There is some passion here on this subject. I know people who despise swimming pools and say, if they were to get a body of water installed in their backyard, it would be a hot tub. Why? Hot tubs are easier to maintain, provide relaxation, and sometimes it’s covered by their insurance! Swimming pools on the other hand are much bigger and, some would say, a little more difficult to take care of. Swimming pools…
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It’s the winter time, and in my opinion, the best time to be in a hot tub! Imagine sitting in a hot tub when it snows, with friends, drinking a cold (perhaps, alcoholic) beverage or alone with some low music on. These are stress relievers! And it’s wonderful to think about while your at work or maybe when you don’t own a hot tub. Here is a gallery of pictures from around the internet showing…
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I had the chance to interview Alice Cunningham of Olympic Hot Tubs. Alice Cunningham, the founder and co-owner of Olympic Hot Tub, has built one of the most successful and award-winning hot tub retail operations in the United States. In 1977, she and her husband sold their house, cashed in their savings and decided to start their own wood hot tub business together. The slow, struggling start in the late 70′s blossomed into a booming…
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This is a guest post by Alice Cunningham. If you want to guest post on this blog, send us a message here. Hot tub in hot weather to stay cool? Sounds like wacky advice found on the internet, doesn’t it? If  your inclination is to stay out of the hot tub in hot, hot weather, read on. Most of us living in the Northwest are unaccustomed to really hot summer days.  Soon we’ll be returning…
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Master Spas has phinally (clever, I know) taken the plunge into the Micheal Phelps endorsement world and created a product called the Michael Phelps Signature Swim Spa

Have you ever heard the phrase “sweating out toxins?” Saunas and hot tubs are suppose to make you sweat, but do they get rid of “toxins?”

Here are some killer ideas to help throw a Halloween Hot Tub Party, and yes that pun was intended.

The truth is, spa covers start to smell like mildew after a while; this comes as no surprise. They are big, foam covers that soak up water from rain and hot tub steam.

If you are in the market for a hot tub, don’t take this story lightly. This is a must read!

Back here in NJ, we are forced to close our swimming pools and just enjoy hot tubs (not that there is anything wrong with that).