Softub is simply the best, most energy efficient and practical hot tub you can buy. It sets up so easily wherever you want, and plugs into any standard 110 volt outlet.
Not only can you take advantage of Factory Direct Pricing on your Softub, with up to $700 off, we will even send you a FREE GIFT of a Spa Vac ($75 Value) when you call today.
Did you know that Softub has been in business longer than any hot tub manufacturer priced in the $3000-$5000 range? We have been Made in the USA since 1986. We also offer a FIVE YEAR Warranty on all new Softubs, including the motor!
Of course your order will also include the custom made thermal locking cover, your first water treatment kit, a water care guide, and filter. For a limited time, we will even pick up the tab on your shipping,
saving you even more money!
So what are you waiting for? All major credit cards are accepted, or you can choose to spread out your investment with our monthly plans. ZERO Down and ZERO Interest for 12 months! You can get a Model 300 with wooden surround decking for only about $186 per month (minimum monthly payment).
Friday, January 24, 2014
Monday, January 9, 2012
Ozone and Spas
Hot tub manufacturers realized that installing ozone generators on their hot tubs would be helpful, especially if you want to reduce your chemical usage. Ozone will provide a powerful sanitizing component for their hot tubs as a first line of defense, protecting you and your family from viruses and bacteria. At the same time, it makes water chemistry components much easier to deal with. Ozone does NOT eliminate the need for small quantities of back up sanitation, but it does greatly reduce the need for bromine or chlorine.Ozone is organic, biodegradable, 100% natural, AND 3,000 times FASTER than chlorine at killing anti-microbials (which is a fancy word for viruses and bacteria).
What exactly is Ozone? Ozone is a gas made up of three oxygen atoms. It doesn't keep the three atoms for long. Oxygen is made up of two atoms. Here is what happens - as soon as ozone finds an oxidizeable substance (virus, bacteria, mold, fungus, yeast, body oils, other sticky stuff), ozone does its job and is gone. So, if the spa is dirty, ozone’s probably done it’s job in milliseconds. If the spa is clean, ozone gets a little bored and might travel into the spa. All spas are different. Ask your dealer if your spa contains an ozonator if you are interested.
Just remember this - Ozone does NOT eliminate the need for chlorine or bromine. It reduces the amount which you need to put in.
Thursday, January 5, 2012
What if my skin can't take chlorine?
When we talk to customers at spa shows and the subject of spa care comes up, one of the questions that occasionally gets asked is: What if my skin can't handle chlorine or bromine?
For those of us with extra sensative skin, we encourage you to check out BAQUASpa. BAQUASpa provides powerful, long-lasting protection against bacteria. Its very easy to use, bromine-free and chlorine-free, so it's gentle on your eyes, hair and skin.
Keeping your spa water clean & fresh shouldn't have to irritate your skin. A few minutes in the spa can soak away the aches, strains and general stress of everyday life. No wonder spa owners look for the same things from the products they use: simple, no-nonsense protection against bacteria, and water that is fresh, clear and inviting.
For those of us with extra sensative skin, we encourage you to check out BAQUASpa. BAQUASpa provides powerful, long-lasting protection against bacteria. Its very easy to use, bromine-free and chlorine-free, so it's gentle on your eyes, hair and skin.
Keeping your spa water clean & fresh shouldn't have to irritate your skin. A few minutes in the spa can soak away the aches, strains and general stress of everyday life. No wonder spa owners look for the same things from the products they use: simple, no-nonsense protection against bacteria, and water that is fresh, clear and inviting.
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Patients Say Hydrotherapy Is More Effective Than Lyrica
The above chart is the combined results of a 3 year study by Cure Together. Cure Together is a worldwide group of patients who have pooled their resources in order to find effective treatments. In this study the patients are all suffering from Fibromyalgia.
The chart rates medicines by their effectiveness and also their popularity with doctors. If a treatment is listed in the upper right segment of the chart, it would be both popular (widely recommended), and considered effective. As you can see, the top treatments are pretty simple - hot bath, rest, and plenty of sleep.
One small problem - Fibromyalgia sufferers often have difficulty getting much sleep or rest due to their constant pain. In face, sleep disorders are a common symptom of Fibromyalgia. Very little is understood about the disease, which is why a study done by PATIENTS is critical.
One of the most interesting factors is that Hydrotherapy (using water to treat & heal the body) is rated by patients as a very effective method of pain relief. Medications such as Lyrica, Cymbalta, and even Prozac are widely known and presecribed by doctors as treatments - yet are not considered to be effective in terms of pain relief.
What's really amazing - you can get your own hot tub for about what it would cost you to buy less than a year's worth of any of the above medications.
The chart rates medicines by their effectiveness and also their popularity with doctors. If a treatment is listed in the upper right segment of the chart, it would be both popular (widely recommended), and considered effective. As you can see, the top treatments are pretty simple - hot bath, rest, and plenty of sleep.
One small problem - Fibromyalgia sufferers often have difficulty getting much sleep or rest due to their constant pain. In face, sleep disorders are a common symptom of Fibromyalgia. Very little is understood about the disease, which is why a study done by PATIENTS is critical.
One of the most interesting factors is that Hydrotherapy (using water to treat & heal the body) is rated by patients as a very effective method of pain relief. Medications such as Lyrica, Cymbalta, and even Prozac are widely known and presecribed by doctors as treatments - yet are not considered to be effective in terms of pain relief.
What's really amazing - you can get your own hot tub for about what it would cost you to buy less than a year's worth of any of the above medications.
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Monday, December 26, 2011
Thinking About Buying a Hot Tub? Read This...
Generally speaking, the words “hot tub” and “spa” mean the same thing. If you are thinking about getting a hot tub, you'll want to consider the best value for your budget within the “portable” spa category. Portable means that your spa can be moved easily.
Here are some factors to consider in your buying process.
Size: Spa size is typically affected by the available space which you have in your desired location, and by the number of people you want your spa to hold.
Comfort: The comfort of the hot tub's seating is very important. To ensure that your comfort level is met, be sure to sit in the spa before purchasing. It's also highly recommended that you “wet test” the spa; this will give you the best indication of how comfortable it is for you and other intended users. Comfort factors include seating depth and variety, footwell space, lounge fit, access to hottub controls, ease of entry and exit, and cushioned headrests.
Hydrotherapy Performance: This area is highly subjective. Some people want a powerful hydromassage, while others only want to use their spa primarily for soaking. If you're looking to maximize your hydromassage experience, consider the types of jets and the jet placement. Don't be fooled by jet count alone. What's more important is jet variety and how the jets are positioned within the spa. A spa that provides maximum hydrotherapy will address all of the body's major muscle groups. You'll also want to consider jet flow adjustability, the features that allow you to customize your massage by regulating the amount of air and/or water supplied to the jets.
Air Jet System: Many hot tubs feature an air jet system that produces air bubbles from fittings throughout the spa to provide a very gentle soft–tissue massage. While this isn't an essential feature, many people enjoy the sensation it provides.
Reliability: Buying a hot tub that will last over time is an important consideration for most potential spa owners. Look for a spa that is well-built, uses high-quality materials and components, and is backed by a reputable dealer. Length of time in business and reputations can tell you a great deal. Finally, ask for a copy of the warranty, and determine if the dealer and hottub manufacturer are willing and prepared to support it.
Ease of Maintenance: Most likely, you're looking for a hot tub that won't require a lot of your time to keep the water clean and clear, and that will preserve its appearance over time.
To maintain good water quality, consider a Corona Discharge (CD) ozone generator. This type of ozone generator will reduce the amount of sanitizer needed, and help keep the water crisp and clean. CD systems last longer than alternative ozone systems. Also, consider the type of filtration system and square footage of filtration. Generally, “premium” spas feature small circulation pumps that continuously filter the water and provide the necessary flow to allow the heater to constantly maintain the set temperature.
Energy Efficiency: Your spa's operating cost will be primarily determined by its ability to retain heat. Ensure that the hottub has effective insulation for the shell and plumbing. Full foam insulation surrounding the shell, combined with a custom fit spa cover that forms an insulated barrier around the bar top, are essential to keeping heat in and cold out.
Here are some factors to consider in your buying process.
Size: Spa size is typically affected by the available space which you have in your desired location, and by the number of people you want your spa to hold.
Comfort: The comfort of the hot tub's seating is very important. To ensure that your comfort level is met, be sure to sit in the spa before purchasing. It's also highly recommended that you “wet test” the spa; this will give you the best indication of how comfortable it is for you and other intended users. Comfort factors include seating depth and variety, footwell space, lounge fit, access to hottub controls, ease of entry and exit, and cushioned headrests.
Hydrotherapy Performance: This area is highly subjective. Some people want a powerful hydromassage, while others only want to use their spa primarily for soaking. If you're looking to maximize your hydromassage experience, consider the types of jets and the jet placement. Don't be fooled by jet count alone. What's more important is jet variety and how the jets are positioned within the spa. A spa that provides maximum hydrotherapy will address all of the body's major muscle groups. You'll also want to consider jet flow adjustability, the features that allow you to customize your massage by regulating the amount of air and/or water supplied to the jets.
Air Jet System: Many hot tubs feature an air jet system that produces air bubbles from fittings throughout the spa to provide a very gentle soft–tissue massage. While this isn't an essential feature, many people enjoy the sensation it provides.
Reliability: Buying a hot tub that will last over time is an important consideration for most potential spa owners. Look for a spa that is well-built, uses high-quality materials and components, and is backed by a reputable dealer. Length of time in business and reputations can tell you a great deal. Finally, ask for a copy of the warranty, and determine if the dealer and hottub manufacturer are willing and prepared to support it.
Ease of Maintenance: Most likely, you're looking for a hot tub that won't require a lot of your time to keep the water clean and clear, and that will preserve its appearance over time.
To maintain good water quality, consider a Corona Discharge (CD) ozone generator. This type of ozone generator will reduce the amount of sanitizer needed, and help keep the water crisp and clean. CD systems last longer than alternative ozone systems. Also, consider the type of filtration system and square footage of filtration. Generally, “premium” spas feature small circulation pumps that continuously filter the water and provide the necessary flow to allow the heater to constantly maintain the set temperature.
Energy Efficiency: Your spa's operating cost will be primarily determined by its ability to retain heat. Ensure that the hottub has effective insulation for the shell and plumbing. Full foam insulation surrounding the shell, combined with a custom fit spa cover that forms an insulated barrier around the bar top, are essential to keeping heat in and cold out.
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Clean That Filter
How long your spa filter lasts will depend on the type of water care system you are using, how well you care for the filters, as well as the type of filters you have. Here are a few tips!
Proper filter care is very important. If filters are not cared for properly or disposed in the appropriate amount of time, not only will water clarity be difficult to maintain, but major mechanical failures can occur.
During the last several years that we have been in business, we have had over 20 different filters for our hot tub models! These filters fall into 3 main categories:
- Standard paper filters*
- MicroClean II filters (For 880 series Sundance spas 2005+)
- Tri-X filters (optional for All Hot Spring models and standard on the larger models 2006+)
Standard paper filters have a life expectancy of 1 ½ - 2 years if cared for properly.
- Baqua Spa: For tubs on the BaquaSpa chemical system, follow the 2x2 system. Every TWO weeks, please remove your filter and rinse with water. Every TWO months, soak your filter(s) overnight in the BaquaSpa filter cleaning solution.
- Nature II/Chlorine: For tubs on the nature II/chlorine system, the filters should be soaked in Brilliance for spas filter cleaner every time you drain your spa.
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- Baqua Spa: For tubs on the BaquaSpa chemical system, spa performance will be greatly increased by remove the filter and rinsing with a hose on a monthly basis
- Nature II/Chlorine: For tubs on the nature II/chlorine system, the filter should not need to be rinsed.
Tri-X filters have a life expectancy of up to 5 years.
- Baqua Spa: Soak your filters in "BaquaSpa filter cleaner" over night at least every 3 months. Do not put your filters in the dishwasher
- Nature II/Chlorine: Because the filters can become clogged with body oils, they should be chemically cleaned every 3-4 months using “Brilliance Filter Cleaner”
- Dishwasher cleaning: As long as you're not using BaquaSpa, you can put the tri-x filters in the dishwasher, but we do not suggest this as the only method of cleaning them. If you choose to occasionally clean your filters this way, make sure there is no detergent in the water, no rinse agent present and that your dishwasher is not on the dry cycle.
Monday, December 19, 2011
Hot Tub Safety Tips
Portable hot tubs and Jacuzzis are becoming a major fashion accessory, they are relaxing, affordable and best of all can be taken almost anywhere with you. People usually purchase a hot tub to relax and unwind. Hydrotherapy is an excellent natural pain & stress reliever.
Of course you want to operate your tub safely.
A lot of people like to use different temperatures of the hot tub, but to be safe; you should keep at a healthy heat and not overdo it. If you raise the temperature to a very high level, your skin can end up being damaged and potentially burnt. The general temperature that should be reserved is around 95-100 degrees.
Besides from burning your skin, having high temperatures can also cause a variety of other problems, particularly if you are suffering from aspects of high blood pressure. It has been medically stated, that constant high temperatures of heat and water can cause a dilation effect of the blood vessels.
With portable hot tubs you should also be careful not to trap your hands or fingers, while you are in the process of moving it around.
Hot tubs are a great way to relax, it has been said that spending 30 minutes a day in the hot tub will make you feel healthier and live longer. But do not take hot tubs for granted, just as with any other relaxation methods, you will have to take great care so you do not end up causing yourself injuries.
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