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(208) 353-2170

jasyn@loveshottubs.com

2370 Mill Rd
Emmett, ID 83617

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Located In Emmett, ID

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What Makes Us Stand Out

Warranty

Our spas come with great built-in Parts, Electrical & Plumbing warranties ranging from 1 to 5 years depending on the model. They all come with a lifetime structural warranty.

Free Treasure Valley Delivery

Love’s Hot Tubs provides free delivery to the entire Treasure Valley—from Mountain Home to Vale, Oregon, and everywhere in between.

5-Star Service

We truly care about you, our valued customer. We go the extra mile to make sure you get both low prices, name-brand spas, and quality service. You get the very best with Love’s Hot Tubs.

What Our Happy Customers Are Saying

★★★★★ 5/5

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of installation is required for a spa, and can I install it myself or do I need to hire a professional?

Great question! We make it very easy for all our customers. ALL our hot tubs and spa come with FREE installation, including delivery, setup, and electrical work.

We do our very best to try to take away any stress from buying a new spa. We got you covered.

How often should I drain and refill my spa, and what is the best way to do so?

The frequency at which you should drain and refill your spa depends on several factors, including how frequently the spa is used, the number of users, and the water chemistry. As a general guideline, it’s recommended to drain and refill your spa every three to four months.

The process of draining and refilling your spa typically involves the following steps:

Turn off the power: Before you begin, make sure to turn off the power to the spa to avoid any electrical hazards.
Drain the spa: Use a submersible pump or gravity to drain the water out of the spa. You can also use a hose to siphon the water out.
Clean the spa: Once the spa is drained, use a mild cleanser and a soft brush to clean the interior of the spa, including the shell, jets, and filter.
Refill the spa: Fill the spa with fresh water, making sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the correct water level.
Test the water: Once the spa is filled, test the water using a water testing kit to ensure that the pH, alkalinity, and sanitizer levels are balanced.
Add chemicals: Based on the water test results, add the necessary chemicals to balance the water chemistry.
Turn on the power: Once the chemicals have been added and the water chemistry is balanced, turn on the power to the spa and let it circulate for several hours before using it.

Additionally, be sure to follow all safety guidelines and manufacturer’s instructions to avoid any damage to your spa.

If you have any questions about this process or need some assistance – let us know, we do our best to make sure your spa experience is the best possible for years and years to come!

What kind of accessories are available for spas, and which ones are recommended for enhancing my spa experience?

There are many different accessories available for spas, including:

Covers: Spa covers are essential for keeping debris out of the water and maintaining the temperature. They are available in a variety of materials, including vinyl and insulated foam.
Steps: Spa steps make it easier to get in and out of the tub. They are available in a range of materials, from plastic to wood, and can be designed to match the spa’s exterior.
Lighting: Spa lighting can enhance the atmosphere and make it easier to see at night. Options include LED lights, underwater lights, and mood lighting.
Sound systems: Many spas come with built-in sound systems, but you can also purchase standalone speakers or Bluetooth-enabled devices to play music from your phone or other device.
Chemical dispensers: Chemical dispensers make it easier to keep your spa clean and balanced. They come in a range of styles, from floating dispensers to in-line systems.
Covers lifters: Cover lifters are devices that make it easier to remove and replace the spa cover. They come in several styles, including manual and automatic.
Towel warmers: Towel warmers can add a touch of luxury to your spa experience. They are available in electric or water-heated models.
Umbrellas: Spa umbrellas provide shade and protection from the sun. They can be attached to the spa or set up nearby.
Drink holders: Drink holders make it easy to enjoy a beverage while relaxing in the spa. They come in a variety of materials, including plastic and metal.

These are just a few examples of the many accessories available for your spa. Contact us to learn more about all our available options.

Are there any special considerations I should keep in mind if I plan to use my spa during the winter months or in a cold climate?

Yes, there are several special considerations you should keep in mind if you plan to use your spa during the winter months or in a cold climate:

Cover: A high-quality, well-fitting spa cover is essential for keeping heat in and cold air out. All our spas come with a cover! Make sure it is securely on when not in use.
Winterizing: If you’re not planning to use your spa during the winter months, it’s important to properly winterize it to prevent damage from freezing temperatures. This involves draining the water, removing any remaining water from the plumbing system, and adding antifreeze to the lines.
Maintenance: In colder climates, snow and ice can accumulate on the spa cover and around the spa. Be sure to regularly clear away any snow or ice buildup to prevent damage to the cover or spa.
Safety: It’s important to take extra precautions when using your spa in cold weather. Be sure to wear appropriate clothing and footwear, and be mindful of the potential for slippery surfaces around the spa.

By taking these special considerations into account, you can safely and comfortably use your spa year-round, even in the coldest of climates.