FAQs
- Checking and balancing water chemistry
- Cleaning or replacing filters
- Draining and refilling every 3–4 months (hot tubs) or 6–12 months (swim spas)
- We offer professional maintenance services to make it worry-free.
- Jet type and placement (for therapy or relaxation)
- Seating configuration
- LED lighting, water features, Bluetooth audio
- Insulation and energy efficiency
- Touchscreen or app-based controls
- Muscle recovery and pain relief
- Better sleep
- Stress reduction
- Low-impact fitness(in swim spas)
- These benefits are supported by physical therapy and wellness research.
Before using your sauna for the first time, clean the inside of the sauna with a damp cloth.
- Unplug the sauna from the (wall) outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleansers inside the sauna. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.
- When cleaning the exterior, use your favorite furniture polish, applying with a dry cloth.
- To absorb perspiration during a sauna session, place a towel on the floor and on the bench. Be sure to remove them after the session is over to help maintain a clean and pleasant environment for your next session.
- Scratches and perspiration stains on the inside of the sauna can be removed by simply using a fine grade sandpaper. This action also renews the fresh cedar smell.
Note: Do not use any type of cleaning agents on the interior of the sauna.
This is not necessary. Humidity is not an issue with infrared saunas. If the sauna is exposed to an environment that has high salt density air, the metal parts like the door hinges need to be cleaned periodically.
Yes. The key to infrared therapy is heating your body core. You will find that you sweat more while sitting upright with your back lined up with the back-wall heaters, which are heating your body core from the back. This positions you in such a way that the front-wall heaters will be heating the front of your body core.
No eye protection is necessary.
A massage chair is a motorized recliner designed to replicate massage techniques using rollers, airbags, and vibration to relieve muscle tension and stress.
People with chronic pain, athletes, those with high-stress lifestyles, and anyone seeking relaxation can benefit.
Yes, most are designed for regular use, but it’s good to follow the manufacturer’s guidelines and consult with a doctor if you have any medical conditions.
Yes, they often target key muscle groups in the lumbar region to alleviate tension and improve posture.
The combination of kneading, air compression, and heat helps boost blood flow throughout the body.
Regular use can lower stress, support relaxation, and even improve sleep quality.
A cold plunge tub is a purpose-built unit that maintains low water temperatures for therapeutic immersion, designed to support recovery, wellness, and mental clarity.
Unlike ice baths, cold plunge tubs offer precise temperature control, built-in filtration, and plug-and-play convenience—no ice required.
Cold plunges can reduce inflammation, ease sore muscles, improve circulation, and support faster recovery after workouts.
Yes! Cold exposure can boost mood, increase alertness, and help regulate stress hormones like cortisol.
Regular use can help reduce inflammation, improve circulation, boost energy, enhance mental clarity, and support muscle recovery.
Yes—cold exposure can trigger endorphin release and lower cortisol levels, promoting better sleep and stress relief.
Every 3–6 months, depending on usage.
It’s a fully equipped cooking and entertaining space built for outdoor use, typically featuring a grill, countertop, storage, and optional appliances like refrigerators or sinks.
Outdoor kitchens enhance your lifestyle, increase home value, and create a perfect space for hosting gatherings, cooking al fresco, and enjoying the outdoors.
Yes! With proper design and weather-resistant materials, they’re ideal for all seasons—especially in mild or sunny climates.