Do Hot Tubs cause Skin Rashes?
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), “hot tub rash” is an infection caused by the bacteria called Pseudomonas aeruginosa, most often found in wood hot tubs.
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), “hot tub rash” is an infection caused by the bacteria called Pseudomonas aeruginosa, most often found in wood hot tubs.
You can't wait to make hot tubbing part of your daily routine, but there's one lingering question on your mind. What will this look like in my backyard?
The Olson Family of Hudson, Wisconsin has a slice of paradise in their backyard with a woodburning outdoor sauna and a screened porch attached.
An outdoor sauna is the perfect addition for healthy backyard living and will transform your family life, social life and your overall personal wellness.
Whether it’s a family BBQ or a hobby vegetable garden, the backyard is a place of recreation and escape.
As one season ends, the baton is passed from summer pool parties to crisp autumn evenings enveloped in hot tub conversation and relaxation.
What are your retirement plans? Glenda is envisioning time in her Endless Pools R500 swim spa. "One of my goals in retiring is to get in better shape.
With basic exercise equipment, it’s possible to get a good workout at home. Lifting weights, treadmill running, and stationary cycling are all traditional options
Why exercise more. It could be for your health or for your appearance. As you age, benefits also include keeping and building the strength, balance, and mobility to stay independent longer.
We are excited to introduce the NorthStar Indoor and Outdoor Sauna Series, which makes daily healthy living more achievable than ever.