Hot Tub Warranties What To Know

NO BLAME GAME

The warranty is only as good as the company that makes it. 
The warranty is only as good as the company who sells and services your hot tub.

5 Year NO-Fault ® Heater Warranty
The heater is not affected by pH fluctuations like most other hot tubs.

Check out all the solid Energy Saving components that make go into making an Energy Smart Hot Spring.

7 Year Shell Surface Warranty
Watkins warrants the acrylic surface material of the Hot Spring portable spa to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for seven years. Additionally, the acrylic surface material is structurally warranted not to leak for seven years. The acrylic surface material is non permeable and will not absorb odors, bacteria or pollutants. 

5 Year No Leak Plumbing Warranty
Watkins warrants the Hot Spring spa against leaks caused by defects in manufacturing and workmanship for five years. This warranty specifically covers leaks from the wall fittings, jet fittings, internal plumbing, internal glue joints, drains, hoses, and all bonded parts.

5 Year Parts Warranty
Watkins warrants the electrical components, pump(s), Moto-Massage jets, air valves, levers, bezels and other Hot Spring spa components against defects in materials and workmanship for five years.

5 Year Everwood Cabinetry Warranty
Watkins warrants the Everwood cabinet material to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for five years.

PoolCo offers a great hot tub, great service and a great promise. 

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A great hot tub is solidly constructed and backed by a peace of mind warranty. 

A great dealer delivers that promise takes care of you as long as you own your Hot Spring.

A Hot Tubber's Point of View

A "Lifesaver" for Leafy Pools

The PoolSkim uses the power of the water returning to the pool to create a venturi suction that draws surface water, and floating debris to it like a magnet. The debris is caught in an easy to clean clip on bag - leaving your pool sparkling.

The PoolSkim:

• Skims away floating debris such as leaves, grass, hair, dust and insects
• Attaches to your existing pool - no extra booster pump etc. required
• Self Adjusts to water level
•  Works in conjunction with suction cleaners
• Robust design
• Easy to clean - uses a tough re-useable clip on bag
• Reduces your pump's workload                                      
•  Puts a sparkle on your pool   
• Ideal for any pool - above ground or in ground

Aria hot tub by Hot Spring - Video

Aria by Hot Spring hot tubs

The Aria spa, a Consumers Digest Best Buy, sets the standard in energy-efficient hot tubs. 


Like every Hot Spring® spa, the Aria is certified to the highest energy-efficient standards, set by the California Energy Commission (CEC). 


The Aria includes exclusives like the Moto-Massage® DX jet and Tri-X® filters, along with special features like Precision® jets in the calf area of the lounge for enhanced hydromassage. 


The sleek cabinet profile adds a contemporary flair to any backyard.


And to complete the Aria spa experience, you can relax to the sound of your favorite song playing on an optional music system. 

How to Make a Restaurant Style Quality Steak at Home

Big Green Egg - Restaurant Quality Steak at Home

Egg-cersized Recipe #1 Chicken Enchilidas!

Egg-cersizing (def.) taking a great recipe and making it EVEN BETTER by cooking it on  the BIG GREEN EGG.

Chicken & Black Bean Enchilada Casserole

2 cups diced or shredded chicken breast meat (I used a rotisserie chicken for Schnucks)

½ teaspoon ground cumin  (I tripled this)

½ teaspoon ground coriander  (I tripled this)

Crushed garlic clove  (I tripled this)

2 Tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro

1 (15 oz) can black beans, rinsed and drained

1 (4.5 oz) can diced green chili peppers, drained

2 (10 oz) can red enchilada sauce  (I made my own..1 (28oz) can of stewed tomatoes, drained plus 1 Tbspoon chili powder,  1 cup Chi-Chi’s medium salsa – processed in blender until smooth. )

8 (6 inch) corn tortillas

2 cups shredded Mexican blend cheese (I doubled this)

1 (8 oz) container sour cream

Directions:

Preheat the oven (Big Green Egg) to 375°.  

Use a large skillet (I used the Big Green Egg Paella Pan). 

Spray with vegetable cooking spray or coat with enough butter/oil to keep food from sticking to pan.

In a medium sized bowl,  stir  the cumin, coriander, cilantro and green chilis into the chicken.

Spread half of the enchilada sauce over the bottom of the pan.  

Place 4 tortillas over the sauce, overlapping if necessary. Spoon the chicken mixture over the tortillas, and sprinkle with half of the cheese and all of the sour cream (spreading sour cream over shredded cheese does take a little patience!)

Layer 4 more tortillas over the sour cream. Spoon the remaining enchilada sauce over the tortillas. Add the last of the shredded cheese. Top with sliced jalapeno peppers, if desired.

Bake for 25-30 minutes in the Big Green Egg. 

NOTE: Do not place the pan directly on the grilling rack. Instead,  place on an elevated rack* or use a “Big Green Egg plate setter” to raise the cooking surface (to prevent burning.) 

 Let stand 10 minutes before serving.

*Elevate rack by placing two bricks (about 10 inches or so apart) on their sides on main grilling rack. Place a second rack over the bricks or just place the pan directly on top of the bricks.

This came out soooooo good! Thinking you could leave out the tortillas  and serve with guacamole and tortilla chips on the side for an incredible appetizer dip / meal!

Win a Hot Spring hot tub!

Win a Hot Spring hot tub!

Baracuda Automatic Cleaner

PoolCo Pool Care Video (1998) Part 2

Did you miss Part 1?  You may wish to first view : PoolCo Produced Pool Care Video (1998) Part 1

New to pool ownership?

Perhaps you will appreciate and enjoy PoolCo's
"How To Care for Your PoolCo Pool" Video, Part 2 



"Water Chemistry and How to Apply Your BioGuard Pool Chemical 3 Step Programs"

Over 14 years ago, we included this video with any new pool purchased at PoolCo. (Proof, yet again, of how dedicated to customer service we were and are.)With the wide spread use of high speed internet, we are able to now share this video on our blog.

PoolCo Pool Care Video (1998) Part 1

New to pool ownership?

Perhaps you will appreciate and enjoy PoolCo's
"How To Care for Your PoolCo Pool" Video.

Over 14 years ago, we included this video with any new pool purchased at PoolCo. (Proof, yet again, of how dedicated to customer service we were and are.)With the wide spread use of high speed internet, we are able to now share this video on our blog.

Please now enjoy Part 1: How Operate Your Filtration System.

Produced by us in 1998, we are in the process of updating product images.

However, you should find our 14 year old video to be quite helpful in understanding how to operate your filter system, to properly add pool chemicals, routine maintenance, etc.

Cheaply Priced Hot Tubs are Very Expensive to Own

What about my heating and cooling costs*? 
The cost to space condition (heat/cool) a home is influenced by five factors:

• The thermostat setting
• The temperature outside
• The quality of the insulation and air tightness of the home
• The efficiency of the heating/cooling system
• The cost of the energy used by the heating/cooling system

You have control over all of these factors except one, the temperature outside. The other four items can be changed to some degree or other by you, the homeowner. An energy audit will help you evaluate these four factors. If you increase your attic insulation or put in a new heating system, how will that change your usage? 

And, is it a good investment? 

These are the types of questions an audit will help you answer. 

* Taken from Egyptian Electric Cooperative Association Website. 

Why Some Hot Tubs Cost More Than Others

The cost to heat a hot tub is influenced by the same five factors. Why then do some hot tub salespeople and manufacturers still ACTUALLY insist that you should avoid purchasing a fully foamed (insulated) hot tub? 

Because it is for their benefit - and NOT yours. 

Insulating a hot tub properly adds more expense to the cost of producing the tub. Cutting back on the amount and quality of insulation is one big way some hot tub manufacturers trim production costs. They know some shoppers are so focused on a low, low price.

A Cheaply Made, Low Priced Hot Tub is a Rip-Off

A cheaply made hot tub can only offer you a low price. You are being cheated out of a pleasurable and affordable ownership experience.

But who are you to believe?  

Do a little searching online. Google "hot tub insulation". Searching will result in many, many websites of hot tub owners inquiring how to ADD INSULATION to their expensive to operate hot tub. (A word of safety advice here - you REALLY have to know what you are doing if you are going to add insulation to a hot tub.)

Ask your friends who own hot tubs. If they own a Hot Spring they'll tell you the can't tell a difference in their monthly electric bill. If they own a anything else, you'll hear $60, $70, $80, $90 more a month to heat. Yikes!

Designing a hot tub that is energy efficient also increases the cost of the hot tub. 

• Design improvements keep the monthly operating (electricity) costs very low.  
• Design improvements keep the tub always at your ready to use set temperature. 
• No hassles with having to turn the thermostat up or down to save money on heating expenses. 
• Design improvements mean less wear and tear on the major components in the hot tub - this saves you a large amount of money. You hot tub is also so much more reliable in the long run.
• Design improvements mean a quieter tub. You don't want to hear your hot tub running when you are trying to sleep at night.

While the cost of the tub may be more, the long term ownership experience increases drastically compared to a cheaply made tub.

A well designed, quality hot tub may cost you a bit more initially, but over time will save you money in two ways:
1. You will own the tub for at least 10 years or more.
2. Over that 10 year period, your hot tub will cost you much less in monthly operating costs and replacement parts/labor costs. 

• Cheap tubs are loud and noisy. 
• Cheap tubs aren't comfortable. 
• Cheap tubs are expensive to operate. 
• Cheap tubs break down. 
• Cheap tubs don't last for years and years. 
• Cheap tubs... are very expensive to own.

10 Year Cost of Spa Ownership

Years 1 - 10				Hot Spring hot tubs	Competitors
	Energy Costs*			$20/MO=$240	$50/MO=$600
Year 1	Filter Replacements			$0	$0
	Ozone Bulb/Chip Replacement**			$0	$0
	Energy Costs			$240	$600
Year 2	Filter Replacements			$0	$100
	Ozone Bulb/Chip Replacement			$0	$120
	Energy Costs			$240	$600
Year 3	Filter Replacements			$0	$0
	Ozone Bulb/Chip Replacement			$0	$0
	Energy Costs			$240	$600
Year 4	Filter Replacements			$0	$100
	Ozone Bulb/Chip Replacement			$0	$120
	Energy Costs			$240	$600
Year 5	Filter Replacements			$100	$0
	Ozone Bulb/Chip Replacement			$0	$0
Years 6	Energy Costs			$1,200	$3,000
thru	Filter Replacements			$100	$300
Year 10	Ozone Bulb/Chip Replacement			$0	$360
10 year Cost of Ownership				$2,600	$7,100
Guaranteed Trade-In Value***				-$1,000	$0
Actual Cost of Ownership				$1,600	$7,100
Purchasing a PoolCo Hot Spring Family of Spas model spa saves you $5,500 over 10 Years !
* Energy costs assumes daily spa usage of one hour. PoolCo guarantees monthly energy cost.
**Watkins Corona Discharge Ozone system never requires any replacement of bulbs or chips

Manual or Automatic Vacuum?

How to attach a manual (you push/pull) vacuum.

Step by Step instructions for the easiest way to attach your manual vacuum cleaner. (These instructions also work for how to attach your Wahoo automatic cleaner.)

Spring pool opening, manually vacuuming FINE dirt on the bottom of the  pool on waste (or drain).

Spring pool opening, Baracuda Wahoo Cleaner vacuuming the pool.

It's All About Prevention, Prevention, Prevention!

A quick look at the pool daily and follow-up steps go a long way to maintaining a crystal clear, algae-free and sanitary pool for you and your family to enjoy all summer long!

     Once-A-Week maintenance is all that is needed, if after the pool is opened, looks crystal clear and several tests indicate that you are maintaining proper sanitizer levels.

     Check the pool after significant rainfall/storm or heavy use (a lot of people for a few hours or a lot of hours with fewer people!) Dogs using the pool? Test and add products more frequently!

            CIRCULATE The water needs to be circulated every day.  Run the pump at least 8 - 12 hours per day – a timer helps. 24 hours a day is okay. 

FILTER The filter needs to be kept clean. Dirt and oils collecting on top of the sand can greatly reduce the flow of water back to the pool. This is done by either backwashing (as dirt collects in the sand filter increasing the pressure and slows down circulation of the water) OR by chemically cleaning the sand media (as oils from the environment accumulate in the pores of the sand). How filter system works.

     How often will vary depending on your particular equipment and the time of year. Watch the water flow and/or monitor the pressure gauge, if you have one. Start with weekly cleanings and adjust as needed.  

     DO NOT BACKWASH UNLESS NECESSARY! A slightly “dirty” sand filter is sticky and attracts finer particles. Chemically clean the sand every 4- 6 weeks or change the sand annually.

           CLEAN The surfaces (sides and bottom) need to be kept free from biofilms, dirt and debris. You will have to vacuum and or brush the surfaces periodically to maintain it - weekly is ideal.


     The skimmer and pump baskets need to be checked and emptied of debris. Blocked baskets can greatly reduce flow of water back to the pool.

 




FILL Maintain the proper water level.   

   

    TEST  Test the sanitizer and PH every day. Professionally test at PoolCo at least 3 times a year. Before you open, before you winterize, and before the 4th of July. The purpose of testing is to catch slight imbalances before they become BIG imbalances. Worth the extra effort if you want to avoid algae and cloudy water – AND SAVES YOU TIME AND MONEY!!!

    ADD YOUR BIOGUARD 3 STEPS WEEKLY Add the proper amounts of chemicals as they are recommended. ALWAYS READ AND FOLLOW PRODUCT LABEL DIRECTIONS!

 

1) Sanitize – a small amount added daily to keep the pool ready for swimmers and kill any new bacteria, algae and any other living organisms that can get into the pool (because it is outside and not covered.)

2) Algicide – a good quality one (cheap algicides are a waste of your money –basically just soap) a few ounces a week or after a rainfall.

3) Shock - The water needs to be periodically super sanitized to disinfect the water, kill bacteria, algae, other organisms and oxidize wastes. After you shock, do not use the pool until all chemical levels are back to normal and the water is crystal clear.

The last word about pools – TEST YOUR WATER AS FREQUENTLY AS NEEDED! Usually once a week is enough.

The only way to be sure that our recommendations were effective is to verify through testing (at home & PoolCo).

Every pool and spa is different. You may have to adjust the amount of chemicals and schedules presented here.

ALWAYS seek the advice of a pool professional at PoolCo, if you have questions or are having problems.

     .... ATTEND Pool School at PoolCo, to hear AND see much more!

     Call to reserve your spot today - 529-3200.

Why 3 Steps to Pool Care?

 

Smart Chlorine Program

• Easy
• Saves
• Results

Each BioGuard® Care System has three important parts that help you maintain crystal blue sparkling water:
+ A sanitizer to kill bacteria
+ A shock to destroy contaminants
+ A preventative algaecide to stop algae before it starts.

Softswim Guide

Easy - all products are easy to apply. Each week you simply add your 3 steps.




Saves - Saves you time. Adding your 3 steps once a week is so much better than daily. Saves you money. Adding your 3 steps routinely prevents expensive pool problems.

Mineral Springs

Results - BioGuard® Care Systems are proven. Special technologies and manufacturing processes produce quality products vastly superior to anything available on the market today. Sparkling, beautiful water that is sanitary and safe for you and your family.

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Are YOU (And Your Pool) Ready for Summer?

Are you ready?

If the pool was winterized properly and you open early, proper cover removal will ensure that your pool opens relatively clear.


Basic Steps to Opening and Preparing Your Pool for Summer:

Plan to attend Pool School at POOLCO!

Remove water & debris from the top of the cover (and pool deck if you have one). DO NOT LET ANYTHING FROM THE TOP OF THE COVER GET INTO THE POOL!

Remove cover. You should be able to "float" the cover over the surface of the pool, if you have correctly followed our advice.

Clean the cover with BioGuard StowAway (or it WILL SMELL really, really bad next fall when you need to winterize your pool!) Do yourself a favor and dispose of any cover that has developed pinholes from the cover fabric pulling apart (or you will be pumping pool water from under the cover next spring when you open the pool....)

Tighten connections.

Attach Filter and Pump. Did you need to change your filter sand this year? Did you need to chemically clean the sand with BioGuard Filter Cleaner?

Tighten all hose connections -  SUPER TIGHT! 

The manufacture of flexible filter system connection hose recommends changing these annually. Biofilms develop inside the hoses that will require additional chemical treatment. In addition to this, the sun is very harsh and drying on the plastic. The bend in the hose can crack and then leak (and unwanted "fountain"...)

Screw in all pump and filter plugs.

Remove skimmer plate.

Remove plugs and skimmer covers from the pool.

How high is the water level? If there is enough water added to the pool - AND THE WATER IS CLEAR WITH NO FINE DEBRIS ON THE FLOOR** - then beginning running the filter system. Run the filter 24 hours a day for several days until the water clarity and chemical balance are perfect! Then you may reduce filter time to 8 - 12 hours per day (with the use of a timer - or you WILL forget to run filter!)

** If there is a layer of fine dirt (or worse) on the bottom of the pool you must remove this from the pool. Come see us with a water sample for how to best handle this situation.

Vacuum on waster or drain...

Immediately test and chemically treat the pool water.  Winterizing chemicals are often depleted by spring, especially if winter and spring temperatures were above average.

Algae starts small...

JUST BECAUSE THE POOL IS COVERED -  BACTERIA, WATER MOLDS, AND ALGAE CAN STILL REPRODUCE!

Bring a sample of water (16 ounce) to POOLCO for a complete water analysis. We will make opening dosage recommendations and customize your instructions based on your pool's needs, your budget and your time!

 Our friendly advice is always free!

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SPA-Article #5: How to Avoid: Hot Tub Rashes and “Itchy Skin”

If your hot tub water just doesn't "seem right", then consider these simple suggestions:

1. Regular and Routine Maintenance. 

          Add the proper dosages on a regular, routine basis. 

If you are unsure of how much and how often, bring us a pint sized sample of your hot tub water for free analysis. 

2. Test your hot tub water frequently!

Ideally this would be everyday, whether you use it or not.  

Testing is the best way to monitor what the water is doing OR NOT DOING! 

Instruction sheets for what to add and how often - need to be verified through testing – at home and here at PoolCo.

3. Keep your hot tub filters in tip top shape! 

Rinse weekly with just a garden hose.

Every 4-6 weeks chemically clean with SpaGuard Filter Cleaner.

Consider replacing filters if they are over a year old and have NOT been maintained (cleaned) properly.

4. Drain and Refill Tub Water as Often as Needed

This depends on:

• how well the hot tub is constructed, (filtration system)
• how many people use the hot tub,
• how often and how long it is used

BioGuard Stow Away 

Clean your cover with Stow Away whenever you drain, clean & refill your spa or hot tub. 

(Remember the underside of the cover does not come in direct contact with the chemically sanitized hot tub water!)

Other great cleaning products:

SpaGuard Natural Spa Enzyme 

Eliminates oils before they collect at the waterline or clog the filter by converting them into carbon dioxide and other easy to remove compounds.

• Reduces unpleasant odors
• Improves water clarity
• Reduces scum-line buildup
• Helps keep spa water clear
  
  

  SpaGuard Cleaning Mitts

  
  

  

  Keep your spa clean with this innovative way to remove oil, dirt and waterline deposits on all spa surfaces.
  
  

  • Pretreated with powerful cleaner
  • Gentle, no scratch mitt surface
  • Keeps spa surfaces sparkling and smooth
  • Can be used on patio/pool furniture, bath tubs, shower surrounds and sinks
  • Effectively  removes scale, dirt, oil, scum, and waterline buildup around the spa surface
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

Jets, What's More Important to You - The Number or The Feel?

Share this Article: "New Science: Six Tips for Avoiding Sickness this Winter", by Hank Pellissier GreatSchools.org

If you thought your hot tub was just for fun, read on! 

Warm and Rested
Ah… Winter can be cozy if we hibernate properly with sufficient sleep and healthy heat, to keep our immune systems strong. Here’s a tootsie tip: keep your feet warm and dry with good wooly socks.  A 2005 study by the Common Cold Centre in Cardiff (United Kingdom) reported that subjects who had their feet chilled in ice water developed colds 2.6 times more frequently.

Why?  Viruses thrived in the frigid-foot folks because the temperature plunge constricted the blood vessels in their noses, preventing delivery of infection-fighting white blood cells.
 
Drinking beverages like tea and hot apple cider by a roaring fireplace, wrapped in a quilt over thick cotton pajamas, after a steaming hot bath or shower, is also a sure recipe for both comfort and cold-and-flu resistance.  Also, try a sauna!  A 1990 University of Vienna study with 25 sweaty volunteers discovered that there were “significantly fewer episodes of common cold in the sauna group.”  

Hot tubs provide similar benefits. 

Here's the full article ....

The Flair by Hot Spring

Filled and Treated with The ACE Salt Water Sanitizing System by Hot Spring.

Unfilled, check out the lights!

Do They Tell You These Things When You are Shopping for That New Hot Tub?

The other guys method for having an ENERGY EFFICIENT hot tub:

TURN IT DOWN IF YOU AREN'T USING THE HOT TUB!

Yikes.

Just how much DO their hot tubs cost to run?

Um a lot.

Just how convenient is this for you, the hot tub owner?

Easy to Own! Spa Control System

IQ 2020 Hot Tub Controls

Intuitive Controls

The IQ 2020® spa control system is the brains inside every Hot Spring spa, including yours.

It’s such a snap to program, we bet you'll have it mastered in about a minute. 3.5” high-resolution color LCD screen is easy to read even at night.

A built-in memory saves your favorite settings.

10-minute clean-up cycle kicks in with the push of a button when you leave your spa.

The Absolute Easiest Spa Side Controls, Displaying Actual Temperature - Not Set Temperature

On/Ready Indicator Light

Easy to see the spa is on and at temperature.

Located on the right side of the front cabinet panel (except Custom Cabinet models).

Easy to Own!

100% No-Bypass Filtration

Ewww! Yuck!

100% No-Bypass filtration means that all the water passes through the hot tub filters before it enters the spa.

With other spas, water can bypass the filter when the jets are on – the very time when you're in the spa and need clean water the most.

Bypassing occurs when there's too much pump and not enough filter - forcing unfiltered water, complete with body oils and debris, directly back into the spa.



Nearly every hot tub has filters and every hot tub has pumps... but how they combine the two couldn't be more different. 

Here's why:

Hot Spring spas filter all the water all the time.

SPA-Article # 4: What if Regular, Routine Maintenance Isn't Enough?

If It's a Habit, It Gets Done. Right?

Most certainly yes! But what if you are regularly and routinely performing your hot tub maintenance steps and you still are experiencing cloudy water, itchy skin, etc?

Well, it may not be you. It could be the hot tub.

Some hot tubs require more maintenance than other hot tubs.

Just like anything in life, you do get what you pay for - superior water quality, with little effort on your part or average or poor water quality with A LOT of work required by you.

25 Square Foot Filter ?

65 Square Foot Filter?

First of all, does your hot tub have the proper amount of filtration?

325 Square Feet of Filtration

It makes sense that more is better when it comes to hot tub filtration.


Hot tubs that have several filters or larger filters can filter more particles out of the water. That means longer time between filter cleanings.

Multiple filter design not only makes water care easier, it extends the life of the filters,

saving the customer hundreds of dollars over the life of the spa. 

Because only one filter works all the time, if you rotate them like tires on a car, they should last 3-5 years! 

Easier on you (your budget) and the filters and the pumps...

If you have 350 gallon hot tub (average size of most tubs), which would you prefer:  25 square feet or 325 square feet?

Silent flo 5000 Circulation Pump

Secondly, how many hours does your hot tub filter and circulate the water daily?

How many hours a day does the water pass through the filter(s)? 

Image if the water was filtered 24 hours a day. That would mean particles were being filtered out of the hot tub water continuously. Not just a couple of hours a day (or less if programmed to do so) Yuck.

A circulation pump is a small, independent pump that continuously filters the hot tub water 24 hours a day. Some hot tubs have them, some hot tubs don't.

Some hot tubs that don't have a circulation pump, may have a (larger) 2 speed pump, that includes a high and a low speed. When there is a drop in temperature the low speed pump turns on and circulates the water. Better than no circulation pump, but still not 24 hour - constant - filtration. 

If your hot tub doesn't have constant filtration, you will work harder to maintain to cleaner, healthier water.

Lastly, is every drop of water filtered?

Is every drop of water filtered before returning back to the hot tub or does some of the water go through floor drains (by pass fittings) and back to the hot tub unfiltered? ONLY Hot Spring offers 100% No-Bypass Filtration.

The Difference between No-Bypass vs By Pass Filtration

Question: The most important part of your hot tub experience is the water. 

How much do you want to work on your water?

How much do you expect your hot tub to work for you?

A little or a lot?

Shouldn't the thing you experience the most - the water - be the thing that should require the least effort from you? 




A Ozone System

Standard with all Hot Spring hot tubs, the FreshWater® III high-output ozone system.

Working 24/7, it continuously injects millions of tiny, highly concentrated ozone bubbles into the water. These ozone bubbles neutralize contaminants on contact.

The system uses a corona discharge cell, requiring virtually no maintenance.


Additional Water Care Option:

Want the easiest, most carefree and cleanest hot tub water?

Check out the "ACE".