Enjoy hot-tubbing and yet, as a responsible adult always keep an eye on safety!
- You must not use the hot tub when suffering from fever, viral infections, blood flow or a heart condition, or any contagious skin diseases.
- Make sure you’re well after dinner when you immerse in the water. A full stomach might feel uneasy when receiving light pressure from the surrounding water.
- You mustn’t soak for more than 15-20 minutes at a time, and don’t heat the water to more than 39°C.
- Stay hydrated – take frequent sips of warm tea while soaking.
- Children must be supervised by adults at all times when using a hot tub.
If bathing in a winter season, remember a few extra tips:
- Wear a knitted hat while bathing. It will keep your hair dry and help to regulate body temperature.
- Get warm garments ready before you step out of the water. Place the fluffy bathrobe or a towel on it within an arm’s reach to quickly cover your body after bathing.
- Your walkway to the house might be slippery. Get a pair of shoes with non-slippery soles to make your way from the garden safe and comfortable.
Happy hot-tubbing!
