Hot Tub Blog

We look at the different ways that a hot tub can be good for people with arthritis, reducing pain and helping with mobility.

We explore whether you can use a hot tub whilst pregnant, looking at the various stages of the pregnancy. We use reliable and trusted medical sources to look at what is and isn't safe for pregnant women so you can make the best decision for yourself and your baby.

If you let out a holiday home, a lodge, a log cabin or a caravan, there’s many regulations to follow and hoops to jump through to make sure you’re following the letter of the law. If you offer a hot tub to your guests, then there’s more regulations to adhere to. Specifically: HSG282.

The guidance explains to holiday home owners how to control and manage the different risks to their guests from legionella and a whole host of other infectious diseases.

A question that’s commonly asked by people that are doing their research for the first time into buying a hot tub surrounds the overall cost of the purchase.

When considering a spa, there’s a huge number of questions that you might have… you’re entering some new territory and you’re likely turning to Google or to a reputable hot tub retailer such as ourselves to ask the experts all those burning questions you’ve got like… should I keep my hot tub running all the time? Should I turn my hot tub off in the winter? What are the running costs like? How do I balance my chemicals?

When researching hot tubs for the first time, customers are often turning to Google or calling us to ask about running costs, as they need to know how much a hot tub costs to run before they can consider ordering one. It's a fair point, so we're going to get to the bottom of it here.

The demand for hot tubs is constantly rising. 2020 saw the largest rise in Google searches for hot tubs that's ever been recorded. People are buzzing at the idea of having their own little sanctuary in their back garden.

So when's the best time to actually buy one? When are they at their cheapest? We explore more in this article.

Having cloudy hot tub water is a common problem. We’ll learn what causes the water to be hazy and then demonstrate some simple remedies.

Let’s set the scene. You arrive home after a long day at work, and you’re feeling quite worn down and perhaps even a little stressed out. All you want to do is relax and unwind and forget about the day’s events.

You might not realise it, but one of the best ways to relax and unwind from a particularly challenging day is by having a soak in a hot tub. Take a look at the following hot tub health benefits to find out why else you need a hot tub in your home:

If you're thinking of buying a hot tub during COVID-19 or during lockdown, it's very easy to get fooled or stung. There's lots of things to consider and look at, so we've put together this handy guide to help you out.