Showing posts with label hot tubs Vancouver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hot tubs Vancouver. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 22, 2017

Common Causes of Flow Error in Hot Tubs and How You Can Remedy Them


Among the most common hot tubs service calls in Vancouver or elsewhere are about spas that are not heating, mostly due to a flow error. Many times, spa owners do not know that their tubs have a low flow error since the only indication is a temperature that is below the desired level. While it’s best to call your supplier to service your unit, it’s beneficial to know what causes the problem so you can prevent it in the first place.

What Is a Hot Tub Flow Error?

On each side of your spa’s heater, there are two devices that read the water pressure flowing through the system. You could also have a pressure switch that is located on your heater and has the same functions as the two sensory devices. These sensors help protect the heater from running dry. When the water flow goes down to dangerous levels, the sensor directs the system to shut down to avert a burnout. If the flow is not at the desired level, there is usually a generous amount of air in the lines, indicating that the system is running dry. Read more on this article: http://bit.ly/2wLVBsr

Tuesday, July 11, 2017

Don’t Let Leaks Ruin Your Hot Tub Experience and Look for These Signs


hot tub provide an excellent way for people to relax and spend time with family and friends. For some homeowners in Vancouver and elsewhere, these devices help reduce pain and discomfort. All such benefits are only possible if the hot tub is well-maintained. Regular maintenance like cleaning the filters and changing of water to reduce chemical buildup go a long way in keeping the hot tub in good condition. However, it does not always prevent hot tub leaks. You can be better prepared to deal with potential issues if you are familiar with certain components and how they work.

Pump Leaks

This is perhaps the most common hot tub leak. The tub may require more water refills than usual while the surrounding area becomes damp. In most cases, the shaft seal needs to be replaced, or the union fittings tightened. Sometimes, the volute may develop cracks when left submerged in freezing water, thus calling for a replacement. Where all such parts are damaged completely, you should consider buying a new pump at the local pool and hot tub store. Read more on this article: http://bit.ly/2vAdh7D

Tuesday, June 27, 2017

Basic Maintenance Tip for Hot Tubs: Clean Up the Filter to Avoid Clogs


Hot tub manufacturers recommend regularly servicing units. Neglecting the maintenance can cause the accumulation of pressure inside its plumbing system. If this happens, the pipes will be overworked, and problems will be inevitable in the long run.
Cleaning the filter is among the most basic methods of servicing Vancouver hot tubs. It’s essential to keeping it free from oils, debris, dirt, and grease. A clogged filter can also cause leakages in the heater and the pumps.
To keep your hot tub functioning properly, you may use the following guidelines.

Step One: Locating the Filter

Turn off the heater to avoid mishaps then check the valves located beneath the tub. Here, you will find a hose between two valves, just under the skimmer. Read more from this blog: http://bit.ly/2tw5vxC

Thursday, May 18, 2017

The Latest Trend in Hot Tubs, Pools, and Spas for Fitness: Swim Spas


A home is not complete without a swimming pool, especially if you’re swimming to stay fit. Unfortunately, not every house in Vancouver has ample space to accommodate traditional pools which, on average, measure 18 by 36 feet. Hot tubs can be a great addition to your home and can positively affect your well-being, but a pool can be more effective if you enjoy swimming laps as part of your exercise routine. Swim spas are the latest trend in hot tubs and pools that many will find useful. These are a combination pool/spa hybrid that is smaller but offers the full benefits of swimming pools, spas, and hot tubs.
Health Benefits
Swim spas work by making use of water jets to create currents. These currents provide resistance for the swimmer. You can adjust the jets to create greater resistance as you swim, in effect, providing you with a much harder workout. The hot and cold streams jets are also effective in relaxing muscles and relieving pain from conditions like arthritis as well as joint, nerve, and muscle problems. Hydrotherapy through the use of swim spas has also been found to help with other problems like sleep disorders, headaches, and depression. Read more from this blog. http://bit.ly/2qXKSJs

Monday, March 6, 2017

The Little Known Benefits that You Could Get from Regular Hot Tub Use



When people think of soaking up in hot tubs in Vancouver or elsewhere, especially during the cold winter months, the first thing they imagine is a romantic getaway. While there are also certified benefits to that, there are plenty more that people you may not necessarily know about.
Relaxation
For particularly tough days, or even when you just have too much in your head, soaking it up in a hot tub could be just the reprieve that you need. Read more on this article. http://bit.ly/2mZKcOw

Vancouver Hot Tub: How to Remove and Prevent Hot Tub Flakes and Scales



With regular hot tub use, you may soon notice little white flakes on the water surface, maybe even hard scales on the hot tub shell. These can certainly look gross, but more than a cosmetic annoyance, hard flakes and scales can clog your plumbing, even damage your fixtures if you allow them to build up over time.
Hot tub flakes and scales are a problem that every Vancouver hot tub owner must face. Knowing how to remove them and keep them from coming back is key. Fortunately, the steps are quite easy, once you know what to do. Read more on this article. http://bit.ly/2mZi668

Thursday, February 9, 2017

Three Health Benefits of Hot Tubs You May Not Realize You Can Enjoy


Sitting in a hot tub has long been thought of a luxury meant to be enjoyed only during special occasions. What people often overlook, however, is that the origins of the practice of soaking in hot tubs actually meant for it to be a therapeutic one.
Here are some more reasons why you should dip more into hot tubs in Vancouver and elsewhere on a more regular basis, and beyond the rare special spa date.
Reduce Stress
One of the first things that come to mind when people think of a hot tub is the relaxation that comes with it. The burst of water from the pool jets help give the added sensation of a massage in the water, making it all the more soothing and enjoyable.
The mental benefit is good for the user obviously because they will come out of the tub feeling recharged and energized. Whatever stresses that may have been bogging them down for the entire week has now been washed away in the hot tub. Read more from this blog: http://bit.ly/2kKS31w

Thursday, September 15, 2016

Vancouver Hot Tub: 4 Brilliant Ways to Enhance Your Hot Tub Experience


For many Vancouver residents, a hot tub is the best way to relax after a tiring and stressful day at work. If you can relate to this, you should know that there are plenty of ways to enhance the experience. Check out these five easy-to-do ways to create the perfect hot tub environment.

Aromatherapy

Aromatherapy makes use of natural scented oils extracted from various plant life. The inhaled aroma from these oils is known to have a calming and relaxing on the body. By adding scented oils to your hot tub, you release their therapeutic properties, since the heated water helps disperse the scented molecules.

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