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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
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Everything seems to be going well with the tub so far, cools off pretty quick with the bubbles on at 30-35 deg outside. Falls about 2 deg every 10 minutes of bubble use, otherwise it's holding at 103-104 consistently.
Also with a short garden hose section we filled from a basement laundry room sink to use the soft water from the water heater. Took about three good rotations from the 50 gallon tank to stay close to the 100 degree mark right out of the gate.
It looks like I can purchase a protection plan separately but I'm not sure how/if it will get linked to my hot tub purchase automatically, or if this is even the correct plan to cover the this particular hot tub.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/4-Year.../531201028
If anyone knows how these protection plans work, or has any input with this situation, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
I'd be interested to.. Otherwise I'm going to try to call. I tried chat the other night and they were less than helpful
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Whats the footprint of the spa? I ordered some foam mats on Amazon i think 24sq for 19.99 but maybe these hf ones are cheaper? Did you need all 4 sets?
I got a cheap tent to place on concrete. was rhinkjng tarp on bottom, tent, then maybe tarp inside tent,, foam mats on top, then spa on top of foam. not sure if i need the tarp inside tent but probably?Thanks
I got a cheap tent to place on concrete. was rhinkjng tarp on bottom, tent, then maybe tarp inside tent,, foam mats on top, then spa on top of foam. not sure if i need the tarp inside tent but probably?Thanks
I wanted to try something stronger, thicker and more insulating on top of concrete than the foam gym style mats.
So I bought a 1 inch thick rigid foam board from Lowe's ($20 bucks)
Cut a 12x48 inch piece off each end and then duct taped each one to opposite sides longwise on center.
Now it can be folded like wings and be stored upright too. When it gets warm again I'll trim the foam to match the circular shape of the spa for the bottom.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kingspan.../999972966
I may try and make another one for under the spa cover but on top of the insulating pillow they sent, just to help keep some more heat inside the top.
Also seen people wrap the outside all the way around with Reflextic bubble insulation foam for better heat retention. (24"x120" - need two rolls)
(Attached sketch of dimensions and picture of foam board)
I got a cheap tent to place on concrete. was rhinkjng tarp on bottom, tent, then maybe tarp inside tent,, foam mats on top, then spa on top of foam. not sure if i need the tarp inside tent but probably?Thanks
I wouldnt even worry about the tarp. I would just spend the extra few dollars on more mats to layer the whole floor. My set up is on a concrete patio also.
I just added a inkbird thermometer that was on sle last night to be able remotely check temp when i am in the house (bluetooth range)
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I wouldnt even worry about the tarp. I would just spend the extra few dollars on more mats to layer the whole floor. My set up is on a concrete patio also.
I just added a inkbird thermometer that was on sle last night to be able remotely check temp when i am in the house (bluetooth range)
How do you add chemicals? I bought a 40lb bucket of the 3in chlorox tabs from Costco, but never used them. I was trying to figure out correct dosing, I suppose I could break them in quarters but how do I add it to the water? Just throw it in? I don't have a float, but if thats what I'm supposed to use anyone got a link or suggestions?
These come with a container that opens for the tabs and then connects to the tub. Or are you wanting something different? You would have to break apart the 3 inch ones though
You will definitely want smaller tablets. You want something like this: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Clorox-S...e/50333081. Even 1in tabs are a bit large for our chem dispenser.
Also, many people prefer bromine over chlorine for hot tubs. Finally, you should at least get an oxidizer (aka "shock") as well. I use a non-chlorinating shock.
The brominating tabs stay consistently in the tub in the chem dispenser (though I remove the dispenser when I bathe). The shock you sprinkle directly in the water either after you use the tub or at least once a week.
Where's everyone going to see tips, tricks, ideas, etc. on the web?
FB group? another message forum? etc. Thanks for any help or info.
Where's everyone going to see tips, tricks, ideas, etc. on the web?
FB group? another message forum? etc. Thanks for any help or info.
It's been great learning and tubbing regardless of what happens. Stay warm sheeple.
It's been great learning and tubbing regardless of what happens. Stay warm sheeple. https://static.slickdealscdn.com/ima...2/applause.gif
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I'm thinking to crack open a window or two when the cover isn't on should be good enough. I have methods to safely transporting the water and my basement is unfinished.