Dual Temperature Swim Spas versus a Swim Spa and Hot Tub

What is the difference between buying a dual-temperature swim spa or a swim spa and a separate hot tub? Check out the differences in this video so you can make an educated decision on which is better for you. It all comes down to choice and having the freedom of options. Find out why Arctic Spa chooses to offer All Weather Pools separately from Hot Tubs.
Arctic Spas covers all of Utah with Stores in Salt Lake, American Fork, and St George.
Arctic Spas Salt Lake - 801-483-1001 - 2368 S State Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84115
Arctic Spas American Fork - 385-283-6100 - 183 N Meadow Lane, American Fork, UT 84003
Arctic Spas St George - 435-215-1001 - 1086 W Red Cliffs Drive, Washington, UT 84078
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We have an Arctic Spa Swim Spa with the remote control. We find it very easy to change the temperature of the water to accommodate our needs. When us old folks want to go soak in the hot water, we crank up the temperature to 103 degrees. The rest of the time we leave it around 95-98 depending on the time of the year for the kids to play in. The only problem we have is cooling the water down. The swim spa is insulated so good we often have to open the cover to get the water to cool back down.