What Is a Wood-Fired Hot Tub?
Hot tubs are a great way to relax after a long day of athletic activities or hours at the office, but many people are deterred from purchasing a hot tub because of the high cost of running one and the maintenance involved. A wood-fired hot tub, however, can be a solution to these problems and even add to the ambiance and allure of the tub. A wood-fired hot tub uses heat from a fire in a stove to warm the water, meaning no electricity is necessary to heat the tub. This can reduce or eliminate the costs associated with running a hot tub, and can open up more options for placement of the hot tub. A wood-fired hot tub uses heat from a stove placed either in the tub or just outside the tub to warm the water. Wood is placed inside the stove and a fire is started, thereby warming the stove itself. If the stove is in the water, the heat from the stove transfers directly to the water. If it is outside the stove, a series of pipes run from the stove to the tub, and water is forced through one of
