Hot Tubs Save Water
Make a Smart Water Choice with Hot Tubs
In today’s world, making responsible water choices is more important than ever. Choosing a hot tub is one of the smartest water decisions you can make—especially during periods of water shortage. When properly maintained, hot tubs consume minimal water compared to other household activities, offering incredible health and wellness benefits.
Did you know? Hot tubs use far less water than lawns and gardens and require less water to fill than most households use in a single day.
Hot tubs are part of the solution, not the problem.
Hot Tubs: A Water-Wise Investment
Minimal Water Use: The average U.S. household uses 400 gallons of water daily. Did you know that a typical hot tub holds 300 gallons of water, which can last up to four months or more? This means your hot tub water use averages less than 2.5 gallons per day—less than 1% of your total household water consumption.
Save Water Every Day: Replacing long showers and baths with time spent in your hot tub can help reduce your total water usage. Hot tubs are designed to conserve, and you can save an average of 2,050 gallons of water a year by shortening your showers to just 5 minutes.
The Health Benefits That Save Water
Hot tubs are known for their therapeutic benefits, including relieving muscle tension, easing arthritis pain, and reducing stress. So why not skip that extra long shower or bath and soak in your hot tub instead? Not only will you save water, but you’ll also enjoy the benefits of hydrotherapy, all while using less water than traditional bath routines.
Hot Tubs vs. Lawns and Gardens: A Smarter Choice
Did you know that 60% of household water is used for lawn and garden maintenance? A hot tub, when maintained properly, uses a fraction of the water that would be consumed by regular lawn care, making it a far more efficient choice.
A Responsible and Sustainable Option
Hot tub owners enjoy water conservation benefits year-round:
Reuse water: Once cooled, hot tub water can be safely reused for irrigation. Any chemicals break down within 48 hours, making it safe for plants.
Efficient and eco-friendly: Hot tubs feature tight, energy-efficient covers that trap heat and water, minimizing evaporation by up to 95%. By comparison, up to 50% of outdoor water usage is lost to inefficient watering methods, according to the EPA.
Choose a Hot Tub. Save Water. Feel Great.
Take the plunge into a water-wise lifestyle with a hot tub—your body and the planet will thank you.
