One of the most stress reducing activities you can engage in is
to be comfortably relaxing in your very own hot tub. These units are
highly therapeutic and come in a wide variety of cabinet designs with an array of electronic controls and features. Prices are also very reasonable. But where do you start? The first thing you might want to consider is where you might want to set up your unit, outside or inside? The next consideration is how many people do you think you might want it to fit? Popular size options range from cozy, which is two to three people, to as many as a small party of six to eight. This choice is mainly based on what use you think might be the best for you.
The attractiveness and popularity of quality hot tubs revolves around the hydrotherapy benefits of the pulsating water jets, which have the ability to relieve the stress and tension of everyday life. It's not uncommon for a new owner to become totally addicted to the hydrotherapy comfort and tension relief of a new spa or hot tub. As far as placement of your spa goes there are two options, indoors and outdoors. If you decide on an indoor unit, remember that the units average about 70 inches by 80 inches in size and weigh in at approximately 700 pounds. If you decide on outdoor placement, you are not restricted to these reserved space requirements. You can literally put it anywhere. The obvious placement option, and one that many people choose, is in the backyard, a short distance from the home. Even though the unit is outside, this choice does not limit your use even on cold days in the winter. It's not unusual for people who have chosen outside placement to have hot tub parties at night in the snow for an exhilarating and unforgettable experience.
Another benefit is the water cleaning system and temperature controls. Like a pool, the water in your tub is constantly in a cycle of purification. In addition the water's temperature can be set and maintained from room temperature to between 102 to 104 degrees. This is not to say that 102 degrees is the optimal temperature for all users. Pregnant women and children sometimes have difficulty with these elevated water temperatures and as a result most quality tubs have a cut off switch that is set to not allow the water temperature to equal or exceed 104 degrees. Once you have the unit installed you need to use your personal discretion and knowledge in this area to educate other users.
Since there are many options as to cabinet design and functionality of a personal spa or hot tub it is recommended that you choose a quality local dealer with a knowledgeable sales staff to help you with the particulars of you choice in equipment and its installation.
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