Growing popularity of Hot tubs
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Hot tubs are growing in popularity all over the country as East Kilbride based The Hot Tub House are finding out. Their huge range of luxury hot tubs and spas are getting enquires not only form all over the UK but from all over Europe as well as they are getting requests to deliver to Spain, Portugal, France and Greece.
Like a spa, a hot tub has built-in jets to provide warmth, relaxation and a massage-effect on people’s muscles and joints. They both are used for therapeutic reasons and socialization. In the early days — the late 1960s, early 1970s — hot tubs were made from wood, including cedar, redwood, cypress, teak or a composite. In the mid-1970s, the technologically advanced portable acrylic spas were introduced, replacing the wooden tubs in popularity.
Today, the terms hot tub and spa are used interchangeably. The word “spa” is often associated with a health resort destination or a commercial establishment where patrons can get aesthetic services, massages, facials, etc. Thus, the term hot tub is more specific in describing that hot, bubbly tub, and has experienced a resurgence in usage to distinguish it from a day spa.
It’s easy to see why everybody is keen to get their own piece of affordable luxury when you take one look at the tubs in action you can instantly see how they can seriously improve your quality of life. That’s before you even set foot in one. Lie back in the sculpted seats and you will soon wonder how you coped with the daily grind without one of these in your own back garden. Hot tubs and spas have been medically proven to benefit those who are lucky enough to use them. Stress is massaged away by soothing bubbles of warm water while music plays on your own fully fitted marine grade sound system and beautiful LED lights help you to really forget everything that’s happened in your day. You could easily spend a while evening just relaxing in the hot tub with family and friends forgetting just how much time you have spent outside!! Of course the UK has the perfect climate for owning a hot tub as it is not too hot and not too cold meaning that you can actually make sue of your fantastic new hot tub all year round meaning that it is exceptional value for money.
When considering a hot tub you will want to think about how you are likely to be using it. Will you have lots of friends over? Will you want a lounger? Will you need lots of seats? What entertainment options will you need such as a TV or CD player? Making these decisions early on will help when you are looking to make your decision to ensure that you select the correct model and get the most out of it. You may also like to consider having some kind of shelter over it such as a wooden gazebo or hut which would be able to protect you from the elements outside while still allowing you to enjoy your hot tub outside.
It is widely recognised that a benefit of warm water and soothing massage is to relieve anxiety and relax tense muscles. It has also been shown that 20 minutes in a hot tub also helps relieve high blood pressure, headaches and chronic pain due to stress.
Muscular relaxation occurs when warm blood reaches deep into the muscles. This relaxation effect helps to deaden muscle pain by easing any pinching of nerves or blood vessels and by helping the muscle rid itself of lactic acid and other metabolic wastes.
You’ll find yourself becoming incredibly popular too as your friends queue up to share a cool drink and have a fun dip in your tub.