
Hot tub season has arrived!
One of the hottest trends in health and wellness is taking advantage of the healing power of cold water.
Hot tub season has arrived! Saint Louis, Missouri, is known for its fluctuating temperatures, ranging from below freezing to warm enough for shorts and a T-shirt.
Even when the temperatures drop, your hot tub can help to make the colder months just as enjoyable as the warmer ones. The cold weather creates the perfect environment to relax in warm bubbles while the jets work to massage away aches and pains.
To make the most of your hot tub all winter long, maintenance is essential. Follow these tips to keep your hot tub running year-round.
How to Protect and Care for Your Hot Tub in Winter
To enjoy your hot tub through the winter months, there are a handful of steps to ensure your hot tub is working properly:

1. Invest in a Good Cover
A high-quality cover that has a tight-fitting seal is essential to maintaining a constant water temperature and keeping electricity expenses low.
We can help you conserve hot water temperature with a special ordered cover, made to fit your exact make and model.

2. Clean the Filters
A dirty filter will slow water flow and reduce the efficiency of your hot tub’s water cleaning system. During winter, keeping your filter clean ensures proper water circulation, helping prevent freezing and protecting your hot tub’s pump and heater.
Additionally, removing and cleaning your filter from time to time will help limit bacteria growth.

3. Balance Your Water Chemistry
If the water chemistry isn’t balanced, your hot tub won’t feel or perform its best. Be sure to test and balance the pH, sanitizer, and alkalinity. Doing this every week will keep your experience consistent.

4. Maintain Water Level
Follow your maintenance recommendations for the model of your hot tub for the water levels. If the water gets too low, you run the risk of the water freezing.

Keep the Hot Tub Shell Clean
Use a non-abrasive cleaner to wipe down the interior and remove any buildup. This helps prevent oils, dirt, and minerals from contaminating the water so your sanitizer and filter can work effectively.
This is especially important during winter when your hot tub may be used less frequently.

Get a Generator
Power outages are a common occurrence, especially during winter storms. Having a generator ensures your hot tub stays running and prevents the water from freezing, protecting your equipment and keeping your spa ready to use even during extended outages
