How to Winterize a Cedar Hot Tub
Whether you’re dreaming of hot soaks as the snow falls around you or you’re planning to put your tub into hibernation for the winter, a few simple tips will allow...
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Whether you’re dreaming of hot soaks as the snow falls around you or you’re planning to put your tub into hibernation for the winter, a few simple tips will allow...
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Cedar Soaker Tub Buyer's Guide
Crafted from the iconic cedar trees of the Pacific Northwest, each one of our cedar soaking tubs are a bespoke creation made specifically for you and your at-home oasis. Having...
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Crafted from the iconic cedar trees of the Pacific Northwest, each one of our cedar soaking tubs are a bespoke creation made specifically for you and your at-home oasis. Having...
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Meet the New Face of Forest Cooperage
Celebrating Our 46-Year History Since 1976, Forest Cooperage, formerly known as Forest Lumber, has been working with Western Red Cedar, a wood that’s prized for its beauty, versatility and durability....
Read MoreMeet the New Face of Forest Cooperage
Celebrating Our 46-Year History Since 1976, Forest Cooperage, formerly known as Forest Lumber, has been working with Western Red Cedar, a wood that’s prized for its beauty, versatility and durability....
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Proper Maintenance of Cedar Barrel Hot Tubs
Investing in a 100 % heartwood, clear Western Red Cedar barrel tub from Forest Lumber & Cooperage is a smart and long term move. Adding preservative or stain is unnecessary...
Read MoreProper Maintenance of Cedar Barrel Hot Tubs
Investing in a 100 % heartwood, clear Western Red Cedar barrel tub from Forest Lumber & Cooperage is a smart and long term move. Adding preservative or stain is unnecessary...
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Why Wood as a Fuel?
Wood is essentially stored up solar energy. Trees use solar energy, CO2, water and soil minerals to produce wood. This stored up solar energy can be released through burning. Wood...
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Wood is essentially stored up solar energy. Trees use solar energy, CO2, water and soil minerals to produce wood. This stored up solar energy can be released through burning. Wood...
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Submersible vs. External Hot Tub Stove
External A common brand of external heater is the Chofu, and other examples of home made heaters are common. External wood burners usually rely on a principle called “thermal siphoning”. Thermal siphoning...
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External A common brand of external heater is the Chofu, and other examples of home made heaters are common. External wood burners usually rely on a principle called “thermal siphoning”. Thermal siphoning...
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