Creating a Healthy Hot Tub Routine
Owning a Poynter Landscape custom hot tub is a luxurious and therapeutic experience that can significantly contribute to your overall well-being. To make sure that you get the most out of your hot tub and maintain a healthy and enjoyable routine, it’s vital to establish good habits and follow a well-thought-out maintenance plan.
Call the custom hot tub experts at Poynter Landscape right away at 636-256-2600 or contact us online. Here, we’ll guide you through the steps to create and maintain a healthy hot tub routine for maximum benefits.
Creating a Healthy Hot Tub Routine With the Help of the Poynter Landscape Pros
Poynter Landscape has 25-plus years designing and installing custom hot tubs throughout the St. Louis area, along with the following services and more:
- Swimming pools
- Pool houses
- Water features/Waterfalls
- Outdoor fireplaces
- Patios & Terraces
- Outdoor kitchens
- Pergolas & Pavilions
- Decks
- Fencing
- Driveways
- Retaining walls
- Gardens
We rigorously test your hot tub after the install, going over everything to make sure all is well. With careful care and maintenance, your hot tub should last for decades. These are steps to take in establishing a healthy routine to ensure that it does:
Regular Water Testing
Importance: The key to a healthy hot tub experience lies in maintaining balanced water chemistry.
Routine: Test the water at least once a week using a reliable water testing kit. Adjust pH, alkalinity, and sanitizer levels as needed. Having balanced water chemistry prevents skin and eye irritation and keeps your hot tub churning along.
Appropriate Temperatures
Importance: Maintaining the correct water temperature is essential for safety and comfort, particularly for children.
Routine: Keep your hot tub temperature between 100° and 102°. Adjust the temperature based on personal preference, but avoid excessively high temperatures to prevent skin irritation/damage and/or overheating.
Consistent Cleaning and Draining
Importance: Clean water is crucial for a hygienic and enjoyable hot tub environment.
Routine: Regularly clean your hot tub surfaces, filters, and skimmer baskets. Drain and refill your hot tub every 3-4 months to prevent the buildup of contaminants. Clean the cover and apply an additional layer of UV protectant to make sure it remains effective and sealed to retain heat and keep debris out.
Practice Hydration and Time Management
Importance: Prolonged soaks can lead to dehydration and other health issues.
Routine: Staying hydrated – drinking a glass of water before and after each hot tub session – supports circulation, aids in detoxification, and promotes overall well-being.
Regular System Checks
Importance: Ensuring all hot tub components are in good working order prevents unexpected issues and interruptions to your soaking schedule.
Routine: Periodically check the hot tub’s jets, pumps, and control panel for any signs of wear or malfunction. Address issues promptly to avoid larger problems or call the Poynter Landscape pros at 636-256-2600 or reach out to us online with any questions.
Proper Filtration
Importance: Your filter plays an important role in removing impurities and maintaining water clarity.
Routine: Clean the filter every two weeks and replace it as recommended by the manufacturer. A clean filter improves water circulation and enhances the efficiency of your entire hot tub system.
Reach Out to Poynter Landscape Today for Steps in Creating a Healthy Hot Tub Routine
By incorporating these healthy hot tub routines into your lifestyle, you can create a spa experience just like the pros – promoting relaxation, enhancing wellness, and ensuring the longevity of your hot tub. Regular maintenance and thoughtful practices contribute to a safe, enjoyable, and beneficial hot tub environment for you and your loved ones. As always, Poynter Landscape is available to provide expertise.
Call us to learn more about our custom hot tubs at 636-256-2600 or contact us online.
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