Is it OK to Hot Tub Every Day?

For those who are looking into the possibility of buying a hot tub, a very common question is, “Is it okay to hot tub every day?” The answer to that question is that it’s absolutely okay to enjoy your hot tub every day. In fact, using your hot tub on a daily basis can have many benefits which we’ll describe in this article. But some people worry that they’ll begin to use their hot tub less and less as the novelty wears off. While it’s true that ensuring you use your hot tub regularly may take a little practice, but once you get into the habit, you may find it very hard to shake. We’ll go over some of the things that you can do to make the most of your hot tub experience.

What Are You Using Your Hot Tub For?

Those who want to use their hot tub to socialize with friends and family may find themselves using the hot tub less often than those who have other reasons for getting into the tub. A big part of the reason for this is that it’s not always possible to gather everyone together to spend time in the hot tub. 

Those who use a hot tub to relieve stress or benefit from the tub’s hydrotherapeutic purposes usually end up using it more often. If you’re looking to relieve pain or sleep better at night and find that the hot tub is helping, there’s no doubt that you’ll continue to make the time to obtain that relief. 

If using the hot tub regularly is a major concern of yours, your best bet is to focus on the personal benefits of its use and make it part of your everyday routine. If spending time in the hot tub makes you feel better, makes certain aspects of your life easier or brings you closer to others you’ll find yourself naturally gravitating to using it more often.

Everyday Hot Tub Use Made Easier

There are a number of things you can do to make getting into the hot tub an easier proposition. Some of these simply require taking care of certain physical realities. Having a hot tub that’s ready to go at the drop of a hat is much more likely to be used than one that needs preparation and forethought. Keeping your hot tub at a comfortable bathing temperature allows you to get in whenever the fancy strikes. 

The distance of your hot tub from your house can also play a major role in how often you use it - especially during the colder months. It’s a lot harder to muster up the gumption to make a 25-metre trek through the snow than it is to simply step out of your backdoor and into a warm tub. Think carefully about this scenario during your installation planning process.

Hot tubs come with a wide range of massage features and other accessories or add-ons that can make or break the soaking environment. If you’re an athlete and your hot tub has a few weak water jets, you may become disappointed in its effects. By investing in a system that meets or exceeds your needs you’ll be more likely to use it regularly. Hydropool hot tubs are equipped with a specialized zoned jetting system designed to target your core, upper and lower body. Each zone has a number of pre-programmed wellness treatments so that you can make sure you are soothing the muscles or ailments your body needs the most.

Having to constantly clean and maintain your hot tub can become a disincentive for regular use. If you know that the water quality isn’t quite up to scratch, you couldn’t be blamed for passing up the opportunity for a soak. Fortunately, technological breakthroughs have made it so that many of the formerly labourious tasks such as cleaning and vacuuming can now be done automatically. Investing in a hot tub that features self-cleaning technology can lead to more use.

To find out more about how to get the best use out of your hot tub, download a free buyer’s guide today.