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Why People Are Moving Back Into Cities

11/4/2022

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Moving house can be a stressful business, which is why you need a removals firm who can be trustworthy, efficient and make sure everything gets to your new home intact.

Of course, some folk might take a lot of persuading to move Used Hot Tub Sales from their home, but Covid has had a major impact on people’s choices of where to live.

It is known that many people decided that they wanted to move away from cities in the pandemic, with the countryside offering greener options for those who had limited freedom to travel during lockdown and didn’t need to worry about commuting distances while working from home.

As a study by mortgage brokers first mortgage revealed, however, 72 per cent of those who moved out to the country have regretted their decision and now plan to move back into towns and cities.

Although 32 per cent said they disliked the lack of greenery in cities and 40 per cent had concerns about crime, it appears the powerful motivation for returning has been to shorten commutes now workers are returning to the office.

Compliance director at the Broker David McGrail said: “We’re seeing more companies asking people to return to the office.Whilst this might not be full time, for many the prospect of a long commute is just too much.” 

He predicted that the figure of 72 per cent may turn out to be on the low side, with more of those who had moved to greener pastures reverting to an urban life.

It may be that the whole trend of people quitting the city for the countryside was always going to be a blip, given that urban areas have been seeing their population soar over recent years, especially in city centres where there have been lots of new apartment developments.

For instance, Birmingham City Council estimates that the city had a population of 1,140,500 in 2020, compared with the 2011 census figure of 1,073,045, while Manchester’s 2020 estimate was 578,500, up from the 2011 Census figure of 503,000.
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4 Hot Tub Maintenance Tips

17/3/2022

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If you are lucky enough to own a hot tub, or are thinking of buying one, it’s important to know how to look after it. This will ensure it is safe to use, and remains in good working order during its lifespan. They are not really complicated to take care of, but there are a few basics that every hot tub owner should know.
 
1. Get the water chemistry right
When the hot tub is first filled, you will need to add a high dose of sanitiser, in the form of chlorine or bromine granules. Add them when the pump is running to aid distribution, and follow the guidance about the volume of granules to add per gallons of water.
 
The water needs testing on a regular basis, to ensure that it is safe and clean. The best way to do this is to use testing strips or a drop test, which indicate the sanitiser, pH and total alkalinity levels of the water. The manufacturer’s instructions will tell you what the optimum levels of these chemicals should be, so that you can make adjustments if needed.
 
2. Keep the filtration system clear
Most types of hot tubs will have a cartridge filter system, which should be cleaned out monthly, or more often if you use the tub frequently. If the filter is left uncleaned, you will risk contaminating the water. There are plenty of video guides on how to clean out a filter properly, if you are unsure how to go about it.
 
3. Clean the surfaces
The surfaces should be cleaned often, with specially formulated sprays that don’t damage the surface. This is to prevent excess dirt and contaminants from being washed into the water.
 
4. Use the cover
It is important to cover the hot tub when not in use. This will help to maintain the water temperature, as well as preserve its cleanliness and chemical balance. Remember to leave it open after adding fresh chemicals however, to allow vapours to disperse.
 
If you are in need of hot tub relocation, talk to us today.

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How To Reduce Hot Tub Running Costs

10/3/2022

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Having a hot tub at home is one of the best ways to spoil yourself and relax at the end of a long, hard day but it can be quite a costly way to unwind if you’re not careful.

​As such, it’s important that you know how best to go about reducing the running costs of your tub, so you can continue to enjoy it without breaking the bank.


It’s not just the energy costs you need to bear in mind. Hot tubs also require investment in cleaning products, water costs, maintenance and so on - although how much you spend will depend on the tub you invest in, the products you choose and your filtration system.

Making sure you choose a quality tub that’s well insulated can also help you keep running costs to a minimum. Poor insulation will mean your tub retains less heat, so will use more energy to maintain the temperatures you want. And an insulated cover can help you keep even more heat in, reducing your costs even further. This should be fitted as tight as possible using the lifter and clips provided to prevent heat escaping.

Regular maintenance can also help you cut the costs, so make sure you clean it out regularly and wash out the filter. A dirty filter will mean your tub will have to work harder in order to keep itself clean, but a bit of elbow grease will keep it in efficient working order.

Do you need help with hot tub relocation at the moment? Get in touch with My Hot Tub Mover to see what we can do.
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What to look for when buying a New Hot Tub

25/2/2022

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​Hot tubs are a luxury purchase for most households, and it can be daunting to know what to look for when shopping around. Some first-time hot tub owners opt for a second-hand model, but whether used or new, we have a look at some tips for buying your first hot tub.

Maybe you enjoyed a hot tub on your last staycation, and want to bring that experience back home, or maybe it’s been on a wishlist for years, but before you go handing over your hard-earned money, here is our brief guide to buying a hot tub.

Whether used or new, some of the main considerations when buying a hot tub include:
•   What size hot tub would suit you best?
•   How many seats?
•   Which brand?
•   What are the jet capabilities?
•   Do you want any additional features?

Hot tubs come in a range of sizes, usually determined by the number of seats, and most models range from two to six seats and fall into one of two seating styles: Lounge seat spas, that contain one or more elongated, moulded seats that allow the user to recline and relax, or all-seater models that do not have lounge seats, instead have upright seating styles.

Many people will want to buy a hot tub for relaxation and recreation, and some will have spa features with health benefits that can help ease back trouble, foot pain, and arthritis. The number of pumps and jets the hot tub has will impact the flow of water and massage action provided by the hot tub

The best way to test a hot tub and find out how it feels out is by taking a dip. If you are buying from a showroom, they will have private facilities to enable you to try out different models.

If you’re looking for hot tub delivery services, talk to us today!



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Top Tips For Hot Tub Relocation...

10/2/2022

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Buying a Hot Tub is an exciting time but moving and installing one should be left to the experts. Preparation, Equipment and access is absolutely key!
 
If you require a Hot tub moving, it’s important to make sure that you prioritise the hot tub relocation and enlist the services of a professional and experienced company that can help you get it from A to B safely.
 
Here are our top tips to help you ensure that your tub makes it to its new location safely and in full working order.

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