Hot Tub in Winter: Keep Soaking or Close It Until Spring?
A warm soak on a cold evening is hard to beat. Whether you’re keeping your hot tub running or closing it until spring, here’s what to know about winter care and proper winterizing.
A little regular maintenance goes a long way. Learn how to clean your filters, recognize when it’s time for fresh water, and care for the cover that protects your hot tub.
A warm soak on a cold evening is hard to beat. Whether you’re keeping your hot tub running or closing it until spring, here’s what to know about winter care and proper winterizing.
Most hot tubs require a full drain and refill every three to four months to manage chemical buildup and ensure safety. Saltwater systems are the exception, typically needing annual changes. This guide explains how rising TDS, CYA, and biofilm impact water stability, offering essential tips on maintenance schedules, biofilm purging, and recognizing when your water needs replacing.
A hot tub cover is one of the most important parts of your spa — but also one of the most overlooked. This guide explains how long covers last, how to maintain them, what ASTM safety ratings mean, and how to measure your spa for a perfect‑fitting replacement.
A quick rinse helps, but your hot tub filter occasionally needs more attention. Learn how to clean different filter types, build a manageable maintenance routine, and recognize the signs that a cartridge needs replacing.
Cleaning the shell and filters is only part of hot tub care. Learn how biofilm develops inside plumbing, what a purge does, and how to drain, rinse, and restart with a practical maintenance routine.