Old Man Winter may have settled in for the season, but that doesn’t mean you can’t use your Royal Spa hot tub in the winter!

Floating and flotation therapy is an enjoyable experience with many benefits, and if you are reading this, you may be wondering if it’s safe to float while we are dealing with the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic

You may be wondering “what temperature should I keep my hot tub at in the winter?” That’s a great question, and it doesn’t have to be very complicated.

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Whether it’s recovering from physical ailments, soreness and fatigue, or recovering from mental strain, stress, or anxiety, floating for just 60 minutes can have a dramatic effect on all.

Royal Spa float pod and float tank manufacturer for use at home and in commercial settings. Our spas are 100% made in the United States.

When you are looking at purchasing a swim spa, you should consider the different costs you will incur and when these costs will take place.

Are you thinking about opening your own float center or spa? Or maybe you're thinking about adding float therapy to an existing business.

Royal Spa Hot Tubs not only offer an oasis for relaxation, but they are also great for exercise!

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We get the question a lot: Should I drain my hot tub for the winter? Royal Spa hot tubs do not need to be drained for the winter.

People generally don't want their hot tub to freeze. Keep the water heated and circulating with an insulated hot tub cover firmly in place and