Absolutely brilliant - we only use ours in the summer due to proximity to the house. We switch the heating on at about 11am and it's all up to temp by 5pm when we jump in. The 2Kw heater uses less electric, however we have solar panels so it heats the water for free using the solar power!🙂
Great review. Sounds really noisy. Living in a typical UK semi-detached house I'm concerned the neighbours might get annoyed. And no, I wouldn't invite them to join in. Suppose it's best just to give it a go. Prices are coming down.
Harsh.....not inviting the neighbours around to join you. 😄 What about if they brought the beers/pimms. It is noise IF the bubbles are on, without them on it is quiet. Please do like the video and subscribe as really helps.
Great spa, have had one like this for 4 years now! One note, though, ours started to bulge on the sides, and eventually tore and started leaking the second summer.. I thought it was the cat, but tears started to appear all over on the sunny side even after I patched the holes. (Which was a nightmare, nothing sticks to that surface!) It seems as if the outside with the 'woven' surface do not stand the sun, even in Norway. It also says so in the manual, 'Do not place in direct sunlight'. So, a hot tub that you can't use in the sun? Well.. I had 'leftovers' from my old M-Spa, namely the outer canvas covering that fit perfectly! Problem solved, and the replacement tub (got it on warranty after all) is still perfect. To be installed this weekend! I recommend getting the model that comes with a separate outer covering! Happy tubbing!
Thank you so much both personally and for others on here. The cover doesn't fall far enough down so probably worth considering. Please subscribe as really helps.
@@YXEFlatl1ne No, I checked it several times to be sure, and the new liner has worked like a charm since I put it in the m-spa cover.The fact that I got a new for free indicates a known problem I guess. :p
This is a good video, but why the music ? You have a really good voice and your video in presentation and content is great, why that inane noise in the background. Please consider the need for background music in the future, or maybe get some more feedback if people want it or not ? Thanks again tho for the overall good video.
Hi, great video! I have the same spa which I’ll be setting up soon. I’ll be opting for the chlorine tablets in floating dispenser too. How many tablets keep the chlorine at the right level for you? And how often do you put new tablets in?
For me, I keep to another three BUT you need to flash chlorine it first. amzn.to/3j8CSxO Chlorine granules like these used first to get chlorine at level require, then 3 chlorine tablets usually keep where is. Obviously do keep an eye on with this amzn.to/3zUltQo much needed
Had mines over a yr n thd pump keep shutting off. Great spa, but! I'll be getting the new 2021 milan airjet This has bluetooth. I can turn it on coming ftom Wrk. It's also won't freeze in the winter. Just what I need in sweden.
Thanks for the review, very helpful. Is the bottom cushioned at all? or are you sitting on the floor like a normal paddling pool? What is the lowest temperature you can set it at? I was wondering whether I could set it at 22 or 24 to save costs and still be nice in the summer? How long would you say it takes to heat up from 24 to 30 or from 30 to 40 (roughly)? So it won't keep temperature when the power is off? was wondering if you can say, don't let it fall below a certain temperature then during middle of night it stops it dropping? Thanks for your help
Few questions here. The bottom is cushioned and comfortable. Lowest temperature can set it at is 28degC. You can set to 28degC to save on heating. In my experience takes an hour to raise by 2degC but that is with outer ambient temperature being much lower (least 10degs lower than water in hotttub). It does retain heat with lid on VERY well. On summer evenings, I've left it off at 40DegC at 10pm ish. Next day still about 30degC. Hope helps. Please do subscribe.
Depends. Bubbles on, probably yes. Bubbles off, definetly not. Not sure exact decibels as haven't got it back out after winter yet, but when do will decibel check for you. Please do subscribe as really helps.
No. I usually, for heating, turn it on couple hours prior to when I want to use it. Obviously depends what temp starting from to get it up to heat. Otherwise wasting energy for say overnight. Alternately, you can set it to come on few hours before you wake up if want so warm ready for your morning coffee (or champagne). Hope helps. Please do subscribe as helps me.
The floor has got a cushion to it and therefore comfortable. There isn't however a seat as such so your feet and legs are flat out in front of you. Hope helps. Please do subscribe as really helps
For the Miami model, you should pack it up. The material is not meant to be able to take freezing temps. Also last thing I want to do is keep a hot tub heated during freezing cold and dark nights. The UK in winter, isn't appealing. Dont imagine an Icelandic scene with Northern lights and romantic snow. Please do subscribe as really helps.
Yes. I am not built for that but with UK gas prices I may end up doing the same. You would still need the filter on and it chlorinated. Otherwise, bit like a paddling pool it will start turning and if left too long get algae build up. Please do subscribe as really helps me.
Hi there Antonio, the price all depends on where you are buying the hot tub from. Second hand sellers may be cheap but they come with no warranty if they break or are damaged! Lay z spa themselves are very expensive so I don’t really recommend them at all. If you are based in America the only place to get them is second hand sellers or Walmart, target etc. If you are in uk I highly recommend B & Q there prices are great. Just phone up B and Q and ask if you can get a hot tub brochure may need to ask for manager to get it. Prices may vary from 300 - 400 manager may be able to get you discount. Hope this helped you and you get a hot tub soon See you later Liam
@@Amathusukx wow that’s a big price when I just checked b and q website and you can get the Miami for £250 wouldn’t really agree with the “bargain” part in that stores name
Antonio, I wouldn't want to quote a price. Stock is limited and inflated. Assume after lockdown then may reduce. We bought from independent seller in UK through eBay BUT obviously with risks . Hope helps. Please do subscribe as really helps.
Karen. You only need one filter at a time for where is sucks the water in. It comes with two filters.so can replace it, cleaning one while the other is in use. It is really handy as to clean properly need to dry out. Please do subscribe as really helps
Definitely. We love it and for the price, can't go wrong. Only major 2 disadvantages we've found is 1. maintenance but to be expected and 2. cannot leave put all year round BUT doesn't take long to collapse. Hope helps. Please do subscribe as really helps
Yes. I think so. It can get it to 40degC. Maybe i am too sensitive but for me that is too hot, especially if outer temp for UK is at normal 10degC from our scorching springs and autumns. Hope helps. Please do subscribe as really helps.
I just bought one. I filled up with air and waited to get water treatmemt (chlorine tablets) before filling. Was 3 days without water and mine is out in the open and I did notice with a cool dewy night pressure on the cover and tub dropped a bit (thought a leak). But when the sun comes out and it heats up, the pressure was back up again. I'm in Australia and the sun can be really intense. The car next to the spa I could have a bbq on the bonnet it burns to touch (and hi uv rays). Was a little concerned how it will hold up. I did read someone saying you wouldn't want to fill up with air on a cold night before a hot sunny day. The air really expands in the heat and radiant heat from the sun. Ideally having a verandah would be good. I have just filled with water, so maybe that will stabilise varying pressure with high temperature changes.
Cheers David. Here in the UK, didn't really consider the risk of inflating in colder temperatures and when heats up would expand. Worth noting though. You would hope that the fabric would allow a decent amount of expansion. The other thing, when the water is in...it provides a pressure on those outside walls so it isn't obvious when you lose pressure. Please do subscribe as really helps.
@@bunyip250 Mine is still going well and pump is fine. Have to watch hot summer sun, they can expand (balloon out a bit) with expanding air. I cover pump display to protect against UV and put cover over tub (especially in Summer) to protect from sun. Better to have in shade or under cover if possible.
@@davidclarke6658 Thanks for responding so quickly. It will be in the shade so I think I'll get one. It's a three hour round trip to Kmart so thanks for your advice.
Yes. 40 DegC is very hot and JUST about tolerable for me. My threshold is maybe lower than others though but prefer at 38 DegC. I have found, it will easily keep that temperature. In current negative temperatures we are seeing, I cannot say as we don't keep it out. Hope helps. Please do subscribe as really helps.
Hi I just got my LazySpa but I want to know if I can keep it outside all year long? I live in the Netherlands so we have weather like the UK more or less. I havent set it up yet but bought it early this year as last year they were all sold out within weeks.
Wij wonen ook in Nederland. Hebben hem gister opgezet, mooi weer. Zolang die niet buiten staat als het lager dan 4°C is is het goed volgens instructies. Maar één of twee dagen zou moeten kunnen, gaat erom dat die niet voor langere periodes buiten staat met zo'n lage temperatuur
@@DarkArcharon hey dankjewel voor je goede advies. Ik ga hem denk ik het weekend opzetten. Ben zo benieuwd!! Voor jullie ook de eerste Spa of hadden jullie hem al?
Hey, heel graag gedaan. Als je meer wilt weten kan ik ook altijd foto's sturen, moet je even op Social media m'n naam zoeken. Voor ons is het de eerste spa, maar wij hadden hem van ongeveer juni vorig jaar. Toen hadden we hem op een plastic zeil gelegd (dik plastic) maar nu hebben we houten vlonders gekocht en het daarop gezet. Het ziet ook veel mooier uit, en die vlonders waren best goedkoop! Dus als je hem opzet, kijk dan alsjeblieft voor een lay-z spa bodem op hun website of een andere spa website of koop van die foam puzzel tegels voor eronder!! We hebben net ook een LED licht gekocht die het standaard chloor filter vervangt met eentje waar LED lampjes in zitten, hopelijk is dat ook mooi in water! :). Laat maar weten als we nog kunnen helpen!
@@jimcox449 hi Jim! Onze is tijdens de zonnige dagen gaan "bubbelen" / uitzetten op sommige plekken. Heeft een klein gaatje veroorzaakt. Tijdelijk met stevige elastische dubbelzijdige plakband gerepareerd. Stroomkosten zijn hoog, je mag zeker rekenen op €300 voor n paar maanden
Two issues. It will lose heat and over time, due to rain with mositure will sink and get muddied. Best bet, get this amzn.to/3cja86m as will increase life. Otherwise,after a decent summer even with some moisture under it then may rot.
The unit is used to inflate the hot tub and lid. It comes already with a connector to inflate so don't need to buy anything further. In essence, it is the same pipe from the main unit that provides the air bubbles, really clever design. Hope helps. Please do subscribe as really helps me.
Hello. Ive been trying to set a desired water temp so that when it hits 39 it stops and when it drops to 37 starts heating again, I have completely forgotten how to do it. 😩
Absolutely brilliant - we only use ours in the summer due to proximity to the house. We switch the heating on at about 11am and it's all up to temp by 5pm when we jump in. The 2Kw heater uses less electric, however we have solar panels so it heats the water for free using the solar power!🙂
Lucky. In light of recent electric rate, I didn't get mine put over the summer. Please do like and subscribe as really helps me.
Great Helpful video. Pumped up and filled up today. Tomorrow will do the stock test and get the water ready to use first time. Thanks for your info.
I am so glad. I haven't got mine back out yet from the garage after the winter break, you may have convinced me. Please do subscribe as really helps.
Is it good and worth it?
Great review. Sounds really noisy. Living in a typical UK semi-detached house I'm concerned the neighbours might get annoyed. And no, I wouldn't invite them to join in. Suppose it's best just to give it a go. Prices are coming down.
Harsh.....not inviting the neighbours around to join you. 😄 What about if they brought the beers/pimms. It is noise IF the bubbles are on, without them on it is quiet. Please do like the video and subscribe as really helps.
@@ratemygadgets Is it just the bubbles that are noisy or is there also a squeaking sound when the bubbles are on?
Put the bubbles on and use a sieve to get any bits the filter doesn't pick up
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Great spa, have had one like this for 4 years now!
One note, though, ours started to bulge on the sides, and eventually tore and started leaking the second summer.. I thought it was the cat, but tears started to appear all over on the sunny side even after I patched the holes. (Which was a nightmare, nothing sticks to that surface!)
It seems as if the outside with the 'woven' surface do not stand the sun, even in Norway. It also says so in the manual, 'Do not place in direct sunlight'. So, a hot tub that you can't use in the sun? Well..
I had 'leftovers' from my old M-Spa, namely the outer canvas covering that fit perfectly! Problem solved, and the replacement tub (got it on warranty after all) is still perfect. To be installed this weekend!
I recommend getting the model that comes with a separate outer covering!
Happy tubbing!
Thank you so much both personally and for others on here. The cover doesn't fall far enough down so probably worth considering. Please subscribe as really helps.
Are you sure it wasn't overfilling with air? Thats what did mine over that span and it looked like the sun...
@@YXEFlatl1ne No, I checked it several times to be sure, and the new liner has worked like a charm since I put it in the m-spa cover.The fact that I got a new for free indicates a known problem I guess. :p
I have the 2021 edition they've improved on some of the things you said it did not have.
Really that is interesting. What specifically does it have, only to help others. Please do subscribe as really helps.
@@ratemygadgets They have changed the main heating unit, top panel now flips up, 120 as opposed to 80 airjets and added the chemclean filter.
@@ratemygadgets cup holders on the pump too and the new anti freeze
@@lilliebell09 what is the “anti-freeze” about? I think I have the same model as you. Can it be used in lower temperatures than the previous model?
@@tg09266 it basically means you can use the spa in lower temperatures. It prevents the water from freezing
How much energy (kw/h) does it take to heat the tub? I want to try work out how much it would cost to heat up on our current energy tariff?
Yes it is.
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This is a good video, but why the music ? You have a really good voice and your video in presentation and content is great, why that inane noise in the background. Please consider the need for background music in the future, or maybe get some more feedback if people want it or not ? Thanks again tho for the overall good video.
Its not that big of a deal, homie 🤷🏽♂️😅
Nice size. Easy to use and lightweight.
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My lasted 3 years running 6 months a year none stop
And then what??
Put new impeller in back up running
@@williamosborne6258 still??? Wow I'm buying one today. Was yours the 2021?
2018 I brought it
Did you store it during the cold months or keep it out?
Hi, great video! I have the same spa which I’ll be setting up soon. I’ll be opting for the chlorine tablets in floating dispenser too. How many tablets keep the chlorine at the right level for you? And how often do you put new tablets in?
For me, I keep to another three BUT you need to flash chlorine it first. amzn.to/3j8CSxO
Chlorine granules like these used first to get chlorine at level require, then 3 chlorine tablets usually keep where is. Obviously do keep an eye on with this amzn.to/3zUltQo much needed
Had mines over a yr n thd pump keep shutting off.
Great spa, but!
I'll be getting the new 2021 milan airjet
This has bluetooth. I can turn it on coming ftom Wrk.
It's also won't freeze in the winter. Just what I need in sweden.
Bought a new one 6 seater, square.
In love with the space n no pump!!!!!!
I'll give more info n picts soon
@@angelawahlstrom3523 which model? May I see somehow please and thx! I can't decide
Thanks for the review, very helpful. Is the bottom cushioned at all? or are you sitting on the floor like a normal paddling pool? What is the lowest temperature you can set it at? I was wondering whether I could set it at 22 or 24 to save costs and still be nice in the summer? How long would you say it takes to heat up from 24 to 30 or from 30 to 40 (roughly)? So it won't keep temperature when the power is off? was wondering if you can say, don't let it fall below a certain temperature then during middle of night it stops it dropping? Thanks for your help
Few questions here. The bottom is cushioned and comfortable. Lowest temperature can set it at is 28degC. You can set to 28degC to save on heating. In my experience takes an hour to raise by 2degC but that is with outer ambient temperature being much lower (least 10degs lower than water in hotttub). It does retain heat with lid on VERY well. On summer evenings, I've left it off at 40DegC at 10pm ish. Next day still about 30degC. Hope helps. Please do subscribe.
@@ratemygadgets Many thanks for your help with all the questions
Sounds very loud. Is it loud enough to disturb the neighbors in your opinion? Great video, thanks.
Depends. Bubbles on, probably yes. Bubbles off, definetly not. Not sure exact decibels as haven't got it back out after winter yet, but when do will decibel check for you. Please do subscribe as really helps.
@@ratemygadgets Hmmm that's a shame, possibly a deal breaker for me then as I live in a built up area. Thanks for the quick reply. I have Sub'd 👍🏻
@@oober2004 I WOULD say don't let it put you complelty off. Without bubbles is whisper silent and just choose your moment for the bubbles
do you leave the heater/ filter on 24/7 like overnight? Just wondering before I set mine up
No. I usually, for heating, turn it on couple hours prior to when I want to use it. Obviously depends what temp starting from to get it up to heat. Otherwise wasting energy for say overnight. Alternately, you can set it to come on few hours before you wake up if want so warm ready for your morning coffee (or champagne). Hope helps. Please do subscribe as helps me.
Nice review mate cheers
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@@ratemygadgets lol i didn't even watch the video but liked and subbed why not :D
Just got one 🥰
Clever spa is an integrated unit
Yes
Are the bases cushioned (air etc) All I can imagine is that you're basically sat on your floor which seems really uncomfortable?
The floor has got a cushion to it and therefore comfortable. There isn't however a seat as such so your feet and legs are flat out in front of you. Hope helps. Please do subscribe as really helps
Im just gonna try this after more then one years 😁
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can you keep it going in the cold when its freezing outside or is it time to pack it up?
For the Miami model, you should pack it up. The material is not meant to be able to take freezing temps. Also last thing I want to do is keep a hot tub heated during freezing cold and dark nights. The UK in winter, isn't appealing. Dont imagine an Icelandic scene with Northern lights and romantic snow. Please do subscribe as really helps.
Daft question - how do you get the cushion bit to stay at the bottom. Just bought today and the cushion is just floating on the water
That sounds odd. The cushion bit you sit on for me doesn't come unattached. I am not sure if it is even inflated. Sorry can't help.
The cushion you speak of I believe actually goes inside the black canvas cover. Be sure to put it in the cover before you blow it up or it won’t fit.
Silly question - can you use it in the UK summer with cold water?
Yes. I am not built for that but with UK gas prices I may end up doing the same. You would still need the filter on and it chlorinated. Otherwise, bit like a paddling pool it will start turning and if left too long get algae build up. Please do subscribe as really helps me.
Hi as prices tend to fluctuate wildly, would you mind advising whats a decent price i would expect to pay for this model?
I have one if your Interested in buying, brand new sealed, message @criticalcars on Instagram
Hi there Antonio, the price all depends on where you are buying the hot tub from. Second hand sellers may be cheap but they come with no warranty if they break or are damaged! Lay z spa themselves are very expensive so I don’t really recommend them at all. If you are based in America the only place to get them is second hand sellers or Walmart, target etc. If you are in uk I highly recommend B & Q there prices are great. Just phone up B and Q and ask if you can get a hot tub brochure may need to ask for manager to get it. Prices may vary from 300 - 400 manager may be able to get you discount.
Hope this helped you and you get a hot tub soon
See you later
Liam
@@liamannand6012 B&Q are scandalous with their prices, I bought the Miami from B&M Bargains for £350.
@@Amathusukx wow that’s a big price when I just checked b and q website and you can get the Miami for £250 wouldn’t really agree with the “bargain” part in that stores name
Antonio, I wouldn't want to quote a price. Stock is limited and inflated. Assume after lockdown then may reduce. We bought from independent seller in UK through eBay BUT obviously with risks . Hope helps. Please do subscribe as really helps.
Hi great video. Did you put both filters in?
Karen. You only need one filter at a time for where is sucks the water in. It comes with two filters.so can replace it, cleaning one while the other is in use. It is really handy as to clean properly need to dry out. Please do subscribe as really helps
hi so would u recommend getting one?
Definitely. We love it and for the price, can't go wrong. Only major 2 disadvantages we've found is 1. maintenance but to be expected and 2. cannot leave put all year round BUT doesn't take long to collapse. Hope helps. Please do subscribe as really helps
Decent review fella
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Does the water get hot like a proper hot tub. I know it heats up but does it do it substantially?
Yes. I think so. It can get it to 40degC. Maybe i am too sensitive but for me that is too hot, especially if outer temp for UK is at normal 10degC from our scorching springs and autumns. Hope helps. Please do subscribe as really helps.
@@ratemygadgets yes wouldn't be a good temp in the summer but winter would be nice haha
I just bought one. I filled up with air and waited to get water treatmemt (chlorine tablets) before filling. Was 3 days without water and mine is out in the open and I did notice with a cool dewy night pressure on the cover and tub dropped a bit (thought a leak). But when the sun comes out and it heats up, the pressure was back up again. I'm in Australia and the sun can be really intense. The car next to the spa I could have a bbq on the bonnet it burns to touch (and hi uv rays). Was a little concerned how it will hold up. I did read someone saying you wouldn't want to fill up with air on a cold night before a hot sunny day. The air really expands in the heat and radiant heat from the sun. Ideally having a verandah would be good. I have just filled with water, so maybe that will stabilise varying pressure with high temperature changes.
Cheers David. Here in the UK, didn't really consider the risk of inflating in colder temperatures and when heats up would expand. Worth noting though. You would hope that the fabric would allow a decent amount of expansion. The other thing, when the water is in...it provides a pressure on those outside walls so it isn't obvious when you lose pressure. Please do subscribe as really helps.
How's it holding up? I'm in WA and thinking of getting the Byron Bay for $369 from Kmart. Sounds too cheap but looks good if they last.
@@bunyip250 Mine is still going well and pump is fine. Have to watch hot summer sun, they can expand (balloon out a bit) with expanding air. I cover pump display to protect against UV and put cover over tub (especially in Summer) to protect from sun. Better to have in shade or under cover if possible.
@@davidclarke6658 Thanks for responding so quickly. It will be in the shade so I think I'll get one. It's a three hour round trip to Kmart so thanks for your advice.
Is the filter (button) always supposed to be on?
Yes
From what I’ve read the filter needs to be run 5-8 hours per day.
40c is that hot ? Can it keep 40c all time?
Yes. 40 DegC is very hot and JUST about tolerable for me. My threshold is maybe lower than others though but prefer at 38 DegC. I have found, it will easily keep that temperature. In current negative temperatures we are seeing, I cannot say as we don't keep it out. Hope helps. Please do subscribe as really helps.
Me and my husband will be getting one in may we can't wait
what if a cat or bird punctures it?
In short...your done for. It does come with pincture repair kit but personally never relied on it and don't want to. Hope helps? Please do subscribe.
Hi I just got my LazySpa but I want to know if I can keep it outside all year long? I live in the Netherlands so we have weather like the UK more or less. I havent set it up yet but bought it early this year as last year they were all sold out within weeks.
Wij wonen ook in Nederland. Hebben hem gister opgezet, mooi weer. Zolang die niet buiten staat als het lager dan 4°C is is het goed volgens instructies. Maar één of twee dagen zou moeten kunnen, gaat erom dat die niet voor langere periodes buiten staat met zo'n lage temperatuur
@@DarkArcharon hey dankjewel voor je goede advies. Ik ga hem denk ik het weekend opzetten. Ben zo benieuwd!! Voor jullie ook de eerste Spa of hadden jullie hem al?
Hey, heel graag gedaan. Als je meer wilt weten kan ik ook altijd foto's sturen, moet je even op Social media m'n naam zoeken. Voor ons is het de eerste spa, maar wij hadden hem van ongeveer juni vorig jaar. Toen hadden we hem op een plastic zeil gelegd (dik plastic) maar nu hebben we houten vlonders gekocht en het daarop gezet. Het ziet ook veel mooier uit, en die vlonders waren best goedkoop! Dus als je hem opzet, kijk dan alsjeblieft voor een lay-z spa bodem op hun website of een andere spa website of koop van die foam puzzel tegels voor eronder!! We hebben net ook een LED licht gekocht die het standaard chloor filter vervangt met eentje waar LED lampjes in zitten, hopelijk is dat ook mooi in water! :). Laat maar weten als we nog kunnen helpen!
@@DarkArcharon Hi! Late reactie, ik wil hem ook aanschaffen maar ben benieuwd naar de stroomkosten. Kun je hier iets over zeggen?
@@jimcox449 hi Jim! Onze is tijdens de zonnige dagen gaan "bubbelen" / uitzetten op sommige plekken. Heeft een klein gaatje veroorzaakt. Tijdelijk met stevige elastische dubbelzijdige plakband gerepareerd. Stroomkosten zijn hoog, je mag zeker rekenen op €300 voor n paar maanden
There is No beter than this one awesome 😘👍
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Amount of water in the lazy spa
669 ltrs
Mine gives small electric shocks
That doesn't sound good. I would replace it straight away. Please do like the video and subscribe as really helps
Can I put on grass? Thanks
Yes but buy some cheap play mats as they will retain the heat better
Two issues. It will lose heat and over time, due to rain with mositure will sink and get muddied. Best bet, get this amzn.to/3cja86m as will increase life. Otherwise,after a decent summer even with some moisture under it then may rot.
Do you have to fill the hot tub with air by your self or does the pump do it for you
The unit is used to inflate the hot tub and lid. It comes already with a connector to inflate so don't need to buy anything further. In essence, it is the same pipe from the main unit that provides the air bubbles, really clever design. Hope helps. Please do subscribe as really helps me.
Hello. Ive been trying to set a desired water temp so that when it hits 39 it stops and when it drops to 37 starts heating again, I have completely forgotten how to do it. 😩
Nevermind... I've done it 😂😂😂👍
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how long does it take to heat it up ?
Apparently a day
We set it up yesterday, 11°C at 6pm. The day after, around 4pm it was at 40°C. Outside temperature fluctuated between 16 (day) and 13 (evening/night)
How many people it fit in?
Comfortably 4 adults. At a push, 6 or even 8 adults. Of course, depends on how intimate you want to be ;)
😂😂😂
@@ratemygadgets 😉
Just got one for free 😂
How manage that? Good going though
Wanna clean yours out mate it’s filthy
Tell me about it. Damn kids using it to run over muddy ground and bomb into it. Please do like and subscribe as really helps me.