Stay safe by taking precautionary measures and following our safety guides while using an inflatable hot tub. If you follow basic recommendations for safeguarding the safety of yourself, your household, and your visitors, using a hot tub may have a good influence on your health and well-being. Spa safety should be emphasized to increase enjoyment and prevent the potential of mishaps or injury. As relaxing as a hot tub soak is, sitting in the water for too prolonged or at too high a temperature can lead to overheating or other health problems. It is critical to keep an eye on the temperature at all times. Because hydration is crucial, provide water to counteract the effects of sweat. You should also keep an eye on your drug and alcohol intake during the soaking time. Always keep an eye on youngsters and make sure they understand the principles of safety. Remind children that they must remain sitting in the hot tub at all times and keep their heads above water. Demonstrate to adolescents how to cut off the electricity in an emergency. Teach younger and older children not to run or participate in boisterous behavior around or in the hot tub. Slips and falls are common in the vicinity of hot tubs. Use nonskid materials in the pathways and around the perimeter of the hot tub, and prevent splashing because water can make neighboring decks or patios slick. Install a locked gate system to prevent minors from gaining access to the hot tub while you are away. When the hot tub is not used, make sure the lid is secured. Remember safety first.