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4 Must Have Accessories for Your Hot Tub

Author: Jerry Shearier

Maintenance issues are par for the course with having a hot tub. But any accessory you can buy to cut down on the maintenance requirements will make your life easier. Here are just a few of the accessories available that will not only extend the life of your hot tub, but will also allow you to enjoy it in the manner you envisioned when you first bought it.



1) Wind straps -

Spa cover wind straps will secure your hot tub cover in high winds and prevent it from blowing across town. It will also help to keep unwelcome critters at bay. For the best protection make sure you get the heavy duty security straps which can keep keep unauthorized visitors and children out of the hot tub.

2) Spa Blanket -

A spa blanket slows down the evaporation process thereby lowering both your heating and your watering costs. Less evaporation means that you'll have to add chemicals to your spa with less frequency. It also means that the chemical balance of the water will have less fluctuation.

A hot tub blanket is typically made of plastic, custom cut to the size of your spa. It fits under your spa cover and acts as a thermal blanket to keep the heat in the pool while the spa cover keeps the outside cold air from reaching the pool. If you use your hot tub a significant amount in cold weather climates, a spa blanket can save you a lot of money.

3) Spa Pre-Filter -

You might legitimately ask, if I have a filter, why do I need a pre-filter? A similar question might be, why do people drink filtered water when the body's liver is perfectly capable of and explicitly designed to filter out impurities? They do it to relieve stress and strain on the liver.

A spa pre-filter serves a similar purpose. It's main function is to get rid of most contaminants in your tap water before it reaches your spa, causing less stress on the spa filter and extending it's life.

Pre-filters come in various sizes and quality. The best ones will eliminate practically all trace minerals and metals from the water as well as most organic contaminants and will last you for at least a couple of years. And they couldn't be easier to use. Just attach it to your garden hose and you're ready to go.

4) Spa Cover Lift -

A spa cover lift just makes the whole spa experience more enjoyable. You don't want to strain your back while struggling with the spa cover every time you want to use the spa. A spa cover lift not only makes your life easier, it also will help extend the life of your hot tub's insulating cover by eliminating the friction that would otherwise be cause by constantly dragging it on and off of the spa. A spa experience is supposed to be relaxing. A spa cover lift helps to make it just that.

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Jerry Shearier is owner and webmaster for www.hotbathtub.com. Visit for more information on selecting a hot tub replacement cover.


Comments

  1. Sneaky D says:

    probably not, I’d wait until that heals a little bit longer. The chlorine and chemicals could really irritate an incision that fresh.

  2. Natalie says:

    Is it safe to go into a hot tub 2 weeks after a C-section?
    I just had a C-section 2 weeks ago, and I’m dying to get into my hot tub. Is that safe?

  3. Ratz says:

    Sure, why not.

  4. Wagon says:

    Is it normal for 2 college guys to get naked in a hot tub?
    My best friend and I both have girlfriends but when I go over to his house for just the two of us to hang out, the two of us sit in the hot tub and drink. We always go in clothed but after a few drinks end up taking our swim suits off. Nothing sexual happens, but is this normal?

  5. Purple says:

    How to woohoo in the hot tub in sims 2?
    So my sims 2 character wants to woohoo with her fiance in the hottub.
    And i want to know how to do that!?
    And also in the car! ;p

    ~So just tell me the steps of how to do both of those. ^ ( woohoo: in hot tub & car )
    {Only if you know them!} (;
    (Sims 2)

    -Thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanks!:D

  6. alyroxxursoxx says:

    Is it bad if you went in a hot tub while your 2 to 3 weeks pregnant?
    I might be pregnant and I want to know if its bad if you go in a hot tub if your 2 to 3 weeks pregnant. Thanks! =]

  7. Yeppy :D says:

    aww man tht guy answered it anyway you get them both in a hot tub and make tem cuddle thn woohooo,same for the car make one sim sit in the car and thn get your other sim and click ask to join in one of the options. once ther both in the car click woohoo and ther
    *if you have night life then a photobooth should be there when you go to night clubs most of the time. if you find a photobooth then make one sim sit in the photobooth and again click ask to join for the other one. thn you should make them woohoo. this is consider a public woohoo and will usually cause other sims to watch and whistle you can also do it in the changning room in clothing store i made my sims do tht once but i forgot how.

  8. Katie and James says:

    no not at all! i was having hot baths up until 5 weeks or so!! i have a thermometer and make sure my baths are now before 40 Celsius (i dont know in Fahrenheit).

    hope it helps

    x

  9. mom of 3 under 4 says:

    I am 10 weeks 2 days pregnant and my husband and I are going to the beach in the morning. Is the hot tub ok?
    I know I’m not supposed to raise my body temperature too much. I was wanting to use the hot tub to help my back feel better. It’s been hurting so bad lately. I guess my main question is how long is too long to sit in it. I was going to just do a couple minutes at a time so I don’t get too hot, that way it will help my back relax a little. Thanks.

  10. Cindy says:

    As a massage therapist with knowledge of hydrotherapy (including use of hot tubs), I can say that not only use of the hot tub is contraindicated, but as some suggested a massage, that too, is prohibited (at least in the first trimester).

    Your body is at greatest risk for miscarriage in the first few months of pregnancy for many reasons; however, as you have low back pain, I suggest plenty of stretching (if possible) and rolling up a towel or two and placing it beneath your knees when lying down.

    Also, it is not harmful in many cases to receive massage on your face, hands, and feet. I empathize, as a client of mine this year could hardly wait until she was out of her first trimester to schedule regular prenatal massage with me!

    I strongly suggest calling your physician to double check any advice you receive via Yahoo! Answers or well-meaning friends.

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