/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j300/j-375/j-375-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j300/j-385/j-385-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j400/j-435/j-435-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j400/j-445/j-445-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j400/j-475/j-475-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j200/j-215/j-215-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j400/j-485/j-485-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j200/j-225/j-225-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j400/j-495/j-495-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j200/j-235/j-235-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j200/j-245/j-245-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j200/j-275/j-275-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j300/j-315/j-315-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j300/j-325/j-325-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j300/j-335/j-335-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j300/j-345/j-345-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j300/j-355/j-355-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j300/j-365/j-365-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/play/echo/echo-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/play/mood/mood-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/play/soul/soul-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-hot-tubs/j200/j-285/j-285-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-swim-spas/poweractive-collection/j-16-poweractive/j-16-poweractive-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-swim-spas/powerpro-collection/j-16-powerpro/j-16-powerpro-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-swim-spas/poweractive-collection/j-19-poweractive/j-19-poweractive-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-swim-spas/powerplay-collection/j-13-powerplay/j-13-powerplay-front-view.png)
/brands/jacuzzi-swim-spas/powerpro-collection/j-19-powerpro/j-19-powerpro-front-view.png)
How Long Should I Stay Inside a Hot Tub For?
- Posted on October 29, 2018
Menu
How long you stay inside a hot tub depends on several things. The amount of time you soak depends on the outdoor temperature, the temperature of the hot tub, your current state of health, and your personal preferences.
On average, we recommend staying inside the hot tub for 15-30 minutes, or 45-60 minutes if you prefer a longer soak.
The amount of time you spend inside your outdoor hot tub depends on several factors, including:
- The temperature outside
- The temperature inside the hot tub
- Your health
- Your age
- Your personal preferences
There are certain signs that can indicate it’s time to exit the spa. If you start to feel nauseous, light-headed, dizzy, or sick, exit the spa right away and sip on a glass of cool water.
For more information about hot tub safety, hot tub chemicals, or to browse through some of the best hot tubs in Whistler, contact our experts at Poolside Spa Sales & Service today.
by