Californians:
All models inflatable spas have become illegal for sale in California due to the inability to test to an efficiency level established for rigid or soft spas. Liberal nanny state
We wont be able to buy this...
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This deal is dead but in case anyone reads this in the future:
1) Setup isn't at all intuitive. I found a video on a similar unit and setup is exactly the same https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3...y&i
2) There's a California version of the hot tub, which I bought for $247 on Black Friday https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hydro-...f5a59eef28.
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Would it be smart to perhaps even use this indoors?
I bought one on clearance last year at walmart for $65 and it's one of the best investments I ever made. I'd have paid $400 for it earlier had I known how much I'd like it. It's hilarious in theory, but in practicality it works extremely well. Solid built, great value, and I love mine.
And someone mentioned chemicals...I: would definitely suggest using bromine over chlorine since you won't have the chemical smell. We bought some small bromine tablets (had to break them in half to get them to fit in the float provided), PH up, baking soda and test strips. Cost about $40. Someone else mentioned getting shock and using it after every 2-3 uses and we plan on doing that. Just having trouble finding it at Lowes.
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