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I'm getting the snow stuff under control. I've put a tarp over the cover to help with snow clearing from the tub. The problem is the steps. The water left on the steps after getting out of the tub get's iced up very quickly. What do those of you living in the cold do to keep the steps from getting iced over. I don't want to break my ##s on these steps. Suggestions would be helpful. Thanks. -Tom-
I'm getting the snow stuff under control. I've put a tarp over the cover to help with snow clearing from the tub. The problem is the steps. The water left on the steps after getting out of the tub get's iced up very quickly. What do those of you living in the cold do to keep the steps from getting iced over. I don't want to break my ##s on these steps.Suggestions would be helpful. Thanks. -Tom-
Suprising, no one has the simplest answer......... Take an extra towel with you and lay in on the steps before you get into the spa and take it back in the house when you're done. Not only will it keep most of the water off the steps, but it'll be more comfortable to stand on.THIS IDEA IS copyrighted, patented, trademarked, and what ever else I can think up since no one else came up with it Please in the future refer to this as the "Dr. Spa ice no more steps, keep from fallign on your a$$ and your lil tootsies stay toastier warmer thingamajig." Thank you for your suport......... now back to our regular schedualed programming........... I gotta go find some work to do......
As the Guinness commercial boys say "BRILLIANT!"Now that you've made us all look stupid for not thinking of it in the first place!Jan