Hot Tubs and Spas for all Sized Gardens

There is nothing more inviting at the end of a stressful day than taking a dip in a warm bubbly Hot Tub in the privacy of your garden. You may worry that they are too expensive or take up loads of space but think again. Inflatable Hot Tubs cost way less than their wooden counterparts and come in a variety of sizes and prices.

They will provide you with an oasis of calm, where you can wash away the stresses of your day with a cool beer or glass of wine whilst relaxing in the warm water.

Spas are an excellent way to relax and can be used all year round. A brand-new Hot Tub will provide your friends and family with hours of fun, relaxation, and actual physical health benefits.

Most models have a full body massage feature which can be essential after a hard workout, stressful event, or simply to enjoy some self-care time to unwind. The bubbles are very therapeutic and stimulate all your senses perfectly to aid relaxation.

Health benefits of hot tubs

Fun aside there are also loads of scientifically proven health benefits to having a Spa or Hot Tub in your garden. Studies have shown that they are very good for your mental and physical wellbeing. With improvement seen in many areas. This is because they reduce your autonomic nervous system. But that is not all they are good for. Spas have been shown to help with the following range of conditions.

• Reduce inflammation.
• Lower blood pressure.
• Raise your heart rate.
• Ease sore joints and muscles.
• Raise your core temperature.
• Burn calories.
• Relieve stress.
• Improve your mood.
• Help relieve insomnia.

Can home spas be used in the winter?

The short answer to this question is a resounding YES! Taking a dip in the cold winter can be one of the most fun and rewarding times to do it. Look for a Hot Tub that has a feature to prevent the water from freezing, and the water will have yearlong protection. Spa usage in the winter will also be highly beneficial when it comes to aching joints.

The hot water and gentle bubbles provide a great deal of relief to stiff and achy body parts. It is also a very nice activity to do with your significant other as it is a very romantic setting.

How much do Hot Tubs cost?

Nowadays, you do not need to shell out thousands on a massive wooden Spa. There are lots of inflatable Spas that take up a much smaller amount of your garden space and suit all budgets. Here is a small selection to look at.

CleverSpa Mia 4 Person Hot Tub £390.00
A great way to get into the spa lifestyle if you’ve never tried it before. The CleverSpa® Mia 4 person inflatable hot tub is great for summer back garden parties with the family.

Lay-Z-Spa Miami 4 person Inflatable hot tub £299.00
The Lay-Z-Spa Miami AirJet can seat up to 4 people making it ideal for couples and families. Its invigorating all-surrounding 120 AirJet massage system is accompanied by a rapid heating system so you can enjoy water of up to 40°C.

Video Lay-Z-Spa Hawaii airjet 6 person Inflatable hot tub £635.00
With a 40°C rapid heating system and 140 all-surrounding airjets, your spirits will be lifted in a cloud of warm soothing bubbles. The Hawaii AirJet™ features a beneficial power-saving timer and Freeze Shield™ technology so it can be used all year round.

Useful Spa Accessories

You may want to consider some additional extras such as ambient lighting, a head pillow, or a drinks holder. It is also a good idea to employ the use of plastic glasses just in case of any breakages.

1. Lay-Z-Spa Drinks holder
2. Lay-Z-Spa Spa pillow
3. Lay-Z-Spa Unbreakable Hot Tub Wine glass

Use Spas safely

It is stating the obvious but never leave young children unattended near the hot tub even when it is not in use.

Other safety measures to consider are as follows.

• Only use for approximately 30 minutes at a time, 45min max.
• Do not use if taking sedatives or drinking heavily.
• Do not eat or smoke in the hot tub.
• Avoid use after a heavy meal.
• Keep the heat moderate at 37 degrees Celsius 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
• Make sure that you always replace the cover when not in use.
• Follow the recommended cleaning and water treatment instructions.

Even though there are benefits to be gained from using hot tubs and spas they can be harmful to some people and are to be avoided if you’re pregnant, suffering from heart diseases, weakened immune systems or low blood pressure, currently have a Urinary Tract Infection or injured skin. If in any doubt, contact the manufacturer for advice or consult with your health care provider.

How often must you change the water in a spa?

The water in your Spa is kept sanitary with specialized treatments, like a swimming pool and all hot tubs come with instructions and recommendations you need to follow to maintain the tub and keep the water fresh. Overall, the Spa will need a complete drain and water change every 3-4 months, which is pretty good going.

Rave reviews on Lazy Z Spa

There are many very favourable reviews on the Lazy Spa range with customers describing them as an excellent product and saying that they are really easy to set up with one user saying they love it and use it nearly every day.

Spa must-haves- Swimwear Dressing-gowns and more!

Make your Spa-game strong by dressing the part and kitting yourself our fully, whilst indulging in your warm bubbles.

Why not try this super flattering swimsuit, Padded Scallop Plunge Swimsuit

You will love to wrap yourself up in this fluffy gown afterwards. Rib Towelling Dressing Gown
A ribbed, towelled texture and a hood add extra cosy touches.