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Labor and Obligation of Owner

Cabinet. Unless you have opted for a synthetic material, cabinetry is usually not covered for an extensive period of time. This is due to the fact that wood cabinetry requires regular maintenance by the consumer in order to keep it in top form. A one year warranty is sufficient. Labor. There is usually...
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Shells and Equipment Warranty

Shell. The hot tub shell is the most important part of your hot tub because if it fails, it can be the most costly item to repair or replace. Look for an extensive warranty, understanding that often there are two types of protection in shell warranties, structural and surface: Structural Warranty:...
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Hot Tub Warranty Choices

Always understand that a warranty is only as good as its manufacturer. You should take into consideration both the longevity of the manufacturer and their service history. It is very important to carefully review a manufacturer’s warranty before you purchase a hot tub in order to ensure that...
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Posted by admin in Size and Location on 08 28th, 2009 | No Comments

Selecting Hot Tub Size

Selecting the size of your hot tub is a personal decision; however, it depends on several different factors. The location of your hot tub is the first aspect to consider in your decision. Obviously, you want to choose a hot tub that will fit comfortably into your intended area. Size also depends on...
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Posted by admin in Featured Articles, Size and Location on 08 28th, 2009 | No Comments

Best Hot Tub Location?

Best Hot Tub Location?
A trained technician will address the following for you: What’s the largest hot tub that can fit into your area? The technician should know the exact dimensions of each and every hot tub model that they sell. The first thing a technician should do is measure all access ways to determine the...
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Posted by admin in Hot Tub Covers on 08 28th, 2009 | No Comments

Determining a Quality Cover

Hot tub covers are the first thing that will need replacing on your spa, so it is important to look for a quality cover. Most covers look the same; however, it can be hard to determine a quality cover from an imposter. The following list are things to look for when choosing a cover: Density of the...
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Why a Hot Tub Cover is Important

A hot tub cover is a requirement for spas due to a variety of reasons. First, without a cover, the spa would lose its ability to retain its heat, resulting in very expensive heating bills. In addition, the cover helps to protect your water from impurities, as well as from evaporation. A spa without...
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Posted by admin in Water Purification Systems on 08 28th, 2009 | No Comments

Ozonators

Ozone When they hear the word, most people think of the ozone layer of the Earth’s atmosphere. But ozone also occurs naturally all around us, and is simply a gas consisting of three oxygen molecules. Ozone’s benefits have been applied for 1-1/2 centuries in domestic water sanitation, and...
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Posted by admin in Featured Articles, Water Purification Systems on 08 28th, 2009 | No Comments

Automatic Water Purification System

Automatic Water Purification System
An important aspect to consider when selecting a hot tub is the method of water purification that you plan on using. Spas need chemical sanitizers such as chlorine or bromine, just like swimming pools, in order to keep the water clean. Supplements to chemical sanitizers are water purification systems...
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Posted by admin in Pumps and Heaters on 08 28th, 2009 | No Comments

Types of Spa Heaters

It’s not a hot tub without heat right? So let’s take a closer look at what goes into a quality spa heater. Unlike standard water heaters, a hot tub heater must withstand far more unfriendly conditions, including harsh chemicals, body oils, and extreme outside temperatures. So the two most...
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