The Hottest Spot to Watch The Big Game This Season, your sporty hot tub!
Sports fans now have sporty hot tubs in their favorite team colors. No game area is complete without a sporty hot tub.
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Will 20 Minutes In My Spa Really Matter?
20 minutes in a Caldera Spa has health benefits. Relax, unwind, and melt the day away.
What Should I Do Before My Hot Tub Arrives?
Where to put a hot tub? How does the hot tub work? Do I need an attachment for the hot tub?
What Is Hot Tub Circuit Therapy And How Does It Work?
Caldera Spas can help with hot tub circuit therapy. What is hot tub circuit therapy? look at Caldera Spas hot tub to learn more.
How Can A Hot Tub Enhance My Fitness Routine? Part 2
how hot tubs can help promote healthy living. How a hot tub can promote relaxing.
How Can A Hot Tub Enhance My Fitness Routine? Part 1
A hot tub can enhance your fitness routine.
What Can I Do With My Hot Tub Water When It’s Time To Change It?
There’s a great deal of attention on water conservation and smart water use, especially in areas of the country where rain or snowfall are below normal levels. Here are some tips to using your old spa water wisely. The water in your hot tub can be recycled for use around your home, decreasing the amount … Read More
Is A Test Soak Helpful Before Buying A Hot Tub?
At first, it seems a little odd – you narrow down the list of hot tubs you’re interested in, then go to the dealer, slip into your swimsuit and climb into a hot tub, right there on the showroom floor. If your dealer offers a test soak, take advantage of it. It’s a great way … Read More
Invest In Your Wellness Success –20-Minutes at a Time
When life gets busy—and it always does—it’s easy to let our wellness routines become anything but routine. And while taking some time for ourselves can be a challenge, it doesn’t have to become an afterthought. Activities like exercise, meditation and personal reflection may very well be the missing ingredient to jump-starting productivity and regaining a … Read More
To Stay Connected, Try Being Less “Connected”
When people talk about staying connected to one another these days, we tend to think first of social media. With Facebook and Twitter, we can stay connected all day, every day. In fact, you’ll learn what people are having for breakfast, where they’re “checking in” and see adorable photos of their pets drinking from the … Read More
