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Hot Tub Energy Efficiency
Improving your return on investment
With the turn of a few knobs and a few painless steps, you can enjoy energy savings that keeps more money in your wallet. You read correctly. Painless!
1. Invest in an excellent cover
Think of what it feels like to go outside on a chilly, raw, and windy day without a hat covering your head. All the heat escapes and your ears crystallize like frozen popsicles.
The same applies to your hot tub. A high-quality cover addresses 3 core elements:
Safety
Savings
Sustainability
A closed, properly attached spa cover increases safety by preventing children and pets from undesired entry. Additionally, whatever the weather, the hot tub won’t be clogged with leaves in the fall, dust and dirt in the summer, snow and slush in the winter, or mud and debris during the rainy springtime.
Sealing in the heat with a cover guarantees savings on your energy bill, while also preventing your hot tub from expending needless energy in an effort to maintain the preferred temperature.
A good thermostat stabilizes your home temperature, which extends the life of the air conditioning unit and furnace. Likewise, a quality hot tub cover sustains your hot tub. Like any other appliance, excessive demands wear it out before its time.
Your hot tub is a sleek convertible with a retractable roof. When not in use, you want a roof over what’s valuable.
2. Cleanse the filters
A filter is the hot tub’s quality control specialist, sifting out any debris or gunk that has worked its way in. Filters prevent you from having to continually refill and drain your unit, while providing the peace of mind that, when you ease yourself in for a soak, the water is clean, clear, and germ-free.
Quick check: spray off the filter weekly to dislodge any particles
Deep clean: once a month, soak filter for 24 hours in a combination of water and liquid filter solution
Replace: every six months or as necessary, make the change
The most common hot tub problem—no heat—often originates with a dirty filter. If it’s clogged, the filter won’t purify the water, and the bottom of your unit could look more like a scum-filled pond rather than an inviting luxury spa.
Attention to detail makes the difference, and in this case, the details are simple. All you’re responsible for is the attention portion, the periodic cleaning.
Chinese Supplier Spa Pool | Swim Whirlpool Outside Garden SpaTub - JOYEE
Hot Tub Energy Efficiency
Improving your return on investment
With the turn of a few knobs and a few painless steps, you can enjoy energy savings that keeps more money in your wallet. You read correctly. Painless!
1. Invest in an excellent cover
Think of what it feels like to go outside on a chilly, raw, and windy day without a hat covering your head. All the heat escapes and your ears crystallize like frozen popsicles.
The same applies to your hot tub. A high-quality cover addresses 3 core elements:
Safety
Savings
Sustainability
A closed, properly attached spa cover increases safety by preventing children and pets from undesired entry. Additionally, whatever the weather, the hot tub won’t be clogged with leaves in the fall, dust and dirt in the summer, snow and slush in the winter, or mud and debris during the rainy springtime.
Sealing in the heat with a cover guarantees savings on your energy bill, while also preventing your hot tub from expending needless energy in an effort to maintain the preferred temperature.
A good thermostat stabilizes your home temperature, which extends the life of the air conditioning unit and furnace. Likewise, a quality hot tub cover sustains your hot tub. Like any other appliance, excessive demands wear it out before its time.
Your hot tub is a sleek convertible with a retractable roof. When not in use, you want a roof over what’s valuable.
2. Cleanse the filters
A filter is the hot tub’s quality control specialist, sifting out any debris or gunk that has worked its way in. Filters prevent you from having to continually refill and drain your unit, while providing the peace of mind that, when you ease yourself in for a soak, the water is clean, clear, and germ-free.
Quick check: spray off the filter weekly to dislodge any particles
Deep clean: once a month, soak filter for 24 hours in a combination of water and liquid filter solution
Replace: every six months or as necessary, make the change
The most common hot tub problem—no heat—often originates with a dirty filter. If it’s clogged, the filter won’t purify the water, and the bottom of your unit could look more like a scum-filled pond rather than an inviting luxury spa.
Attention to detail makes the difference, and in this case, the details are simple. All you’re responsible for is the attention portion, the periodic cleaning.
