Spring is the time of year where hot tub usage generally increases in the UK. In recent years lots of hot tub users have shut down their hot tubs for Autum/Winter and while we think that the colder months are a great time to hot tub, we appreciate everyone has different opinions! In this post we will cover 10 top tips for Spring hot tubbing with a focus on those starting up their spas after a long shut down.
Buying a hot tub can be a minefield, even for those with experience in using and selling hot tubs! Tim Bourne works in sales here at Happy Hot Tubs and in this post he gives us his opinion on the best way to narrow down options and his veiw of each Hot Spring range.
A detailed guide from our freinds at Hot Spring Spas on everything related to hot tub running costs!
Whether you are at the first stage of looking to buy a hot tub or have been searching for a spa for a while then a key question that will arise at some point is; should I get a lounger seat in my hot tub or not? In this post we will explain what a lounger seat is, the benefits of a lounger and some of the drawbacks.
A hot tub is an expensive purchase and an investment that you want to protect. Here is our blog post on why getting your hot tub serviced is important, different types of servicing and how often it should be done.
Hot Tub Filters are key to keeping your hot tub clean, safe and working well. This blog post will help you understand what a hot tub filter is, what it does, why it is important to keep it clean, how to clean a filter and some useful tips and advice.
If you don't like the sound of chemicals or you have had a bad experience with hot tub or pool water in the past then this post will hopefully provide some answers on why you cannot run a hot tub without any chemicals, advice on chlorine, some of the alternatives to chlorine and things you can do to make your hot tub experience more natural and better on your skin.
Draining your hot tub periodically is very important to keep bathers safe. In this guide, we explain how to drain your hot tub, how to flush the pipes and how to refill, as well as covering some common questions around this process.
The benefits of using a hot tub can be very obvious in terms of stress relief, improved circulation and muscle recovery. However there are plenty of other benefits including social benefits that are worth exploring. In this article we will approach the key benefits to using a hot tub and more!
Chlorine is one of the most important levels in your hot tub water chemistry. Why? Because chlorine is a sanitiser and kills nasty bacteria. Things can get very frustrating when you cannot seem to get a chlorine reading on your test kit or test strips. In this article we will look at why you may get a low chlorine reading and how it can be fixed.