Even Heat Distribution with Stirring Paddle

Even water temperature

Mixes heat evenly

Simple to use

Wood-fired essential

Why you need a stirring paddle

A wood-fired tub heats from one point, so the water near the heater warms first. A stirring paddle lets you mix the water gently, spreading the heat evenly so every seat is the perfect temperature.

  • Even warmth — stir to spread heat from the heater throughout the tub.
  • No hot or cold spots — every seat reaches a comfortable temperature.
  • Quick and easy — a few gentle strokes before you get in.
  • A wood-fired essential — the simplest way to a perfect soak.
Stirring paddle
Why stirring matters

Why stirring matters

Because the fire heats the water closest to it first, a wood-fired tub can be hot by the stove and cooler across the way. A quick stir with the paddle blends it all together for an even, all-over warmth.

One simple stroke to perfect water

One simple stroke to perfect water

Before you climb in, a gentle stir with the paddle evens out the temperature so there are no surprises. It is the small ritual that makes every wood-fired soak just right.

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