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Hot Tub Covers

0 Comments Published by Jessel on Thursday, October 28, 2010 at 10:56 AM.

It has been snowing here since yesterday and the temperature is dropping yet, we still have not buy the hot tub cover that we have been planning few weeks ago. We rarely used our hot tub outside and we only used a plastic to cover them, which is not enough to protect the whole hot tub. We stopped by at the store yesterday to look for a hot tub covers specifically the double thick vapor barrier but we could not find it. I find few though at this website beyondnice.com. I heard that most hot tub covers die from water logging due to vapor barrier failure and that might be the reason why our hot tub stops working last year. I hope we can buy the cover by this week because I am planning to have a hot tub party with my friend this winter.

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