Ownership & Care Articles

Conserving water in your spa doesn’t involve much work. It just requires regular care and maintenance, a bit of forethought, and some minor common-sense adjustments to your spa habits. Try these easy hot tub water conservation tips to get started today.

A durable, custom-fit spa cover and other hot tub accessories will protect your spa from rain, snow, sunlight, sleet, and hail.

Does a hot tub add value to your home? It depends. A spa’s value is truly experiential. For spa owners, a warm soak only steps away from their door is priceless.

After a series of open houses, offers, and counteroffers, you’ve finally closed on a new house that you love. Congratulations! All that’s left to do now is move your things and start a new life in the home of your dreams. You’ll also find out who your best friends are—they’re the ones who will show up on moving day.

A hot tub can separate your rental property from others in the area. It’s novel for guests who don’t own their own home spa, and familiar to guests who use their own hot tub daily. Learn how owning a quality spa can bring in more guests and allow you to raise your rental rates.

Draining, cleaning, and refilling your hot tub before you go on vacation or after seasonal use is simple and pretty fast, depending on the size of your spa. The entire step-by-step process should take only about two and a half hours.

The many therapeutic benefits of a hot tub help to ease pain and discomfort. People with impaired physical ability can especially benefit from a home spa because today’s hot tubs are designed with safety, as well as comfort, in mind. Learn how safety accessories can eliminate concerns about getting in and out of a hot tub safely.