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Decorative New Covers Add Fun to Your Spa!

Spa covers have traditionally come in basic colors. While these are nice, many people are looking for something a bit more bold. Sunbrella to the rescue! The leader in designer outdoor weatherproof fabrics, they have created an outstanding line of Sunbrella spa covers in patterns that will surprise and delight you! If you already own Sunbrella cushions on your patio furniture, you can now match the pattern of your spa cover to your existing outdoor designs. Covers keep debris out of the spa water, insulate the hot tub so the water stays hot, and add safety by preventing accidents. They also help with chemical retention. Sunbrella fabrics are not only beautiful, they are also incredibly durable, sunlight resistant, mildew and rot resistant, and also resistant to atmospheric chemicals. The fabric is coated with a soil and stain resistant finish that makes clean-up a breeze. The Sunbrella Covers come with a 5 year warranty so you will be pleased for years to come! Here are just a few examples of the wonderful patterns offered! Which is your favorite?

 

3 Practical Reasons to Keep Your Hot Tub Covered

Hot Tubs and Spas

Unwinding in a spa or hot tub after a tiring day is a small luxury to which many people look forward. What do you do, though, when you’re done with your toasty soak? Do you keep your hot tub covered? If not, here’s why you should:

  • Spa covers and hot tub covers prevent evaporation, saving you money on water and chemicals. Maintaining thechemical balance of your spa’s water is easier and less time consuming when a spa cover is used on a regular basis.Hot Tub Covers and Spa Covers
  • Spa covers also insulate the water and prevent much of the heat from escaping. Keeping the hot tub’s water warm when not in use makes heating the water faster the next time you want to take a soak. Not only do you save energy, but your spa heater lasts longer because you use it less often and for shorter amounts of time.
  • Spa covers keep debris and dirt out of your hot tub. Cleaning your hot tub takes less time and effort when there is less to clean up.

Covering a hot tub is a simple task, and doing so on a regular basis saves you time, effort, and money when it comes to maintenance chores.  Hot tub and spa covers are a smart solution that make owning a hot tub even more pleasurable than they already are.

Safety Tips for Hot Tubs and Spas

Hot Tub and Spa Safety

Residential hot tub safety is not always given as high a priority as swimming pool safety, but just as many dangers exist in and around hot tubs and spas as there are around pools.  Here are a few safety tips recommended by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission that can keep everyone safe in the spa:

  • Hot Tub Cover — Always use a hot tub cover, and be sure to secure and lock it when the spa is not in use.  Remind children frequently to stay away from the hot tub unless they are accompanied by a responsible adult.
  • Drains and Drain Covers — Spas and hot tubs should have at least two drains which have compliant anti-entrapment drain covers.  Single-drain spas create a powerful suction that can entangle hair and entrap body parts, leading to injury and even death.  Check the hot tub’s drain covers several times throughout the year.  Replace damaged or missing drain covers immediately.
  • Pump Shut-Off — Know the location of the hot tub pump’s shut-off switch.  Turn off the pump immediately in any emergency situation.
  • Water Temperature — Keep the water temperature in your hot tub at or below 104 degrees Fahrenheit.
  • Alcohol Consumption — Avoid drinking alcoholic beverages while in a hot tub or spa.

Make these few safety precautions a priority around the spa.  Doing so will keep everyone safe and ensure that hot tub time is relaxing and fun.