Winter is a wonderful season to use a hot tub. The hot water & massage breathes life back to frozen feet and aching joints. Instead of winterizing the spa for the cold, why not make the most of your investment and enjoy it? Aquaspring winter outdoor spas stay hot and ready all winter, without adding to your electric bill. Insulation and a quality spa cover keeps the heat in, so there is no need to winterize with proper upkeep.
If you use an outdoor hot tub in winter, be sure to drain and refill it. Make sure the plumbing is flushed out to prevent build-up. The more water you remove from the plumbing, the better, as this will help keep your spa at a comfortable temperature all year long. And be sure to stock up on supplies to keep the water clean and safe. You can also make sure your outdoor spa in winter remains heated throughout the cold season by checking the temperature outside.
Before the cold season starts, you need to prepare your outdoor spa for the winter. First, you need to empty the water from your spa. Afterwards, you need to drain the water. Then, you need to check the perimeters for stains and other signs of leaks. In addition, you need to examine the foam insulation in your spa. The more saturated the foam, the more likely it is that you have a leak. If you have a leak, make sure it is repaired before the weather becomes too harsh to use your spa.
After the cold season, you must clean your outdoor spa thoroughly. This will prevent rust and buildup in the water heater. If you need to drain it, you should drain the water from your outdoor spa and then fill it with hot water. Once the winter is over, you can use the hot tub in the winter. You can also use your outdoor hot tub during the summer to relax in a warm, cozy environment. Once you're done with these steps, you'll be ready to start enjoying your winter outdoor spa in no time.
