how hot tub work

Exclusive summary about How Hot Tub Work by Whitney Segura

A Jacuzzi is a brand name for a hot tub and if you are wondering how a hot tub works, read on.

How it Works:

Filling the tub -- Before enjoying a hot soak, water is drawn from the source and passes through a system of pipes and goes into a heating apparatus before it finally goes into the tub where it is released in jets of water.

Water filtration -- The water that is drawn into the tub is filtered with a pressure filtration system that uses cartridge to filter out impurities. Another type of filtration, the suction filtration system uses suction action to skim impurities while the water is drawn into the pump and before it reaches the heating system.

Water temperature -- The latest models of hot tubs, you will be using a digital keypad to select the water temperature. Modern tubs have a regulation system that prevents water heating beyond 104° Fahrenheit. Once you have picked out your desired temperature, the information is fed into the control box, which regulates the different parts of the tub.

Water action - Newer models of hot tubs have adjustable jets that use air to temper the warm water. You can control the amount of air to set the right setting for your hot tub and for a comfortable hot soak.

Drain -- After the hot soak, you simply drain the water as you would your kitchen sink.

Lights -- Hot tubs are also outfitted with lights which make it nice to use outdoors at night.

The hot tub operates simply and is easy to install and use. Now that you know how it works, you might consider buying the right hot tub for you and your family.