Bullfrog Spas and Hot Tub Myths

 

Hot tubs are becoming more and more available to Americans. With a variety of models, sizes and a range of costs, anybody can take full advantage of the benefits hot tubs offer. Perhaps you have been seriously thinking about getting a hot tub, but are put off because you have heard rumors about them. Before you scrap the idea to buy a Bullfrog spa from Spa Max in Corona, you might want to take the time to educate yourself a little about hot tubs. You may very well discover that what you hear about hot tubs isn’t always the truth.

The rise of internet forums has brought with it a rise in hot tub myths and other lies. There are so many differing opinions out there that one can never be sure what is true and what is not true. Basically, fake news affects hot tubs as well. With this in mind, we decided to list a few hot tub myths that you may have come across over time.

 

 

Chlorine and Bromine Irritate the Eyes

Chlorine and bromine will irritate your eyes, but only at very high levels. Chances are that your hot tub will never reach that level. If you do suffer irritated eyes while in your hot tub, you can most likely blame alkalinity and pH.

To prevent eye irritation in your hot tub, test for proper pH levels and adjust as necessary.

Hot Tubs Require Constant Cleaning

Many people believe that hot tubs are always dirty and need to be constantly cleaned. The truth is that hot tubs stay clear and clean as long as the filtration system is working well.

The filtration system on your hot tub will clean the water a few times a day. All you need to do is clean the filters every few weeks and your hot tub is always good to go.

Hot Tub Maintenance is a Whole Lot of Trouble

It is important to keep your hot tub clean, but it is fairly easy to do. All hot tubs come with a cleaning and maintenance schedule and if you read through it, you will be surprised to learn that very little time is needed to ensure your hot tub is running optimally.

You Need a Lot of Money to Buy and Install a Hot Tub

One of the great things about hot tubs is that they come in many styles and sizes form many different brands. They also come with a range of optional features, so you can pick and choose what you desire based on what you can afford. You can get a really nice hot tub that fits your budget needs without sacrificing quality.

Hot Tubs with More Jets are Better

The number of jets in a hot tub is not an indication of how much you will enjoy it. The jets you see in modern hot tubs take many forms and sizes. Some jets pulsate while others massage and the best way to find out how well they work is by trying them out.

Hot Tubs Aren’t Sanitary

Actually, hot tubs are typically more sanitary than pools. This is because the filtration system in a pool is about the same size as the one in a hot tub. Of course, the filter in your hot tub is handling a whole lot less water.

You Can Boil and Egg in a Hot Tub

Actually, this is the truth, you can boil an egg in a hot tub. But why anyone would want to put an egg in their hot tub is beyond us. It is also true that you can shrink a pair of jeans by wearing them in the hot tub. Again. we can’t fathom why anyone would want to wear a pair of jeans in the hot tub, how uncomfortable.

Strong Suction Can Kill You

Very old news reports about people getting body parts and hair stuck in hot tub drains have become a legend on the internet. The fact is that there have been many changes in design and safety regulations that prevent body parts and hair from being sucked into a drain.

Now that you know the truth about hot tubs, contact Spa Max and ask about their great deals on hot tubs and spas.