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Introduction
How do you pick the perfect hot tub? Which hot tub company should you go to? If you’ve been asking yourself these questions, then this guide is exactly what you need. We’ll walk you through everything there is to know – from sizes to features – so that you can have an enjoyable experience with your hot tub.
What is the correct size for a hot tub?
The correct size for a hot tub depends on many factors, including:
- The number of people who will use it. If you want to relax with a few friends or your spouse, then a smaller hot tub is probably fine. However, if you’re planning on hosting parties with 10+ guests at once, then you’ll need something that’s big enough to fit everyone comfortably.
- The space available in your backyard or patio area. It’s tempting to buy the largest hot tub on the market and fill it up with all our friends—but if there isn’t enough room in your backyard or patio area for such a large spa (or if it blocks access to other parts of your property), then consider buying something smaller instead!
- Your budget for buying one now versus saving up over time and getting one later when prices go down (which they inevitably do). While there aren’t any guaranteed ways around paying full price upfront except waiting until prices drop considerably due to increased supply from manufacturers ramping up production again after their factories were flooded during Hurricane Harvey…
How many seats does a hot tub have?
Another important factor to consider when choosing a hot tub is the number of seats. A good rule of thumb for most families is at least four, but this can vary depending on how many people you’re looking to fit into your hot tub at once. If you have small children and/or a large family, it may be best to go with a six-person model or larger.
If you’re looking for something more intimate or if you just like soaking in private, look into getting two seats instead of four; they’re smaller and less expensive than their giant cousins.
What are the different types of hot tubs?
There are a number of different types of hot tubs. The most common types include the following:
- Hot tubs– A pool filled with water kept at a temperature between 100 and 104 degrees Fahrenheit, used for recreational purposes.
- Spas– A similar type of pool that is often larger than a hot tub and features jets that massage the body through hydrotherapy instead of simply heating the water as in a hot tub.
- Whirlpools– Like spas, whirlpools also feature jets but they only provide gentle massages rather than providing full hydrotherapy experiences like spas do. They’re typically less expensive than spas because they don’t have all the bells and whistles (but if you’ve ever wanted to turn your home into an oasis right there in your back yard then maybe this isn’t so bad after all). These make great additions to master bedrooms or outdoor living areas such as patios or decks where you can relax after work or during weekends when guests come over for barbecues/parties!
Are there energy-efficient outdoor hot tubs available?
You may be surprised to learn that there are several energy-efficient hot tubs available for purchase. These hot tubs are typically more expensive, but they’re also more durable, efficient and comfortable than other models.
It’s important to note that while these models do cost more upfront, they save you money in the long run because they use less energy than traditional units. They also last longer due to their superior materials and construction methods.
Finally, while it may take some time before you see a return on your investment with one of these models, you can rest assured knowing that you are helping the environment by using less electricity or gas each year!
Conclusion
Buying a hot tub is an investment, and it’s worth spending time to make sure you get the right one. The main thing is that your hot tub fits both your budget and your space, so don’t settle for anything less than what you need. You also have to make sure that you are choosing from a reputable hot tub company. That said, remember that there are plenty of options out there; the market won’t be going anywhere anytime soon. And if you’re still unsure about which one to buy, just go with the flow! Remember our helpful guide and take note of some of the features we mentioned earlier in this post (like having resistance jets) when looking at different models—you might be surprised at what catches your eye.