What should I do if my Cold Plunge freezes?

If your Cold Plunge freezes, the first step is to turn off the chiller and unplug it to prevent further damage. Allow the unit to thaw gradually—never use a heat source, as this could warp or damage the materials.

Freezing can occur if the water temperature drops too low without proper precautions taken during colder months. Regular checks during winter can help prevent this situation, as can proper winterization techniques.

For example, if you notice that the water temperature is approaching freezing, consider adding an antifreeze solution or using a heater designed for this purpose in colder climates.

A pro tip is to monitor your Cold Plunge’s temperature regularly during winter months and adjust as necessary to avoid freezing issues.

However, if the freezing has caused significant damage, such as cracks in the tub, you may need to consult a professional for repairs.