How To Keep Your HOT TUB From FREEZING | Swim University

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If you're worried about your hot tub freezing, there are 5 steps you can take to protect your spa from the cold weather, including changing out the hot tub water a little bit at a time and investing in a floating thermal blanket. And remember: most winter hot tub damage comes when your hot tub water freezes in the pipes, fittings, and heater. So proper preparation and winterization is key.

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⏰ Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction to How To Keep Your Hot Tub From Freezing
00:24 - #1. Change Your Hot Tub Water
01:06 - #2. Use In A Good Cover
01:21 - #3. Use A Floating Thermal Blanket
01:32 - #4. Check Your Water Level
01:50 - #5. Close And Winterize Your Hot Tub If You're Not Using It
02:16 - How To Winterize Your Hot Tub
03:48 - Hot Tub Care Video Course

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