Lifesmart LS600DX 7Person 65 Jets Spa " AKA The Coronado" Review. $2995.00 New Free S&H
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
- A little review of our new Lifesmart Spa from Sam's club. Only $2,995.00 Delivered to our Front Door. Free Shipping & Handling! Definitely well worth the, it's amazing. Very comfortable and spacious. All 7 seats have a different jet pattern (1 seat does not have any Jets at all)!! 4 seats are lower, & 3 seats are higher. 2 of the higher seats have Jets, and one does not.
Old post but appreciate it, just bought this model and looking forward to it & setting up a relaxing space! Love the bar area. Wow !!
How do you like it did you get it from Sam’s club
Thanks for sharing. So many people out there hating on this model bc it comes from a box store. Elitests that dont care not everyone wants to spend 10k! This was very helpful.
That was my thought also
I have the 450 and I bought it from the "Orange" store as a special buy for about $2K. I don't care what people think, my budget is waaay more important that the opinion of a hater. I love this thing.
Awesome review! I love the whole set up with the backyard Pub and the lighting, it's like a permanent vacation installed back there.
This hot tub looks almost identical to the Aquaterra Montecito which I'm having delivered next week. Thanks for showing the light feature, I'm looking forward to seeing that at night!
I hope all is well with the hot tub 2 years later, looks great- thanks for sharing.
I love your backyard!!!! I'd love to see a whole in depth vid of your pool set up and pub!!! 🤩
You've done a beautiful job with your entertainment area. WELL DONE M8!!!!
Thanks for the review! We are looking at getting this model. Love its features so far.
Installing ours this weekend! Love to hang out in the pub! Cheers bro......
Sweet set up. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
I owned one of these. With the cover off it would not hold set temperature. And i live in So. California. 220v
I installed rubber mounts under the pumps because it was so loud when running.
In the night video you can here the pump on low speed. This is also due to lack of insulation.
Electric bill averaged about 40 dollar increase per month. The interior of the tub was ok to sit on. But acrylic is much more comfortable.
Love what You’ve put together for your family that area is perfection I’m so grateful you did a review on this I’m looking at it from Wayfare Hope it’s still working out for you and your family
Yes it is a great spa. We still love it
Chances of me putting a dart in that TV.....100%. Thanks for the review. These are running about $4,000 now (2023) but seem to be a great budget Hot Tub.
I know, looking now, inflation is awesome
Great Review !! We will order from Sams Club . Thanks !!
Now this is a man who knows how to live! woot! woot!!!
I have had this model since 2016. It's a great tub and has worked really well, even in our environment where we see -5 degrees in the winter. Our only issue has been that the on/off valve for the waterfall developed a leak about four years in. Sadly the tub in in a corner against two walls and I haven't been able to repair it yet, but it shouldn't be too difficult.
Depends on were the leak is. If it's a hose or manifold in the foam, forget it. ..these tubs are made to last no more than 5 yrs.. but for the price, its worth the risk.
So that was my only concern about purchasing hot tubs. So in the winter, i hear it's best to just keep it running. Is that what you do? If so do you just set a temperature you want the tub to maintain during the winter say, 90 degrees and it will keep trying to maintain that temperature?
@@ncruze07Correct, the best course of action is to leave a hot tub at a set temperature during the winter months & the tub will maintain it's temp by cycling on & off. PS, do yourself a favor & buy a quality Brand tub,, even a used high quality name brand tub will last much longer than this one in the video.
Nice looking set up you have. We have one as well. Got it from Home Depot at the same price. For the money, its a great value. For those that whine too much, you can spend $8k on one and just find something else to cry about. It gets you in the game affordably and has been great for 4 years.
It definitely is great, and works just right for our family of five. I find that the floating pool tablet holder is the best thing to keep ours stable to where I don't have to check it daily. I can usually go like once a week and it will be good.
Thats a nice setup you have. 👌
Great setup! Definitely worth considering upgrading to a mid to high end hot tub when this one breaks down.
If I ever have a problem, I will just get the same one again. No reason for anything else, this does everything I needed to do. Why would I want to spend another $7,000 for nothing.
@@daddydizakachrisscott3870 very true. Even if you only get 5 yrs out of it, you would spend less than 10k in 15 yrs. Most mid to high end tubs are 12k to 20k now! Its crazy. And there is no way of being certain you will get 15yrs out of them. The only benefit is that the more expensive ones do tend to perform better and have more features. I only paid 13k for my HS Envoy in 2019. A new one now goes for over 17k so it wasnt too bad for me. Today, I would definetly look at a Lifesmart tub even though they now go for 4 to 5k. Have you had any issues with it?
@@jackdawson3276A lot of people are not savvy shoppers including yourself. I only have purchased high-end quality brand name tubs(2) But I purchase on the used market. I bought a $7,000+ Hot tub for $500. The 2005 Jacuzzi J-365 I purchased for $500 which lasted me 10 years & was still in good working order when I sold it for $800 The next brand tub I purchased was a 2014 Marquis Rendezvous for $1,000 in pristine condition which is an American made brand & the employees are the owners of the Co.
Gracias amigo!
This video is very helpful! We just received ours yesterday. Do you have a video or description of how you prepped/made the base it's sitting on? Looks great!
i just used pressure treated 2x4's with pressure treated deck boards on top. then I leveled everything with 16 bricks.
Yell I just got it yesterday!
Omg you did an amazing job with the setup! Aside from the hot tub, how much did it cost to do that setup?
We're trying to setup the wiring before this arrives. Is the hole for the electrical is on the right side of the service panel? I know the tub is 80.5" x 80.5", could you tell us how many inches I have to subtract from that to get the location of the access hole?
Thank you for the review! Our hot tub is being delivered on Thurs! Question about chemicals and filter? What did you use and where did you get them from? Assuming nothing comes with the hot tub?
I get the chemicals right from Sam's Club. I bought a small hot tub floating tablet holder off eBay. I usually get the 3 in tablets and break them up with a hammer and put little pieces in the filter bucket and in the tablet floater.
just took delivery of ours today from outlet spas. was $3700 and came with the cover. also bought the easy cover lift for about another $100. Just need to get her wired up now. The cost of sub panels "spa boxes" have gone through the roof. Managed to snag one for $120 on amazon and the next day the price raised to $190 for the same sub panel with 50 amp gfci.. crazy times
Does this tub need to hard wired or does it plug in?
@@bobbieturner8454 230v = hard wired
@@bobbieturner8454It would be best for you to go online and do your research on this exact model, nowadays most tubs give you both options of either plug and play or hardwired=your choice.
Nice!
Ours is coming in 2 weeks . What 50 amp Sub Panel did you end up using? I read lots of bad reviews for most of them. Breakers not lasting and to tight to use #6 wire .. Square D , Midwest , Siemens , GE ?
i thought it was a 120 v unit, no special wiring required? But of course I like the idea of a clean wiring job and an extra circuit breaker, GFCI etc
Ah now I see reason for drink shelf 😉
I got mine on order since early March. Delivery is supposed to be May 18th, but i haven't gotten a call from anyone regarding delivery yet. So I'm guessing it's going to get pushed further. Question: How is it holding up after Year and a half of use? This is going to be our first Spa, so I hope we made the right decision. We didn't want to spend much so this was one of the most economical ones we found that would fit our family of 5. Nice Video, a lot of information.. You helped me out with the Spa Box Terminology... My electrician was telling me the disconnect was like $300-$500 until I heard you call it "Spa Box"... Found it in Home Depot for less than $80...
Still holding up great. The only issue I have is the top. There's a piece that connects with velcro in between the two halves. For some reason the velcro wore out and it keeps falling off. But besides that everything is great. Tub is perfect, been running for a year and a half straight. I never shut it off unless I change the water.
@@daddydizakachrisscott3870 Great to hear.... I'm sure we'll enjoy ours as much as you guys do yours... Have a nice summer...
I bought the same tub because of your video and love it the tub so far... thanks for posting. One question.. what cover lifter are you using? i like that it goes all the way down and dosen't block any view.
don't have a lifter
How has this held up since your original review?
Awesome video, man. Persuaded me to get the same hot tub and we love it. Those drink rails you built are sweet. Want to do the same thing for mine. What all did you use for those if you don’t mind me asking? Thanks!
I cut the bottom of a 4x4 and bolted it through to the platform that I built for the spa. Then I bought a 16 ft composite deck board and cut it in half. I screwed through the top of the deck board into the 4x4s. It's been a couple years now and still holding up good.
@@daddydizakachrisscott3870 sounds easy enough. Thanks man!
Thanks for sharing, great video! I saw on sam’s club reviews with the 2hp motor some were saying it’s not powerful enough with all jets going. I found the same model on a different site with a 3hp motor. Do you think it’s necessary to upgrade to higher hp or the 2 is sufficient?
I'm not really sure what horsepower ours is, but it is definitely enough.
I believe the current models( of this particular model) come new with the 3.0hp pumps. From what I read it’s 60 jets I think. Normally it’s best to have two 2.5hp pumps for that many jets to run optimal all at once. But if the engineering of the tub is set up good than a single 3hp pump should suffice. We are looking at either getting this one or the 90 jet model. I’m leaning more towards this one. Did you end up getting one? What do you think of it?
awesome video and I love your pub shed! I was wondering, now that you have had it for a while have you noticed a significant increase in your electric bill? Also since the spa is delivered curbside I was wondering how hard it was to get it into your backyard.
My electric bill went up $47 the first month, but I use it everyday and we have a foot of snow on the ground right now. I have also been using an electric heater in the house, so I'm sure that has a little bit to do with it too.
@@daddydizakachrisscott3870 Thanks so much for the review. I live outside of Chicago so we get cold winters and I just wanted to know - has your electric bill continued to hover around an extra $47 a month or has this changed in different months?
Wow awesome deal - this was in 2016, have prices went up a lot since then? I saw the 700 version with 90 jets and two 2.5 hp pumps (5 hp total obviously) for $6000 CAD and that was already 41% off full price which yes may be inflated. But $3000 USD is only $4000 CAD so $2000 less again albeit 35 less jets and possibly less power. Again that's also 2016 dollars vs 2022 so updated price would be great to know for comparison.
Today's price at Sam's Club for this model is $4,299 (includes shipping)
If you're a Canadian why don't you go get yourself one of the best spas- Arctic Spas Made by proud canadians, Eh!
@@bayside6207 Because they're probably twice as expensive. I owned a Softub 300 that's Canadian, it was great until the liner cracked, that wrote off the otherwise great tub. Too expensive for the liner so I'll never get another one like that.
I just bought the Lifesmart Spa from Sam's with the 95 jets. Just want to know if you are still enjoying your spa and with the rough texture, is it easy to keep clean? We are still in the process of installation. We cannot wait to get it filled with water and start enjoying it. By the way you have an excellent set up and thank you for sharing.
Yes I still enjoy it. I actually sat in it yesterday for 3 hours. And the day before for 2 hours. I usually try to go out every morning that it is sunny around 9 or 10 a.m. and sit in it for an hour or so. Just so I can get a little tan. Texture is great, we love it. I don't even have to clean it. As long as you keep the chemicals just right and change the water every 3 months like you are supposed to. We use it a lot though. Make sure you clean the filter often, at least once a week spray it with the hose. I bought two extras. I usually change the filter every time I change the water. And then I have the filter cleaning solution I put in a 5-gallon bucket and I let the filter soak for a couple days in that stuff, then I rinse it with a hose. I suggest everybody buy the floating tablet holder. It just makes the chemical life so much easier.
What all do you put in your tablet holder? We just got this spa in today and want to get everything right, right off the bat!
Nice. I love your pub also! Great job. I'm thinking of buying a hot tub from Sam's Club as well, do you still like the one you bought? Does it have enough Jets in your opinion?
Yes we love it and yes to the jets. It's perfect for us.
Mine gets hooked up tomorrow, I’m filling it now before he turns it on. Did you take your water to a pool supply store to test the water or just do it yourself? You have a great setup. Thanks for the video. Did you think about salt water or just went with chlorine? Thanks
No I did not go to a pool supply store, I changed my water every 3 months like it states in the manual. I also changed the filter every 3 months. I bought a spare on eBay for around $40. I usually clean the filter once a week with the hose. All I did was buy the test strips like you have for a swimming pool. As long as you keep the pH and the chlorine where it is supposed to be, It pretty much takes care of itself. I am 100% for the mini floating tablet holder. Before I got mine, it was a little tough to keep it going in the right direction. I had to check on it daily. Now that I have the mini tablet holder, only really need to check on it every 3 or 4 days as long as there's a chlorine tablet in there
Hey man question i have had this for a couple months now(im loving it) but i have a question the filter system on top of the filter is that gray top that has two parts. Is the second part supposed to float or do i have mine on wrong?
It floats
Hi again...Can you do a video on how you maintain your tub? And what chemicals you use? Liquid or paper water test? I'm considering a chlorine floater but not sure since some MFG say not to use those in acrylic tubs. Can't seem to find if this tub is acrylic or not. Basically...my goal is to get this to a turn key plunge situation. I don't want frilly maintenance...just basic...sanitize, shock, PH up down, and be done. Thanks again! Oh also where are you located and have you used your spa in winter? I'm in Ohio we often get hammered with snow.
Upstate New York about 10 mi from Canada, we can get -30° at some points in the winter time. I just used the 3-inch chlorine tablets and a little hot tub floater. Like I've been saying in all my comments, I just break one up with a hammer and put little chunks in at a time. And then once in a while I add some pH up. I don't think there's enough pH increaser in the tablet. Make sure you clean the filter at least every 10 days, that will make a huge difference. Also drain it three times a year and fill it back up with fresh water. That is highly recommended. I bought an extra filter off eBay, and I swapped that out every time I drain the tub. Sometimes if you see that there is not enough chlorine in the pool I may just dump a little granule in the filter basket, the only problem with doing that is that the filter can clog up pretty quickly. I only usually use like four teaspoons. I use the paper pool stick testers. If you can't get it running right, you should probably take a sample to your local pool & spa store and let them know what your problems are. I am just an average Joe, who bought this hot tub because of the price. We do love it though. Hopefully this will help you.
What type of filter? I've had mine 7 years lost the book.
Very nice. Great set up. Respect. How's it holding up ? Will it last at least 4 to 6 yrs ?
Holding up pretty good. I hope I can get 4-6 years out of it. It runs non-stop, I never shut it off. The only problem I have had so far is that the little velcro piece in between the two top halfs keeps falling off. I tried cleaning out the velcro but it just won't stay connected. I ended up putting three 3-in coated deck screws through 1 side to keep it on there. So far so good.
We are currently contemplating getting one of these exact ones. I was just curious as to how it’s holding up 3 years later?
Also just have to mention, that’s a really cool setup, it looks like a great place to entertain at!
good just a few things that went. the velcro in the center lid doesn't stick anymore & the thin plastic cover over the buttons came off from being wet. besides that, everything is great.
@@daddydizakachrisscott3870 Awesome, thank you for answering!!
Nice video. Go Dolphins!
your drink table from deck board is 100!
Nice video and review, Thank you! I have a question about what is inside the side panels- Would I be able to modify one side to make it 3 inches narrower? In other words I would need to cut the bottom 12 inches of one side. Is there some unnecessary space at the bootom of any side?
Not sure, I don't want to give you any wrong information. They delivered it on its side. Its all sprayfoam inside & hoses. You definitely wouldn't want to cut a jet pipe.
@@daddydizakachrisscott3870 Thanks for the quick reply! Looks like I'll have to do a bit more research to find out what's back there :)
Can you run all the jets at once? I think you can, but at lowered pressure, but how much lower is the pressure if they are all running? Thanks and great review.
We always run them all at the same time. You can do the low pressure or the high.
Thank you, excellent review. Is the inside of the tub textured and if so is it comfortable or rough on the skin?
Yes It's textured. I thinking it feels good though. I think they do it like this you don't slip getting in
@@daddydizakachrisscott3870 thank you, really appreciate it
Great video- ordered today. Its $3,999 now but with inflation prices & hot tubs being way back ordered everywhere I think its a win. I read reviews saying the surface stains & is too textured. Any tips on keeping the white clean?
Ours was originally $3,800, but Sam's Club had the sale for $2900. I think that's the regular price you're talking about, and I don't have any problems with stains. And the texture is perfect. The only complaint I have is that the piece that goes in between the two halves on the top kept falling off. Once the velcro gets wet and junk in it it tends not to be tacky anymore. So I had to throw some 4 in screws through it to keep it up. And the little plastic thing over the temperature gauge fell off. I can't really complain, I've had it over 2 years and never shut it off. It runs every day all day. As long as you use the chlorine tabs in a little floater, you should not have a problem with water stains. I also put a bromine tab in the floater too. Been meaning to do a review, but I just don't want to jinx myself.
How much per month would you say this cost you to run all day everyday.
After it is delivered by Sams club, who set up the hot tub and connected it to the electrical? Need to find someone to do that. reccomendations?
I did it myself.
Dam man nice backyard. Mine sux man looking at yours
Thanks
@@daddydizakachrisscott3870 very nice! How many blocks used under the wood plantform?
12 blocks total. I wish I could post a photo
I have the 110 version plug and play- how does it manage to keep hot during your cold months 40 or below? Mine definitely drops 5 degrees during use from the 104 area then takes several hrs to come back with the cover on.
That's why I didn't get the 110 version. Mine does not drop one degree even when it's -30. I can also empty it in the middle of February and fill it up with cold water. It will be 54° with the water from the house spicket and then 5 hours later it will be 100°. Yours is probably better on electricity though, I'm not really sure how that works. Mine definitely cost more to hook up I can tell you that. I had to buy the spa box and 200 ft of wire. I also had to dig a trench all the way out to the tub from the garage.
Great video, and sa-WEET set up! Did you say ONLINE DARTBOARD at 8:19 ? Please elaborate!!! ✌🏻
Yes Vdarts is an online board & you can play people all over the world
DaddyDiz AKA Chris Scott that’s AWESOME! I was in a local English darts league for many years, and I miss playing. Sounds like something I’m going to have to pick up. Thanks!!!
Thanks for this, just setting ours up today. My filter seems to be floating in its spot, is that correct? Also, do you ever run it without any heat and how long would it take to get to temp if you did?
The filter basket kind of floats after you screw it in. I got a completely separate little baby floating filter basket to put chemicals in. And I just let it float around in the hot tub itself, that way it doesn't clog up the filter as much. If you put your chemicals in the filter basket you will constantly have to clean the filter and add chemicals daily. If you buy the little floating filter basket off of eBay for like $8 you can just smash up a 3-in chlorine tablet and put little chunks of it in there and it is good for like a week. I usually just leave my temperature at 100, no matter what the pump kicks on hourly just to circulate the water.
Has anyone's control panel stop working just happened to me
Where is the best place to get filters? Do you have a correct part number? We bought a replacement, but it is hard to get in.
Ebay: here is the exact listing!!! $45 includes shipping... Hot Tub Filter for Lifesmart, FreeFlow, Fantasy, AquaTerra Spas - 50SF 303279
Do they roll it into your back yard or do they just drop it at the curb and you have to wrestle wih it after that? Or is it unwritten that for a few $20s they will help you position it in your back yard
They left it at the end of my driveway. I pulled it out back with the four wheeler and then slid it onto my pad myself. You might be able to talk to them about helping you if your stuff is all set for it. I still had to build everything and run the wire before I even had the spa. So I just put it in the garage for a couple weeks and then moved it.
Would you happen to know why mine occasionally turns on and the temperature light is flashing, might only cut in for a minute, but the heat symbol isnt active, i think that one is the squiggly lines, its the temperature icon flashing, then the spa turns off. Not sure what that means its doing?
I know that they turn on every hour to circulate the water. If it's up to temperature, then it wouldn't have to heat it. It is just for circulating, so it doesn't get stagnant.
Costco has the 90 jet version on sale for $3499 delivered. I hear that Lifesmart is made in same factory they make Hot Springs Spas? Any issues with the tub?
No issues, love it
Was this a special or is that a standard price for that hot tub?
I wish we had luck like you. Our experience is starting poorly. Not nearly the jet action and it just said its over heated after 3 minutes of jets.
Do you have it hooked up to 220? With a spa box? What do you keep your temperature at normally? I keep mine at 100 when I'm not using it and only turn it up to 102 when we get in and it usually takes an hour or so to get up to 102 while we are in it. It's kind of slow to heat up.
@@daddydizakachrisscott3870 found a wiring issue that was not sending the correct voltage. Fix and spa is happy now. So is the lovely wife
Glad you got it fixed, I made sure I used copper wire from the spa box to the spa. I just got a 50 amp old camper cord from one of my buddies and cut that. It had all the colored wires that I needed. It was like a perfect hookup. As long as you're all set, I feel better.
Still loving it? We just took delivery on ours yesterday.
I literally sit in it for 3 hours everyday!
I used the little all-in-one tablets and put them in the strainer basket. And I just keep my eye on the pH level. Usually you have to add pH. Every like three days I'll have to put in about eight tablespoons of pH balance, and it's good to go. I used to use the granulated chlorine shock, but it was a lot of work. As long as there's a little chunk of tablet in there you should be good to go
I use mine daily, so I usually check to make sure there is a little chunk of tablet in there every three days at least. I checked the pH at least twice a week. Another thing you want to do is pull the filter out and spray it with a hose, I found that that helps keep it really clean. The more you do that the better, I tried to do it at least every 10 days or so.
It's 3999.00 now. Sams went up on the price. It's nice though!
Home Depot is having a sale for $3299 bit ends tomorrow !
@@motosporttouring thank you. I'll see if I can find it.
Yes that is their regular price for it They usually take $1,000 off when it goes on sale 2 times a year
Any updates? I just ordered this model. Eta January/feb 2021. So hard to wait...
Still awesome
@@daddydizakachrisscott3870 great!!!! We are so excited 😁
Any reason u didnt go with the 700 model of this? Assuming it was available. Debating between the 2, $400 difference & the 700 has 2 pumps & a few more jets
They only had the one model available. Actually I should say on sale. The other two were a lot more money.
did it come with a filter , what start up chemicals did you use
Yes it came with a filter, pretty much all you need is to buy a little hot tub floating filter and break up a 3-inch chlorine tablet with a hammer and put little pieces of that in the floater. Once in a while I will add a little granule shock into the hot tub filter basket. If you notice it getting really bubbly when you use the jets you will need to add some pH increaser. You should probably get some test strips also just to keep it where you need it. You can also talk to your local pool store, they will most likely have information on hot tubs too. I like to clean my filter with the hose at least once every two weeks.
Do you have a link to buy the filter? The one I ordered was too big and it won't close
www.ebay.com/itm/333633869926?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=dYbahjWBRJO&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=68CUkubaRtG&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Did anyone by chance have a hard time achieving power/ pressure? I can't seem to get the jets going and temp wasn't achieved overnight :/
Do you have all your wires hooked up tight? Another thing, you have to use copper wire from the spa box to the spa.
curious, how much additional monthly did your electric bill go up after purchasing the tub?
$50
@@daddydizakachrisscott3870 $50 a month? What do you usually leave it set at? I just got this tub a week ago. I am IN LOVE WITH IT.
it's currently winter here but we've had 33-38 degrees this last week. I've been leaving it on 101. Not sure what to expect for electricity. It's on an easy pad.
@@r.bishop1127 we have ours set at 100 when we are not using it, then turn it up to 102 when we get in.
@@daddydizakachrisscott3870 awesome thanks. I seem to be leaving it around 101/102. Just hoping my electric bill doesn't go crazy.
@@r.bishop1127 I'm not sure if one or two degrees will make that big of a difference in the electric. The reason the electric goes up is because the spa has an automatic filter setting. It runs every hour for like a minute or two, just to circulate the water. I'm pretty sure that is a reason that the electric bill goes up. And it has to maintain a certain temperature. I can't imagine one extra degree would make that much of a difference.
Can you use an. Extension Coord for plug in?
no, its 220. even on a 110 you can't
I’ve been seeing comments saying this hot tub is only good for about 5 years before it has problems. Since your video is going on 5 years now, have you had any problems with your hot tub? Are you still enjoying it, have there been any leaks or bugs to work out?
My control panel just died
Does anyone know if the frame is wood or galvanized steel? Thanks
Imagine there would have to be some kind of frame, but from what I can see it's all just spray foam.
our filter basket keeps floating up. swear the main filter barely has any suction
you need a new filter
Does the replacement filter have a number?
It's the same as the original number. I just typed in the original number on eBay and it came right up
Could u use it in the winter ??
Yes, I used to all winter. That is really the only great time to use it. It's kind of hot in the summer. I was out there one day when it was 14 below zero.
Where did you buy it for that price? I keep seeing it for $3600+
Sam's club online, they have the sale twice a year. I have also heard people say home depot for the same price
We bought ours in September, I think it's normally like April and September. The best thing to do would be to contact Sam's Club, not me.
That same spa is around $5000 these days
Our city requires 5 feet from disconnect to closest water... otherwise looks good thanks
Mine too (South Lake Tahoe, CA). Not an issue, I installed a breaker box near the unit.
What is the monthly cost to run this spa?
maybe $50 a month. not really sure, could be less. depends how much you use it & how hot you keep it.
Nice but very skinny on the jets. No head cusions
True, but it was less than $3,000. So I'm really not complaining. The family and I use it about three times a week, and we love it. Does everything we need it to do. I'm sure you can spend 6 or $7,000 and get an amazing one, but I didn't need anything like that.