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expiredwuzzy | Staff posted Nov 16, 2020 12:45 PM

Hydro-Force 71" x 26" Havana Inflatable Hot Tub Spa

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$197

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Walmart has Hydro-Force 71" x 26" Havana Inflatable Hot Tub Spa (2-4 Person) for $197. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member wuzzy for finding this deal.
Includes:
  • Spa
  • Cover
  • Spa Pump
  • ChemConnect Dispenser
  • Filter Cartridge (VI)
  • Repair Kit

Editor's Notes

  • Price valid online from 11/25 7PM ET until 11/28 or while supplies last.
  • This inflatable hot tub heats water up to 104ËšF, can be used in cold temperatures above 14ËšF and has a water capacity of 177 gallons at 80%.

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Note: Pricing and availability may vary by location, some pricing may still be in the process of updating for some areas.

Walmart has Hydro-Force 71" x 26" Havana Inflatable Hot Tub Spa (2-4 Person) for $197. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member wuzzy for finding this deal.
Includes:
  • Spa
  • Cover
  • Spa Pump
  • ChemConnect Dispenser
  • Filter Cartridge (VI)
  • Repair Kit

Editor's Notes

  • Price valid online from 11/25 7PM ET until 11/28 or while supplies last.
  • This inflatable hot tub heats water up to 104ËšF, can be used in cold temperatures above 14ËšF and has a water capacity of 177 gallons at 80%.

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JasonV4932
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I own the Coleman version of this and live in Colorado it raised the electric bill between 15 to 25 bucks a month, also i would not recommend using it during the months of January to March, They are really easy to take down and put back out they take about 24 hours to heat up. They are very good alternative and less expensive to permanent hot tubs. I really enjoy it and have had my Coleman now for almost 4 years.
claudelett
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It works great for the money, never had a puncture, increase of $20 a month in my power bill (Georgia winters). Take the time to get it perfectly level, do not put it on your deck unless you are absolutely sure it was built for that much weight.
Sjd102
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I have the camo version (different brand), it stores up small enough to fit in a large closet or shed. I used two inch foam board under it for a softer feel on the bottom, and for better insulation in the winter months. No issue with concrete if you go this route. You can cut the foam board to shape as well.

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Quote from ShushiiT :
I had no idea this was even a thing

Would it be smart to perhaps even use this indoors?
Just look up water bed failures and you'll immediately reconsider.

Putting one of these in a fiberglass shed, however...
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PrisNNov 16, 2020 01:48 PM
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Quote from tC2009 :
Inflatable hot tub. What could go wrong?
Been having it for the last 4 years. 🙄
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JasonV4932Nov 16, 2020 01:57 PM
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Quote from Hrshycro :
Someone in previous thread said in CO, it raised their's about $20-25 a month in the dead of winter.
I own the Coleman version of this and live in Colorado it raised the electric bill between 15 to 25 bucks a month, also i would not recommend using it during the months of January to March, They are really easy to take down and put back out they take about 24 hours to heat up. They are very good alternative and less expensive to permanent hot tubs. I really enjoy it and have had my Coleman now for almost 4 years.
Last edited by JasonV4932 November 16, 2020 at 06:03 AM.
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LeeJ2539Nov 16, 2020 01:57 PM
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Quote from BinkyBill :
Looks like it's already out of stock
Starts 11/25..... someone should probably mention this in the title, oh wait, its the first line with stars around it.
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jobensoNov 16, 2020 02:02 PM
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These work just fine, the fact that this one keeps it self from freezing is great. These are not for year round use though.

$200 is the perfect price.
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heygreeneNov 16, 2020 02:05 PM
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My older Intex inflatable ran me almost $100 per month in SC! It was not cheap, and it did not filter well at all. I had to unhook everything and dump the water about every week or two depending on how much it got used. I'm wondering if these are any better.
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It works great for the money, never had a puncture, increase of $20 a month in my power bill (Georgia winters). Take the time to get it perfectly level, do not put it on your deck unless you are absolutely sure it was built for that much weight.
Last edited by claudelett November 16, 2020 at 06:12 AM.
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Nov 16, 2020 02:18 PM
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DereknelNov 16, 2020 02:18 PM
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I have the coleman as well and love it, been using it for about a month. These are selling for at least double on the secondary market so this is a great deal
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CgriteNov 16, 2020 02:21 PM
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Quote from BinkyBill :
Looks like it's already out of stock
Not active until 11/25
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If the COVID shutdown didn't cause you to have a baby.......
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AndyPantsNov 16, 2020 02:31 PM
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It mentions the chemical dispenser, but I don't see one linked. Are they fairly easy to come by?
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BinkyBillNov 16, 2020 02:32 PM
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Quote from Cgrite :
Not active until 11/25
Ooops.

While I'm here I'll just say that I have one of these poor man's jacuzzi's and love it.
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Quote from AndyPants :
It mentions the chemical dispenser, but I don't see one linked. Are they fairly easy to come by?
It's included, you just need to buy bromine tablets.
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RascalMJNov 16, 2020 02:40 PM
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... Anyway to tell how many of these they'll have at this price?

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nyyankees2k3Nov 16, 2020 02:45 PM
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Quote from JasonV4932 :
I own the Coleman version of this and live in Colorado it raised the electric bill between 15 to 25 bucks a month, also i would not recommend using it during the months of January to March, They are really easy to take down and put back out they take about 24 hours to heat up. They are very good alternative and less expensive to permanent hot tubs. I really enjoy it and have had my Coleman now for almost 4 years.
I live in NC.. I thought about getting a bullfrog, once Costco has them again, this is tempting to see how much we would use it for only $200 versus $9000. Any thoughts? I think in NC I could leave it out during winter..it hardly gets down to 15 F

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