At first, it seems a little odd – you narrow down the list of hot tubs you are interested in, then go to the dealer, slip into your swimsuit and climb into a hot tub, right there on the showroom floor.
If your dealer offers a test soak, take advantage of it. It is a great way to understand what you are buying and to compare models you’re considering.
Of course, there are many factors to consider when learning about hot tub options, including brand reputation, hot tub quality, energy efficiency, customer service, warranty and projected daily hot tub operating costs. However, some impressions are best realized through experience.
Sure, enjoy the sensation and see how it feels to relax deeply. But you are here to learn far more than that.
You may not always want a deep tissue massage, but when you do, you need powerful motors to deliver it.
Can you easily dial in the massage you want at that moment from gentle and soothing to one that works a muscle deeply?
Can you sit stationary in the seat as you relax, are there foot ridges, or do you tend to float out of it (which causes you to constantly engage muscles rather than relaxing them)?
Are they directionally adjustable so that you can customize the massage to your needs?
Test any features the model has or any optional features you are considering.
Yes, look for a model that can work all parts of your body, but if you have a problem area, make sure the spa will deliver.
Every hot tub will probably feel great at first, but there are huge differences that you won’t notice until you experience a hot tub in action and then compare. If possible, test your options on the same day so that the experience and memory are fresh.
Just because a hot tub has dozens and dozens of shiny jets does not mean it will perform well. If it doesn’t have a powerful enough motor to deliver a deep jet massage, you will eventually be disappointed. Remember, you can always get a gentle massage from powerful hot tub jets. But you will never get a powerful massage from underperforming jet motors.
This Content was originally found on CalderaSpas.com