Dec 28, 2010 | A. Parra
Maintain a Hot Tub During the Cold Weather
Can you believe it’s practically January? I, for one, cannot. The summer season came and went, the fall season passed in the blink of an eye and now we are in winter, which already seems to be lasting forever. I do not do well in the cold. I have no idea how I managed to live in New York City for nearly three years. Here in Southern California,
where weather is quite mild in comparison to the east coast and other parts of the country where it snows, it has been bone-chilling cold and rainy for days in a row. Just last week I was telling my coworker that all I wanted to do was stay inside all weekend, away from the cold and rain. She then proceeded to tell me her kids spent a good amount of time in the hot tub when it was freezing and raining. “We maintain our hot tub all year, even during the winter. My kids’ favorite time to hang out in the spa is when it’s cold and raining.” After I gave her a weird look, I thought to myself, okay, I get it, it makes sense; although temperatures outside are chilly, the hot tub is comforting and inviting, where the body can remain warm and cozy.
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