Maintenance
Apr 17, 2024
Rain or Shine: Elevate Your Hot Tub Experience with Canadian Spa Company Gazebos
For year-round hot tub enjoyment, selecting the right shelter is crucial, especially during rainy weather. The gazebos from Canadian Spa Company provide durable, waterproof coverage with added features for privacy and comfort, making them an ideal choice for any season.
Feb 27, 2024
Winter Power Outage Care for Your Hot Tub
During winter power outages, safeguarding your hot tub involves securing the cover, insulating pump vents, and minimizing temperature checks to prevent heat loss and freeze damage.
Jan 10, 2024
Enhancing Your Hot Tub Experience: Air Dials and Water Diverters
Understanding Hot Tub Mechanics" explains how using the Air and Water Diverter Valves in your hot tub can enhance your experience. It's important to adjust these valves seasonally to maintain the right temperature and prevent issues, and regularly turning the Air Control Valve helps avoid air and chemical buildup.
Dec 19, 2023
Ensuring a Relaxing Return: Your Hot Tub's Weekend Getaway Prep
Before heading out for the weekend, take care of your hot tub in six easy steps: set the filter cycle, check the heat settings, monitor water chemistry (especially for longer trips), replace filters if necessary, lock the cover securely, and consider using a winter jacket for added protection. This way, your hot tub will be all set for your relaxation when you return from your trip.
Nov 21, 2023
Decoding the "Heater Dry" Code: Quick Fixes for a Smooth Hot Tub Experience
Prevent the "Heater Dry" code by filling your hot tub through the filter canister, cleaning filters every 4 weeks, and changing them every 3 to 4 months. Stick to regular filter cycles and wait 30 minutes between adding chemicals to avoid equipment damage. A well-maintained hot tub ensures a stress-free spa experience.
Jun 30, 2022
4 Easy Tips for Storing Spa Chemicals
An important part of maximizing your relaxing spa experience and the longevity of your hot tub is maintaining it. This involves the use of chemicals including sanitizers, balancers, clarifiers, and more. While knowing how to use the chemicals in your spa maintenance is important, storing them is also something to consider.
Dec 2, 2016
How To: Extend the Life of your Spa Filters
Your spa filters can last you anywhere between 3 and 4 months depending on usage. By going through the steps that we’ve outlined in this article, you will be able to ensure that your filters last as long as possible.