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The Allure of Wood-Fired Hot Tubs – Soaking in Simplicity

Wood-burning hot tubs have a different usage pattern when compared to their electric or gas counterparts. Typically, these hot tubs are filled, used a few times, and then drained. This short-term application often eliminates the need for harsh chemicals, making it perfect for those seeking a more natural bathing experience. If you want to maintain the exterior of your wood-fired hot tub, consider staining for a rich cedar color. https://www.cedartubs.com/wood-fired-hot-tubs-wood-burning-hot-tub.html

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The Allure of Wood-Fired Hot Tubs – Soaking in Simplicity

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  1. The Allure of Wood-Fired Hot Tubs – Soaking in Simplicity Are you looking for a unique and idyllic way to unwind? Wood-fired hot tubs tap into a sense of self-reliance and connection with nature while providing a luxurious soak under serene nature. Apart from the rustic charm, there are functional advantages to consider, especially if you live in a rural location.

  2. The Power of Physics – Explaining the Thermosiphon Principle The significant aspect of wood-burning hot tubs is their reliance on a natural thermosiphon phenomenon. Wood-fired hot tubs use an external heater that warms the water that naturally rises to the top of the tub and creates a circulation loop. When the hot water rises, cooler water is drawn into the heater to be heated, creating a continuous cycle without an electric pump.

  3. Why Choose an External Wood-Fired Heater? Even if there are hot tubs with internal heaters, Northern Lights Cedar wood-fired hot tubs come with external heaters. Please check out this post and understand why:

  4. Ample Soaking Space – An internal heater takes up enough space in the tub. An external heater offers a larger soaking area, allowing you to seat more people comfortably. Improved Heat Retention – Generally, hot tubs lose heat from the surface. But a fully insulated cover is impossible to use with an internal heater. An external heater allows for a fully insulated cover that helps retain heat and keeps your hot tub ready for the next soak. Water Level Freedom – Internal heaters require a specific water level to work properly which can be a hassle, especially when hot tub bathers splash around and overflow the tub. External heaters eradicate this concern as they allow you to enjoy your soak without worrying about water levels. Safety First – External heaters keep the hot chimney away from the tub which minimizes the risk of accidental burns or contact with smoke and sparks. Cleaner Soaking Experience – External heaters involve loading wood from outside that reduces debris like wood chips and ashes from ending up in your hot tub water. Effortless Cleaning – External heaters are easier to clean than internal heaters. They don’t require disassembling fences or navigating awkward spaces. Instead, you need to simply clean the heater from the outside.

  5. Northern Lights Cedar Tubs Address: Northern Lights Cedar Tubs 305 McKay Avenue #20 Winnipeg Manitoba Zip: R0E1J2 Canada Website- https://www.cedartubs.com/

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