. However, if the water is not clean, this rewarding experience can quickly turn into one that is not satisfying. Keeping your hot tub clean is essential, as, over time, bacteria, mold, and other unwanted elements can make their way into your hot tub. Once […]
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Winterizing an Aboveground Spa
Many people like to use their hot tub all year long. If you know that you won’t be using it during the winter, here’s what you need to know about winterizing your spa. Turn off the Power Any service procedure starts by shutting off the heater and powering off the spa. But before you […]
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Troubleshooting Hot Tub Electrical Elements
The main electrical element in a hot tub is the heater element and assembly, which is inside the hot tub’s cabinet. The assembly houses the element coil and a filament surrounded by compacted insulating powder. A sheath of incoloy protects the coil and filament by resisting heat and corrosion and preventing water from coming into […]
