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You can relax knowing we're ready to deliver for you.  Ship times are  still not normal. It's taking 2 to 3 days longer, due to random weather events and shippers still struggling with staffing. 
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Embrace your new normal

As we all settle in to regular life know your hot tub can contribute to your wellbeing and positivity. 
​Here are some tips and resources to help you get the most of soaking in this new-normal world.

BE SAFE

COVID19 hot tub safety

Can viruses spread through hot tubs?
If you have a virus it only makes sense not to share the hot tub with others - the same guidelines apply in the tub as out of the tub. Make sure you properly operate, maintain, and sanitize your hot tub. Adding a chlorine shocks during the COVID-19 outbreak is recommended.

Take equal care inside and outside of your hot tub. Wipe down ALL high touch surfaces regularly.

BE SMART

Monitor you
Common sense tips
​Don't allow a virus into your hot tub if someone has symptoms – encourage them NOT SOAK.

Keep it simple - allow only those in your bubble to use your spa. Follow all  the guidelines & mandates.

Mindful bathing - be mindful and shower off any daily exposure to any virus before you soak - as always prevention is a good practice.  Adding a shock of chlorine after you soak can give you peace of mind.
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SIMPLY RELAX

Reduce stress
Finally, less stress and more relaxing. Happily, science has proven that soaking in the steaming waters with the massaging jets on – allows your hot tub to greatly reduce stress. Soak up the goodness in this crazy time.

Resources
World health organization ; COVID19 Myths

CDC ; COVID19 water FAQ



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The science of soaking


Effects of Bathing and Hot Foot bath on Sleep in Winter. The results suggest that both daily bathing and hot footbath before sleeping facilitates earlier sleep onset. A hot footbath is especially recommendable for the handicapped, elderly, and disabled, who are unable to enjoy regular baths easily and safely.Sung, Eun-Jung, and Yutaka Tochihara. Journal of Physiological Anthropology and Applied Human Science 19, no. 1 (2000): 21-27. Accessed February 18, 2015.

The science behind the soak. This study shows that hydrotherapy -warm water immersion along with massage - Provides several health benefits. It can facilitate better sleep, relief from joint pain and poor circulation. it even says that a 20 min soak can reduce stress and improve heart health just like riding a bike. Batter, Laurie. “The Science Behind the Soak.” National Swimming Pool Foundation. August 1, 2009. Accessed February 13, 2015.

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