Foamy hot tub water is a very common problem that occurs when air, water, and surfactants collide. Upon collision, the surfactants create a barrier between the air and water, resulting … Read more
If your pool has algae and bacteria, you’ll have to pour chlorine or bleach to sanitize it. While most people use chlorine as a pool sanitizer, you can also use … Read more
If your inflatable hot tub gets mucky and slithery, it’s not a good sign. Slime develops in tubs when they’re not properly maintained. And it’s not only irritating, but it … Read more
The perfect hot tubs don’t exi—Yes, they do. And while they may be smaller than regular tubs, inflatable hot tubs are cheaper, incredibly easy to maintain, and can be used … Read more
Vacation time is every homeowner’s joy, whether you’re retreating to the Bahamas or taking the kids to Disneyland. But if you’re also a proud owner of a hot tub, you … Read more
A severe drop in winter temperatures can cause devastating effects on your hot tub, especially if no one will look after it. As such, you might be considering using antifreeze … Read more
If you’re taking a vacation or won’t use your hot tub for some other reason, you might wonder if you should shut it down. And there are no dumb questions, … Read more
Chlorine tablets are the go-to option for most hot tub owners as they’re more efficient in killing bacteria and keeping the water clean. In addition, unlike other sanitizers, they oxidize … Read more
Using the right chemicals is essential for a safe, clean, and pleasant-smelling hot tub. However, some chemicals like chlorine can be pretty harsh, leaving some spa owners wondering whether they … Read more
A soak in a hot tub is just what you need after a long day. The warm bubbly water eases aches and pain, leaving you feeling relaxed. However, hot tub … Read more
