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Hot Tub Party

Hot Tub Party

Min number of participants 2
Age 0+ yrs.
Safety support by adult Recommended
Min duration 1 h
Cost Medium
Environment Indoor / Outdoor

Soak in a heated hot tub with friends — bubbling jets, music, and drinks turn a simple soak into a relaxed, social centerpiece for any gathering.

The Essentials

  • Check the water temperature before inviting guests in — 37-38°C (98-100°F) is the safe upper limit for a longer soak.
  • Keep drinks in unbreakable cups near the tub, since glass on a wet deck is a common cause of cut feet.
  • Rotate soakers out every 15-20 minutes, especially with alcohol involved, since heat plus alcohol speeds up dehydration and dizziness.
  • Shower off sunscreen, lotion, and sweat before getting in — it keeps the water and filter cleaner for everyone.
  • Keep the cover locked or the tub supervised at all times if kids are anywhere nearby, even during a break in the party.
  • Test and adjust the chlorine or bromine level before a big gathering, since more bodies in the water uses up sanitizer faster.
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