At this time of the year, we know everyone is looking forward to those steamy winter soaks. There is nothing quite like the feeling of stepping into a hot spa when the air is crisp and the frost is on the ground.

To make sure your spa stays at its peak performance during this cold snap, we have put together a few simple steps to help you maintain that perfect, maximum temperature.

Insulation is the Secret to Warmth

When the ground is frozen, it acts like a giant heat sink, drawing warmth away from your spa. Improving your insulation is the quickest way to ensure your water stays at 40°C even when the outside temp is in the negatives.

  • Protect the Base: Ensure your spa isn't sitting directly on cold concrete or frozen decking. Using a foam mat or inflatable base creates a vital thermal barrier.
  • The Perfect Seal: Check that your cover is straight and clipped down tight between uses. Any small gap allows heat to escape into the night air.
  • Winter Accessories: Consider adding a thermal cover or jacket. This acts like a winter coat for your spa, locking in the warmth you have paid for.

Realistic Expectations for Extreme Cold

If you check your control panel and see 35°C when it is -20°C outside, your spa is actually performing a small miracle! During extreme cold snaps, your heater is working hard to combat the environment.

  • The Air Jet Tip: When it is extra cold, using the air bubbles pulls freezing air directly into the water. For the warmest possible soak this week, try relaxing with just the heat on.
  • Patience is Key: It will naturally take a little longer to reach those top temperatures when the starting air temperature is so low.
  • Maintain the Flow: A clean filter ensures the best water circulation, which helps the heater distribute warmth more effectively. 

Enjoy the Ultimate Winter Retreat

Winter is one of the best times to enjoy your Wave Spa. By giving your setup a little extra insulation and keeping that cover tight, you can ensure your garden remains the warmest spot on the block all through the freeze.

Stay cozy and enjoy the soak!

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