How to Diagnose Hot Tub Water Problems
Most hot tub water problems fall into four categories: cloudy water (pH or sanitizer imbalance), green water (algae or minerals), foam (organic residue from bathers), and odor (chloramines from spent sanitizer). Each has a specific, fixable cause. Most are resolved in under 24 hours when diagnosed and treated correctly. Symptom 1: Cloudy or Milky Water
Hot Tub in Winter: The Ultimate Guide for Cold Climates
Most spa owners cover their hot tub in November and rediscover it in May. They miss the season that makes ownership feel most worth it. Stepping into 104-degree water while snow falls around you, steam rising against a dark sky, the contrast between cold air and warm water creates a physical experience unique to winter. You can have it in your own backyard. Before Winter Sets In: Refresh Your Water
New Spa Owner? Here Is What to Do Before Your First Soak
You have been waiting for this. The spa is installed, and you are almost ready. There is a short list of things to pick up and do before that first soak. None of it is complicated. Here is exactly where to start. Before the Water Goes In: What to Buy