Hot Tub Jets & Replacement Parts

What types of hot tub jets are available?

When you remove your hot tub cover to unwind, jets provide additional relaxation. Here are some of the types of hot tub jets that are available to enhance your bathing experience:

• Directional: These jets can be pointed in one direction to apply a steady stream of water.
• Pulsator: Pulsator jets provide intermittent pressure that can be very relaxing.
• Multi-massage: These jets use multiple streams to provide a more relaxing jet stream that massages your muscles.
• Air jets: Air jets use outside air to push air into your hot tub, which creates soothing bubbles.
• Footwell jets: Footwell jets are at the bottom of your tub, giving your feet and ankles a nice massage while you relax.
• Cluster jets: These jets don’t have a visible nozzle, meaning they can’t be modified like other hot tub jets.

Hot tub jets aren’t universal or made to universal standards, so jets will vary based on the brand and type.

When should you replace hot tub jets?

If your hot tub jets aren’t working correctly, it may be time to replace them. Hot tub jets can last more than a decade if you use an ozonator generator and maintain the proper chemical balance in your tub or spa. Adding too much chlorine or bromine to your tub can wear your jets out prematurely. Fortunately, you can find several high-quality hot tub replacement jets at Easy Spa Parts.

How much does a hot tub jet replacement cost?

The cost of a spa jet replacement varies. Like spa hoses, there are several types of hot tub jets and various brands to choose from. At Easy Spa Parts, you can find hot tub jets for prices as low as $15; some of our jets cost $30 or more. Keep in mind that how much you pay for hot tub jets depends on the type of jet you’re shopping for. 

Regardless of your budget or needs, we make it easy to find affordable and premium jets for your hot tub.

How do you clean hot tub jets?

If your hot tub jets are dirty and not working correctly, you can clean them with a mild detergent. 

1. Start by removing your hot tub jets.
2. Soak them in the detergent of your choice. 
3. Rinse your jets with water, and they’re ready to return to your hot tub. 

Keep in mind that the chemical balance of your water plays a crucial role in the lifespan of your hot tub jets. Like hot tub filters, spa jets can become damaged by improper water treatments.

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