Coleman SaluSpa 2-4 Person Bahamas AirJet Inflatable Hot Tub (71" x 26") Expired

These are mostly all the same by Saluspa. We purchased ours last year, but couldn't set it up in the Salt Lake city winter. I could have probably inflated it in the garage or someplace warm and moved it outside though. Now that we have it set up this winter is hanging in like a champ. Temperature is as low as 20° and it's running without a glitch. Just want people to know you can run these in the winter as long as you've got a place to inflate it where it's warmer. Something in the electronics senses, the temperature outside, preventing it otherwise. Also, you need a water source that isn't freezing lol. For what it is, I'd have to give it five stars. It's crazy for such a small price. How close you are getting to the same experience we had in our $15,000 Sundance hot tub we had at our last property. Considering this one as a gift to share the joy.

I followed the advice of some YouTube videos and purchased some 1 inch foam squares that piece together like a puzzle. I think they are normally used for home gyms, etc. These go underneath so as to avoid the cold ground and make it more comfortable when you're inside the hot tub. This is great advice!

Our Sundance had lighting in the water that we dearly missed, so we found this after a little bit of looking around and they work pretty good. There's probably others out there, but in case anybody wants to try something fun. These come in a 10-pack and we only use two or three at a time, so I'm thinking it's a pretty good buy:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SNW4...en-US&th=1


We also have this we use when camping. We move it back-and-forth between that and the hot tub: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SNW4...en-US&th=1

Got one like this 2 years ago. Well worth the money. 2 adults fit, not anymore. I cover mine with moving blankets to help keep heat in. Bromine builder the bromine tablets. Shock it once a week. Turn heat down To 85 and any morning I wanna go in that evening I turn it up to 104 and it's ready by dinner time.

We've had ours running for about a week now. Average daily draw is about 25kWh, to hold its temp at 99F. Ambient temp here this week has been around 30-40F.

So that's 750kWh per month, or around $190 at the $0.25/kWh we pay here. I imagine it will be a lot less in the warmer months, but regardless, I'm going to go to HD today and pick up some NGX foam board to make a better cover from.