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How to look after your spa hot tub cover

Your spa hot tub cover is exposed externally to the weathers, internally to the water treatment chemicals and mechanically stressed when lifting the cover on and off your spa. To help prolong the life of your cover we have put together this basic guide.

External side of the cover

• Do not sit or stand on the cover
• Do not apply heavy objects on the cover
• Do not position the cover near walls or sharp objects which will result in damaging the cover - use a cover lifter if required
• Do not let mould or dirt build up on the cover - this will degrade materials and life expectancy- vinyl cleaners with UV filters are available

Internal side of the cover

• Whenever you top up or refill your spa hottub wash the inside of the cover down with water from your hose pipe
• When shock dosing your spa hot tub ensure that you leave your cover open for 15 to 30 minutes to allow the gases to escape

Other tips

• If ever your cover does start to sag in the middle take out the insulated infills and turn them over
• When your cover starts to get heavy change it as it may now be loosing it's insulation value

Following the above we would expect your spa hot tub cover to last several years.

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