Water has been used for forms of relaxation and rehabilitation for hundreds of years, and hydrotherapy is still commonly practiced today. Hydrotherapy is effective because of the soothing effects that it has on the body, whilst being completely non-invasive and comfortable.

In recent years, as the popularity of residential hot tubs has continued to rise and the technology has developed, hot tubs are becoming more and more energy efficient, to the point where many can operate for as little as pennies per day. However, it is still worth considering simple opportunities that can improve efficiency even further and ensure you are receiving the best value out of your investment.

So, your hot tub is installed, and yo've just discovered the sheer bliss that is the hot tub experience. The chances are, all you want to do right now is relax. The wonderfully warm water works wonders to help you unwind and relax after a stressful day, or an intense work out. Here’s how you can improve upon perfection to enhance your hot tub experience with some invigorating elements.