You should replace your hot tub cover every 4 to 6 years, depending on how well it is maintained.
Hot tub covers are very useful because they keep the heat in while keeping rain and debris out. Unfortunately, though, they do wear over time and will eventually need to be replaced.
If you aren’t sure how often to replace your hot tub cover, let us help you with our quick guide.
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Your hot tub cover does more than just keep your spa free of debris – it prevents heat loss, saves energy and extends the lifespan of your hot tub. With a bit of care, a good hot tub cover can last for years and save you plenty of money along the way!
To help you stay on top of your hot tub cover maintenance, we have created this simple, no-nonsense guide that explains how to keep your hot tub cover in tip-top condition.
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No, you shoud generally not use a hot tub while pregnant - particularly during the first trimester. Read on to learn why!
Whether you've got a hot tub at home or you're planning a romantic getaway with your partner, you might be wondering: can you go in a hot tub when pregnant?
On the surface, it seems like an excellent idea - after all, pregnancy can be very stressful and treating yourself to a spa session is usually the perfect way to relax and unwind. However, using a hot tub while pregnant can be dangerous, so it's probably best to wait until your baby has arrived before your next dip!
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Short answer: Hot tubs need a professional service at least once a year alongside your regular DIY maintenance.
Servicing your hot tub is essential if you want to protect your investment from expensive breakdowns, potentially dangerous bacteria growth and overall poor performance and energy-efficiency. While regular hot tub maintenance can be carried out by yourself, a professional servicing is essential if you want to keep your warranty valid and identify any minor issues before they become major, expensive problems. But how often does a hot tub need to be serviced? Keep reading this blog to find out!
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If you were just about to hop in your tub and you see a dark cloud brewing over head, don’t fret! It is perfectly safe to use your hot tub in the rain as most modern tubs are built for all weathers. However, there are some weather conditions that can put a spanner in the works when it comes to your hot tub use – keep reading this blog to find out more!
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