Generally speaking, a high-quality swim spa tub can last up to 10 to 20 years under normal use and good maintenance. Higher-end brands and models can even exceed the 20-year service life, especially if regular maintenance and necessary parts replacement are performed.

Cons of swim spa tubs compared to hot tubs: 1. High initial purchase cost 2. Large footprint and low adaptability 3. High operating cost 4. Complex operation and maintenance 5. Long heating time 6. High maintenance and repair requirements 7. High energy consumption and low environmental protection

Chlorine is the most commonly used and effective disinfectant in swim spa tub water quality management. By adding an appropriate amount of chlorine to a swim spa tub, microorganisms in the water can be killed and inhibited, keeping the water clean and safe.

The water flow in the swim spa tub has a certain resistance, which can help the elderly to conduct gait training and balance training in the water, and enhance muscle strength and coordination. The pressure of the water flow can also promote muscle activation, help the elderly restore muscle strength, and improve body balance.

Soak the disassembled jet head in a mixture of warm water and vinegar, usually in a 1:1 ratio. The acidity of vinegar can effectively dissolve scale and grease and remove blockages inside the nozzle. The soaking time is about 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the severity of the dirt.

For many first-time users of swim spa tubs, they may feel that the experience of swimming in this equipment is different from that of traditional swimming pools. So, is it difficult to swim in a swim spa tub? The answer depends on many factors, including personal swimming ability, equipment settings, and water flow intensity.