If you enjoy sitting in the warm, churning water of a hot tub, you're not alone. A growing number of Americans are getting hot tubs, pools and spas for at-home use - as much as 17% of the country, ...

The sun is out, the temperature is up, and it’s time to embrace spending more time outdoors. And there’s no better place to enjoy the glorious summer than in your backyard. Having one of the best ...

Not all water care products are the same. Most sanitizers are dichlor, a type of chlorine you must spoon-feed into hot tub water; it's used up immediately and must be added after each use. It also ...

Medically reviewed by Jeffrey S. Lander, MD Key Takeaways Heat from sitting in a hot tub widens blood vessels, which can lower blood pressure.More studies are needed to assess the risks and benefits ...

Dr. Simone Wildes discusses the risks of using hot tubs in winter and offers safety tips to minimize health hazards, especially for vulnerable groups. Dr. Simone Wildes discusses the risks of using ...

Hot tubs are one of the best ways to wind down after a long day. They have several health benefits, including stress relief, pain relief and improved sleep. Owning one is like having your own personal ...

Both in ground hot tubs and above ground hot tubs offer myriad benefits for those who soak in their warm, soothing waters. But installing an in ground hot tub vs. an above ground hot tub can be a big ...

Hot tubs are a symbol of leisure and luxury, and many Americans want to replicate that experience in their own homes. Millions of consumers are seeking to purchase hot tubs and spas, whether for ...

For some people with rheumatoid arthritis (RA), using a sauna or hot tub regularly — applying heat to large areas of the body — may help improve RA symptoms and overall well-being. The benefits of ...