National Hot Tub Day
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Where is National Hot Tub Day celebrated?
The day is celebrated nationwide in the United States of America.
Who is National Hot Tub Day celebrated by?
Anyone who wants some time to relax and escape from their daily lives can celebrate National Hot Tub Day.
When did National Hot Tub Day first start?
There are no official records of when was the day first began, however the day has been celebrated by different hot tub associations since 2016.
Who started National Hot Tub Day?
The origin and name of the founder of this day is currently not known. However, the first hot tubs were introduced in the US by Roy Jacuzzi.
History And Timeline
Now that we have learned about the day, let's learn more about the history and benefits of a hot tub.
Earliest Hot Tubs
The earliest hot tubs were found on Therma in Ikaria, known as calderas.
Fourth CenturyOfuro
Japan's first hot culture bath, known as onsen, opened near Izumo and Shimane, offering accommodations and Ofuro, soaking tubs.
737 ADHot Tubs In The US
Inspired by Japanese Ofuro, hydrotherapy pumps were introduced by Roy Jacuzzi. In the US, the first insertion of a swimming pool pump into a bath was invented by Jacuzzi's great uncle Candido in 1948. This pump was originally invented to create relief for one of Jacuzzi brother's son who had rheumatoid arthritis.
1940sCommercial Hot Tubs
The first commercial models were sold to the public by Roy and his company Jacuzzi Bros. in 1968. The first model was named after the famed baths and spas of ancient Rome. It was named Roman Bath.
1968Whirlpool Bath System
Roy Jacuzzi took over his family business based in Walnut Creek, CA, and became the first to market the self-contained whirlpool bath system commercially. His jacuzzi tubs were the inspiration for the modern-day hot tub and they have been on the market since 1970.
1970Traditions And Customs
Hot Tub Day encourages the celebration of relaxation, fun, and healing. The one benefit that proves worth celebrating is reduced stress and pain relief. Warm water soaks the body and releases stress-relieving endorphins that promote relaxation by reducing pressure off joints and loosening muscles.
Some studies suggest that a warm water soak also helps to enhance sleep pattern, promotes weight loss, increases cardiovascular health, improves insulin sensitivity, and increases the number of calories burnt.
Ways To Observe Or Celebrate National Hot Tub Day
The best way to enjoy the day is to hold a backyard hot tub party. Make sure to invite friends, spend time with loved ones, and play fun games.
If you are working on this day, schedule a hot tub spa, the perfect time to relax after finishing work. When in the hot tub, always remember to sit back, chill, and feel the tensions melt away in the warm steam.
Host a hot tub party in spring; there is no more suitable way to celebrate this day than hosting a hot tub theme party on March 28. If you are hosting the party, remember to buy enough food as well as drinks, play some fun music, and do fun activities like water splash games.
Finally, don't forget to share your happy moments on social media and spread word about the day.
Facts And Stats
- While the world has been celebrating National Hot Tub Day for a few years, hot tubs extend back to the fourth century. The first hot tubs were made of heated stones to keep water warm.
- On our crowded national celebration calendar, National Hot Tub Day is shared with Children's Book Day and Earth Hour Day.
- If you don't have a hot tub but are planning to buy one, then March 28 is the day for you. On National Hot Tub Day, there are deals on hot tubs. You can even get your dream tub at an affordable price.
Is there a National Hot Tub Day?
Yes, this day is celebrated on March 28.
What is the significance of National Hot Tub Day?
A hot tub has therapeutic and relaxing factors that help you escape the stress and chaos of daily life.
How is National Hot Tub Day different from Bathtub Party Day?
Hot Tub Daym observed on March 28, celebrates the benefits of a hot tub and how it helps a person relax. Bathtub Party Day, observed on December 5 every year, encourages people to enjoy taking a bath instead of just jumping in the shower.
What is the history and origin of National Hot Tub Day?
The day is observed one week after the first day of spring, the perfect time for 'spring cleaning' and general maintenance of the hot tub.
Why do people love National Hot Tub Day?
A hot tub day makes connecting with family and friends easier. The therapeutic properties that a hot tub offers are a great way to escape the stress and chaos of daily life.
When Is This Day Celebrated
- Friday, March 27, 2020
- Monday, March 27, 2023
- Wednesday, March 27, 2024
- Sunday, March 27, 2022
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Sources
https://www.masterspas.com/blog/national-hot-tub-day/
https://www.wikidates.org/holiday/national-hot-tub-day_953.html
https://www.jacuzzi.com/en-us/HISTORY-OF-HOT-TUBS-AND-JACUZZI.html
https://www.hottubsinfrance.com/post/national-hot-tub-day-28th-march
https://www.spastores.com/celebrate-national-hot-tub-day-with-these-5-fun-activities/
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