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Six Questions to Ask When Purchasing a Hot Tub Minimize
reflections.jpgPurchasing a hot tub can sometimes be an intimidating process. Bob Hallam, CEO of Dimension One Spas, a leading spa manufacturer, believes potential buyers should educate themselves on spa basics before visiting a dealer. Here are six questions Hallam says consumers should ask when looking for that perfect hot tub:

1. How clean should your water be? The water in your spa should always be clear and debris free. Your spa should have an affective water management system to process water while providing filtration, ozonation, and sanitation.

2. How efficient should your spa be? Your spa should be no more energy-draining than a coffee pot. Consumers should consider purchasing a spa that incorporates a high-efficiency circulation pump and heater, which dramatically cuts operating costs. To conserve even more energy, purchase a spa that is 100 percent foam insulated with closed cell polyurethane. This type of insulation minimizes heat loss and ensures the lowest operating costs. Also, accessories such as a well-fitting insulated cover also help your hot tub retain heat and increase energy efficiency.

3. How dependable should your spa be? Your spa should give you peace of mind. The shell material, heater, and cabinets should all be durable and weather resistant. Ask about warranties.

4. How intelligent should your spa be? Your spa should be smart enough to run itself. Seriously, today’s spas offer much more than bubbling water. Other features include dynamic massage sequencers that target separate muscle groups and message centers that warn users of any problems and prompt reminders for regular maintenance. You should assess which of these important “intelligence” options are important to you.

5. How comfortable should your spa be? Your spa should be as cozy and supportive as your favorite armchair. Many features are available that provide superior comfort and support, including specially engineered lounge seating, advanced hydrotherapy jets, and neck pillows.

6. How easy should your spa be to maintain? Maintenance should be simple and effortless. As a general rule, the more rugged and durable the cabinets, the less maintenance they require.

At Clearwater of Litchfield, we are pleased to answer any of your questions and help you in your decision making process to ensure that the spa you choose will fit all your needs! Stop in today and speak with one of our representatives.

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