TubTabs

Did you know that hot tubs trace their origins back to ancient times? The concept of soaking in hot water for relaxation and health benefits dates back thousands of years to ancient civilizations such as the Romans, Greeks, and Egyptians. They recognized the therapeutic properties of soaking in hot water, which eventually evolved into the modern-day hot tubs and spas we enjoy today.

It is typically recommended to drain and refill your hot tub every 3 to 4 months. However, this can vary depending on usage and water quality, so be sure to monitor the water condition regularly.

NO! NEVER put Epsom salt (or bath salts) in a hot tub! Keep that to your bathroom bathtub

National Hot Tub Day was on March 28, but in our hearts, it's every day 😍

Happy 2-4 weekend! Here's what we will be doing 🍻 🧖‍♂️🔥🛀

Your choice is key! If you prefer hassle-free and have the budget, go for it! Yet, DIY is a breeze with TubTabs! Simply drop them in and watch the magic unfold.

Spot green water in your hot tub? While rare, it's fixable! Likely algae bloom or a chemical reaction. The remedy? Drain and refill with fresh water for a crystal-clear soak!

If you had it your way, how many hours would you spend in or by your hot tub today?

Hot tub time with fur buddies? 🐾🛁 While it may seem adorable, please don't invite them for a soak. Their fur can affect the water quality, and the high temperatures may are not safe for them! Let them enjoy their own pool time while you relax in your hot tub

Sensitive skin deserves some TLC in the hot tub too! 🌿💧 Opt for bromine-based chemicals as they are gentler on sensitive skin compared to chlorine. The soothing properties of bromine ensure a relaxing soak without irritation.

Keeping your pool or hot tub fresh and clean is all about that chlorine balance! Just toss in the right amount based on your water test results to keep those chloramines in check. And when things get a bit funky and stinky, that's your cue to shock the pool

Understanding the balance between relaxation and safety is crucial! Hot tub chemicals like chlorine and bromine, when handled correctly and within recommended levels, are not dangerous. Just make sure you're following the instructions and storing them in a proper place

When it comes to hot tub covers, it is absolutely recommended that you have one. Hot tub covers provide a variety of benefits, including lower operational costs, improved water quality and enhanced backyard safety.

Are whirlpool bath and hot tubs the same thing? Basically yes! But much as Kleenex is a brand name for tissues, whirlpool bath is in fact, a trademarked brand name for jetted tubs and other spa equipment. All whirlpool baths are hot tubs, but not all hot tubs are whirlpool baths