The hustle and bustle of shopping, traveling and the joy of the holidays are here, surrounding us with noise and stress at every turn. With all of the pressure of finding the perfect gift and making sure you get all your holiday baking done, there has to be a place you can enjoy and go to for relief and relaxation. Stress accumulates when you are way too busy to get everything done, or cannot find an extra minute to just relax. If the holiday stress is becoming too much to bear, we have the perfect answer for you...a hot tub of course!
Relax in a hot tub daily to help relieve stress and allow yourself to actually enjoy the holidays this year. You should make time everyday for quality time with friends and family in the hot tub, as well as help relieve stress and improve your health. Here are some creative ways to use your hot tub during these crazy holiday months:
New Years Eve Party...in the Hot Tub
The most amazing way to ring in the New Year is in a hot tub with your closest friends and family. You will be starting the New Year on the right track for health, relaxation and quality time with friends and those you love most.
Family Get-Together...in the Hot Tub
There are so many different activities pulling your family in so many different directions that you barely get to spend enough time together. Allow your family a hot tub get-together to catch up, relax and enjoy each other’s company.
Turn on the Romance...in the Hot Tub
Grab your guy or gal and head to the hot tub for some TLC. Leave a sexy note for your love and have them meet you in the hot tub. Have some romantic music on in the background and light some candles to set the mood!
Muscle & Joint Therapy...in the Hot Tub
Warm water helps soothe tired muscles and joints. A hot tub is an amazing way to reduce swelling and help soothe any sore muscles. This is a perfect option for people affected by arthritis or fibromyalgia. You can also use water as resistance to help you build up your strength.
A Man Alone in His Thoughts...in the Hot Tub
Taking a moment for yourself to think and enjoy stargazing and relaxing is one of the best things you can do for yourself during these stressful times. A moment of complete solitude in the hot tub, allowing you to get away and just relax.
Slow down and enjoy one of the creative options above to just relax and enjoy the holidays. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from www.spasandstuff.com, your factory direct hot tub source.
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Thursday, December 22, 2011
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Hot Tub Therapy in the Snow
As fall begins to take over and the warm days of summer are slowly disappearing, everyone begins to pull out their winter gear and anything that makes them think of warmer days. Your hot tub should be one of the main focuses of getting ready for winter, as it offers a supreme winter escape from the cold weather and snowy conditions. Using your hot tub in the snow is one of the greatest times to enjoy all of the amazing, warm, soothing health benefits of owning a hot tub.
Many people particularly look forward to using their hot tub or outdoor spa during the cold months. You can find snowy hot tub pictures in our customer pictures section. While this time might be one of the most enjoyable to use your hot tub, there are some things you can do to prepare it to ensure it operates properly in snowy conditions. You want to ensure your hot tub has the maximum energy efficiency, especially if you live in an area that has freezing conditions.
One of the main things you can do to protect your hot tub in the snow is to prevent the water from freezing in the piping system. This can cause major damage and is easily preventable. Most portable hot tubs and spas have a system that is designed to prevent the water from freezing in the pipes. Modern hot tubs have a freeze protection system built in. It typically functions by turning the pumps on and circulating the water if the system senses the water temperature is too cold. The circulating water should not freeze and your pipes will be protected until a service technician can repair the cause of your hot tub water not heating.
Despite the icy and cold conditions, there are ways you can help your hot tub remain energy efficient. The colder the temperatures are outside, the longer it will take to heat up the spa. At www.spasandstuff.com, we sell hot tubs that are perfect for Northern snowy climates. With high R-Value expansion foam in the hot tub cabinet, and a thick cover to hold the heat in your spa, they are very energy efficient and should not be a big cost on your energy bill.
One of the best things you can invest in is a quality insulating cover. Make sure you remove any standing snow on the cover during the day, as they are not meant to hold excessive weight. If you have ever shoveled a driveway you know that snow gets heavy! We sell the perfect tapered cover, as they are tapered for rain and snow runoff. Hot tub replacement covers can be a great investment if you live in a snowy climate. Old, heavy, water-logged covers have very little insulating value.
We suggest cleaning your spa prior to the cold, snowy months, which will help get you through until the end of winter. So take these easy steps to winter ready your hot tub and you will be enjoying one of the most exhilarating moments of being a hot tub owner—sitting in the spa while the snow falls around you.
Many people particularly look forward to using their hot tub or outdoor spa during the cold months. You can find snowy hot tub pictures in our customer pictures section. While this time might be one of the most enjoyable to use your hot tub, there are some things you can do to prepare it to ensure it operates properly in snowy conditions. You want to ensure your hot tub has the maximum energy efficiency, especially if you live in an area that has freezing conditions.
One of the main things you can do to protect your hot tub in the snow is to prevent the water from freezing in the piping system. This can cause major damage and is easily preventable. Most portable hot tubs and spas have a system that is designed to prevent the water from freezing in the pipes. Modern hot tubs have a freeze protection system built in. It typically functions by turning the pumps on and circulating the water if the system senses the water temperature is too cold. The circulating water should not freeze and your pipes will be protected until a service technician can repair the cause of your hot tub water not heating.
Despite the icy and cold conditions, there are ways you can help your hot tub remain energy efficient. The colder the temperatures are outside, the longer it will take to heat up the spa. At www.spasandstuff.com, we sell hot tubs that are perfect for Northern snowy climates. With high R-Value expansion foam in the hot tub cabinet, and a thick cover to hold the heat in your spa, they are very energy efficient and should not be a big cost on your energy bill.
One of the best things you can invest in is a quality insulating cover. Make sure you remove any standing snow on the cover during the day, as they are not meant to hold excessive weight. If you have ever shoveled a driveway you know that snow gets heavy! We sell the perfect tapered cover, as they are tapered for rain and snow runoff. Hot tub replacement covers can be a great investment if you live in a snowy climate. Old, heavy, water-logged covers have very little insulating value.
We suggest cleaning your spa prior to the cold, snowy months, which will help get you through until the end of winter. So take these easy steps to winter ready your hot tub and you will be enjoying one of the most exhilarating moments of being a hot tub owner—sitting in the spa while the snow falls around you.
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