How do I winterize my Cold Plunge?

To winterize your Cold Plunge, it's essential to take steps to prevent freezing and damage during colder months. First, drain all the water from the tub and chiller to avoid ice formation.

After draining, thoroughly clean the interior surfaces to remove any bacteria or residues. Once clean, ensure the drain is completely dry to prevent any leftover water from freezing.

For example, if you live in an area with harsh winters, using an antifreeze solution specifically for hot tubs may be a good idea. This helps to protect the internal components of the chiller from freezing temperatures.

A pro tip is to store the tub in a garage or shed if possible, as this provides additional protection against the elements.

If you're unsure about the process, consult the manufacturer's guidelines for winterization, especially if your model has specific requirements.