Knowledge Centre

Salt water hot tubs are often misunderstood when it comes to corrosion. Here’s what actually causes damage and how Arctic Spas prevents it.

A morning soak can shift how your entire day feels. Here’s how New Brunswick hot tub owners are building a simple, consistent morning routine.

Everything you need to know about salt water hot tub systems before you buy — how they work, what they cost, and how they perform in Canadian winters.

Spring is the ideal time to reset your hot tub after a New Brunswick winter. A step-by-step guide to draining, cleaning, and rebalancing your spa.

Total access design means faster repairs, lower costs, and better long-term reliability. Here’s why it matters for hot tub owners in New Brunswick.

More foam doesn’t always mean better efficiency. Here’s how perimeter insulation systems reuse equipment heat to outperform fully foamed hot tubs.

Discover how warm water, buoyancy, and jet pressure work together to support recovery, reduce stress, and bring families closer.

Learn how consistent hot tub use supports stress reduction, physical recovery, and better daily habits throughout the year.

A practical guide to getting your hot tub ready for New Brunswick winters — keeping it running safely and efficiently all season.

Understand what affects heating time in cold climates and how insulation, covers, and smart controls keep your spa ready to use.

A hot tub creates a screen-free space where families naturally spend time together. Learn how it fits into everyday family routines.

Discover how a hot tub becomes a personal retreat at home — a quiet, warm space that supports daily stress relief and relaxation.

Fall is the ideal time to build a consistent hot tub habit. Learn how cooler temperatures and seasonal transitions make hydrotherapy especially effective.

Understand how the Arctic Spas salt water system generates sanitizer automatically and simplifies hot tub maintenance for Canadian owners.

A clear breakdown of Arctic Spas series, sizes, and features to help you choose the right model for your home and New Brunswick winters.

Learn why your hot tub cover is one of the most important factors in winter energy efficiency and how Arctic Spas covers are built for Canadian conditions.

A detailed look at the Arctic Spas Yukon — who it's built for, what it offers, and how it performs in Canadian winters.

Everything you need to know about the Summit XL — capacity, jets, insulation, and who gets the most from this model.

A thorough review of the Arctic Spas Summit — its design, performance, and the buyers it suits best.

The Klondiker reviewed: key features, real-world performance in cold climates, and who this model is built for.

A full review of the Kodiak — seating, jets, cold-climate insulation, and whether it's the right fit for your home.

The Cub is Arctic Spas' smallest model — ideal for couples or compact spaces. Here's what ownership actually looks like.

The Arctic Fox reviewed in full — design highlights, jet layout, insulation system, and who gets the most from this model.

A complete look at the Tundra model — what sets it apart, who it suits, and how it holds up in New Brunswick winters.

The Whistler reviewed — a mid-size Classic Series spa with waterfall feature and cold-climate insulation built for New Brunswick winters.

A complete look at the Ellesmere — Arctic Spas' compact Classic Series spa and the case for choosing quality in a smaller footprint.

The Mustang reviewed — six seats, 40 jets, and Classic Series performance for active New Brunswick families.

The McKinley in full — a large seven-person Classic Series spa and the right choice for families who want generous capacity.

The Grizzly reviewed — a dependable six-person Classic Series spa built for regular use and reliable cold-climate performance.

The Totem reviewed — a large seven-person Classic Series spa with therapeutic seating layout and 40-jet performance.

A full review of the Eagle — balanced six-person Classic Series performance and Classic Series value for New Brunswick families.

The Timberwolf reviewed — the most compact Classic Series spa, built for couples who want quality without a large footprint.

The Orca reviewed — a spacious seven-person Core Series spa and the most affordable path to a large Arctic Spas hot tub.

The Husky reviewed — a straightforward six-person Core Series spa built for dependable, low-maintenance ownership.

The Aurora reviewed — a large seven-person Core Series spa with an open layout designed for social soaking and family use.

The Orion reviewed — eight seats and 40 jets at the Core Series price, making it the highest-capacity option in the lineup.

The Nova reviewed — a large eight-person Core Series spa built for families who need maximum seating at an accessible price.

The Lunar reviewed — the Core Series model with 40 jets, closing the gap between Core and Classic Series therapeutic performance.

Full foam insulation is often misunderstood. Here's what it actually does, and when it works in your favour.

Plug-N-Play hot tubs run on a standard outlet — no electrician needed. Here's who they suit and what the trade-offs are.

How do salt water and chlorine systems actually compare? A clear, unbiased breakdown for buyers in Canada.

Salt water hot tubs are often gentler on skin — but it depends on the system and how it's maintained.

Most hot tub water should be changed every 3–4 months. Here's what affects that timeline and how to do it right.

Electricity, chemicals, filters, and service — a realistic breakdown of what hot tub ownership costs monthly in Canada.

Bigger isn't always better. How to match hot tub size to how you'll actually use it — and avoid buying too large or too small.

Indoor hot tubs are possible — but they require careful planning. Ventilation, structure, drainage, and permits all matter.

Concrete, composite pads, gravel, or deck? What goes under your hot tub affects installation, cost, and long-term stability.

Delivery day is more involved than most buyers expect. Here's how to prepare your site and what happens step by step.

What your hot tub needs electrically — dedicated circuits, GFCI breakers, and when you'll need a panel upgrade.

Most hot tub warranties have important exclusions. Here's what to look for — and the questions to ask before you buy.

Your cover does more than keep debris out. It's one of the biggest factors in energy efficiency — here's what to look for.

A practical walkthrough for draining, cleaning, and refilling your hot tub — including what to check before you refill.

pH, alkalinity, hardness, and sanitizer — a plain-language guide to keeping your hot tub water safe and clear.

Cloudy hot tub water is usually fixable. Here's how to diagnose the cause and clear it up — without draining first.

Biofilm is a stubborn bacterial layer that hides in pipes and jets. Here's how it forms, why it's hard to kill, and how to eliminate it.

Shocking oxidizes built-up contaminants and resets your water. When to do it, what to use, and how to do it right.

Your filter is your first line of defence against cloudy water. A clear guide to rinsing, soaking, and knowing when to replace.

Foam in a hot tub usually means something is off with your chemistry. Here's what causes it and how to fix it fast.

pH and alkalinity work together — get one wrong and the other follows. Here's what they do and how to keep both in range.

Going away for a week — or the whole winter? Here's how to protect your hot tub whether you're leaving for days or months.

A hot tub can add value — or detract from it. What the data shows and how to make the right decision for your property.

Smart landscaping transforms a hot tub into a real backyard feature. Privacy screens, plants, lighting, and surface ideas.

From cover lifters to speakers to chemical floaters — what's actually worth adding and what you can skip.

Good lighting makes a hot tub usable at night and beautiful year-round. LED options, deck lighting, and safety considerations.

Hosting guests in a hot tub takes a bit of planning. Hygiene, water recovery, comfort, and what makes it work well.

Decking around a hot tub is different from a standard deck build. Load requirements, access panels, permits, and material choices.

Salt water systems do reduce maintenance — but they don't eliminate it. Here's what you still need to do and how often.

Thinking about converting to salt water? Here's what's involved, what it costs, and when it actually makes sense.

Salt water hot tubs don't smell like the ocean — or a pool. Here's what you'll actually notice and what different odours mean.

Salt water doesn't mean chemical-free. Here's what you still need to buy, test, and add — and what you can drop.

Lower chlorine levels, gentler water — salt systems are often a good fit for families. Here's what to know about safety and age.

Six seats, 20–60 jets, and a Tether & Monsoon swim system — the Ocean is the most versatile All-Weather Pool in the lineup.

Spacious six-seat swim spa with Tether & Monsoon system — ideal for families who want swimming and entertaining in one unit.

Four-seat pool with 20–40 jets and Tether & Monsoon — balancing swim fitness with family relaxation.

Four seats and 26 jets with Tether & Monsoon — gentle resistance swimming paired with hydrotherapy seating.

Two seats and a powerful Tether & Niagara current — built for serious fitness training with massage therapy recovery.

Open-swim design with Tether & Niagara — maximum swim lane for performance-focused users.

Compact two-seat entry model with Tether swim system — an affordable path to year-round backyard swimming.

At 216 inches, the Polar Bear is the largest All-Weather Pool — one seat, 40 jets, and maximum open-water swim space.