That’s a good question. Feels a bit late to start blogging in 2025, but here I am. As I think of things to blog about, my mind goes straight to where it’s always gone: How can I help people? The first thing I thought of was the system we recommend using chlorine as your sanitizer, which you can find at this link – https://cleanhottub.com/using-chlorine-to-sanitize-your-hot-tub/ . The second thing I thought of was Spa Depot.
What I know about hot tubs started in Phoenix, AZ in 1999. I spent 3 years there, then spent the next 18 at SpaDepot.com. Spa Depot is the biggest and most helpful hot tub company on internet. They’re the biggest, I believe, because the owner works hard to bring hot tub products to customers at reasonable prices. Based on what I’ve learned in the last 25 years, almost all other hot tub companies do not. Spa Depot also has outstanding customer service, and I’m proud to have contributed to that.
What makes them so great? That’s easy. Look at this bottle of chlorine, for example:
The price right now is $19.95, which is actually lower than the last time I checked. Local companies will sell this same 2lbs bottle of chlorine for over $50. They also sell a 5lbs bucket of the stuff for less than $50!
Are you using a different sanitizer? No problem, they sell it all!
Bromine – https://spadepot.com/products/spa-bromine-tablets-1lb-ca1001?_pos=1&_sid=6249b469b&_ss=r
Nature2 (the REAL ones) – https://spadepot.com/products/nature2-for-spas-ca1016
All the different Frog products – https://spadepot.com/search?type=product%2Cpage&options[prefix]=last&q=frog*
Sanitizers are not the only thing they sell. Every hot tub out there needs a filter, and they have them. Not only will they have your filter, they make it simple to find. You can find it by brand or by measurements. Remember to always, always measure your filter before ordering a replacement. If you need one, here’s the link – https://spadepot.com/collections/hot-tub-spa-filter-cartridges
They have it all, parts, handrails, accessories, covers and cover lifters. They will answer your phone calls (for the few that still do that) and they will answer your emails. They offer free troubleshooting for mechanical issues and free troubleshooting if your water gets cloudy or foamy. We order from them, and call them when we need help. Save some money! Get everything you need for your hot tub from SpaDepot.com.
Hope this helps, and thank you for reading!
Hot Tub Mark