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Is it possible to use a hot tub in the summer?

After what has felt like an extremely long wait, summer is here! The season of warm days and light nights has returned. But summer can also bring intense heat and high humidity. During summer, the hot tub that provides you with warmth during the autumn and winter can offer you a haven during the sweltering summer heat. In fact, there are loads of ways you can use your hot tub in the summer months. Here at The Hot Tub and Swim Spa Company, we’ve compiled a list of a few of the best!

Our guide to buying a hot tub this summer

If you’re looking to buy a new hot tub, it can be difficult to distinguish which product is going to provide you with the best value for money. Hot tub prices can vary considerably as they’re often influenced by the size and style of each model, as well as the amenities and accessories incorporated. These elements will have a large impact of the final price of your tub, so it’s best to compare the different models to make sure you’re getting the best deal for you.

Can I use my sauna in the summer?

A startingly common belief is that saunas aren’t intended to be used in the summer. This is based on the idea that saunas are fantastic for warming you up, and you’re far less likely to need warming up while it’s hot outside. Many people presume that the heated pinewood chambers in Finland, home of the sauna, provide respite from the cold Nordic winters, which they do. What they are unaware of is that most Scandinavian summer houses include a sauna.

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The Hot Tub and Swim Spa Company specialise in providing hot tubs, swim spas, pools and gazebos and have experience of over 50 years in this industry. We also offer servicing and post-sales care for all of our customers to make sure that our customers get the best out of their hot tub.