Now that the holidays are over, a lot of people are going to focus on putting their New Year's resolutions into action. For many, this includes a new commitment to becoming fit and feeling healthy. There is no better way to do this than with the use of a swim spa, hot tub or sauna.

Each of these forms of water entertainment have distinct benefits and features, and which you choose will depend on your specific needs and lifestyle.

At one time, owning any type of water unit meant that there was a lot of extra work to keep it in prime condition. This has all changed over the years, and water venues like the swim spa only require a few steps to maintain. However, there are a few mistakes to avoid to ensure that you are not creating more work for yourself when it comes to swim spa maintenance.

Not Keeping It Covered

For those who desire a form of water entertainment at home, deciding between a swim spa and a swimming pool can seem like a difficult decision. Often it is a matter of budget when it comes to an addition like this, but with today’s technology both the swim spa and swimming pool can be quite affordable. So this means the choice now comes down to preference, and which best suits the family needs. Let's take a look at how you can make your decision.