On average, standard spa pumps last between 5 and 10 years. However, if taken care of correctly, a spa pump’s lifespan can easily be extended. Therefore, it is crucial for one to take proper care of one’s spa through regular maintenance routines. For example, keeping a proper mineral balance will allow for cleaning agents to […]
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Hot tub filters should be run for a minimum of 8 hours a day every single day. By keeping in accordance with this schedule, hot tub owners ensure that their hot tub water stays clean, the filters are not overused, and the cost of electricity is kept to an absolute minimum amount while still meeting
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The majority of hot tubs require a 50 amp circuit. This amp circuit accompanies a voltage requirement of 240 V. However, hot tub amperage and voltage requirements can change from hot tub to hot tub and manufacturer to manufacturer. For instance, some hot tubs require 60 amps while others only require 30 or 40 amps.
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Cyanuric acid, abbreviated as CYA, is a chemical compound that is added to a hot tub to stabilize chlorine levels inside the pool or hot tub. By doing that, the pool’s sanitizer will last longer thus keeping the water inside clean for a longer time. CYA also goes by the name pool stabilizer or conditioner.
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Yes, you can run a hot tub on solar! It all depends on the amount of sun you get. Solar-powered heaters can heat water up to 100 degrees with only six hours of sunshine. Experts advise maintaining your current (read electric) heater and run the solar-powered one to complement the main one. Two types of
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Yes, Epsom salt can be used in a spa bath. It is believed to have several health benefits such as reducing muscle pain, improving skin health, and reducing stress. To use Epsom salt in a spa bath, you can add 2 to 4 cups of the salt to a full tub of warm water and
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I’ve been an owner of an indoor hot tub for close to ten years now. This is after I’d had enough of the outdoor one for several reasons. Based on my experience of shifting from an outdoor to an indoor hot tub, I believe I can authoritatively answer the question, is it ok to put
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Drinking alcohol in a hot tub causes one to become more intoxicated at a faster rate. This happens for several different reasons. First, the heat of the hot tub causes an increase in blood pressure which causes blood vessels to dilate, or open. This effect allows for alcohol to enter one’s bloodstream much more quickly,
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Have you noticed that your hot tub is not leveled anymore? It could be that your ground shifted, or it was never leveled to begin with. So how do you level your hot tub? The most common and often easiest way to level a hot tub on concrete is by using shims. In fact, most
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Hot tub water can and will kill grass. This is one of the most common concerns regarding hot tub ownership and for good reason. The chlorine and other chemicals commonly found in hot tub water are the culprits in hot tub water that work to kill grass and often other plants. However, the good news
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