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Caring for your hot tub cover – Part one

Some first time owners of hot tubs don’t research the product well enough to understand how to prolong the life of both the hot tub and hot tub cover. Many people assume that if you chlorinate and sanitise the hot tub on a weekly basis, monthly cleaning of the hot tub filter and quarterly cleaning of the hot tub shell that will prolong the life of their hot tub. Although these are in important factors, one key factor which is often ignored is the care of the hot tub cover.

SpaMaster, Europe’s premier supplier of hot tub and spa covers and ancillary products provide covers using only the best and most durable materials around guaranteeing quality. With their expert advice on how to care for your cover, you can be rest assured that your hot tub will give you years of relaxation and enjoyment.

So why exactly are hot tub covers designed? There are three main factors, to keep objects from entering the water, to retain heat and reduce your energy costs, and to reduce the risk of children and animals falling into the hot tub when it is not in use.

Although hot tub covers are quite fragile covers they still survive being misused although this reduces its life; people lie across them when the sun is beaming and are sometimes used as windbreakers which can damage the hinges and seams. Further to this, they are exposed to the ever-changing weather on the outside, and chemical steam (from hot tub cleaning) on the inside and are constantly being opened and closed to show off the hot steam to friends on cold winter evenings then moved around to catch the best sunsets from an owner’s garden.

These are a few key facts on why caring for your hot tub is essential. Follow this article and look out for part two on tips to prolong the life of your hot tub cover.

If you are interested in purchasing a high quality hot tub or spa cover from Spamaster, please visit www.spamaster.co.uk for more information. You can also contact the professional team if you have any questions or want advice.

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Stephanie Hutcheon .