We are motivated by the long, cold winter months to take it easy, conserve our strength, and be more careful about how we spend our time. So while you may be inclined to hibernate during the winter, your hot tub doesn't have to follow your lead. In fact, the use of your hot tub in winter has special advantages
Tips to keep your hot tub safe and in good condition
- Good cover investment. Ensure you have a well-insulated cover for your hot pool and a strong seal. A good quality cover allows your jacuzzi keep its temperature consistently up, even when the climate is bad.
- Water level monitoring. Test your water level often and add additional details as needed. In the cold weather, when water levels drop too low, the components can freeze, and your hot tub could be destroyed.
- Stay clean of the rain. Make sure that your water and filters are washed and maintained on time. In the subzero weather, simple problems can become harder to fix
- Change Early Your Water. It is a good idea to move your bath into earlier in the year if you foresee a planned water switch in winter. Changes in water at low outside temperatures can be particularly difficult because of the possibility that your spa will freeze and harm.
- Turn the jets down. Use the jets less than you would in other seasons and, when not in use, do not forget to turn them off. The jets blow air into the water, which can decrease the temperature.
If you’re still debating whether to keep your jacuzzi bathtub running all winter long, it may help to know how much energy your spa is likely to use in cold weather. For any questions you may have about winter hot tub use, talk to your local dealer. They’ll be able to help you better understand your model and its known performance specifications. They also can offer more tips for getting the most out of your hot tub in winter, especially for your area’s climate.
