Lay-Z-Spa Waterfall | Soothing LED Waterfall for Hot Tubs, 7 Colour Lights

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This means that it will cost you more money on your electric bill to keep the tub running at your desired temperature unless you take some extra measures to insulate your hot tub ready for the freezing temperatures! ” Is your hot tub worth the investment to you” 6 Top Tips On How To Insulate Your Inflatable Hot Tub For The Winter

If you do decide to keep your inflatable hot tub going for a while at the beginning of winter, bear in mind that more heat is being transferred from the hot tub into the cold air and up through the ground underneath the tub! Part of the maintenance process includes cleaning the filter, managing the chemical levels and changing the water. In freezing temperatures, the water will only get to about the low 90’s Fahrenheit (32-Celsius) at best, Most inflatable hot tubs will start to struggle to maintain maximum temperatures in freezing temperatures and also start to cost you more money to heat the water up unless you follow some of the insulation tips we have provided below. The Best Winter Inflatable Hot Tubs 2023Then remove all of the water filters, and clean them by placing them in a cleaning solution. And you also need to clean out the filter basket. As I believe we have already covered, you can continue to use your inflatable into the winter months if you wish to but you can also winterize it. Built using Thermacore™ Construction and then covered with a DuraPlus™ Cover, this PE foam walled hot tub provides a stable structure and offers a longer lifespan than any inflatable hot tub. Now we’ve covered whether or not you can use your inflatable hot tub in winter it’s time to wrap up! We have mentioned all options on existing hot tubs or new hot tubs with winter freeze built-in, The simple answer to your question? Can you use an inflatable hot tub in winter is a big fat yes as long as you don’t mind freezing when you get out:) See our short review of the hard-sided MSPA Tuscany premium with built-in Anti-Icing system and Ozone system, it also comes with whisper quiet technology which makes it run much quieter than regular inflatables.

If you already have a hot tub and you looking for advice on how you can get set up to continue using your inflatable hot tub in the winter without it freezing up! Then we have a few tips for you below.Other types of hard-sided hot tubs also have Anti-Icing systems built into them where they are suitable to hot tubs for all-year-round use, Though these may be a little more expensive than inflatables they are more hard-wearing and durable, Most of them also come with built-in ozone technology that also will save you a tonne of time adding chemicals. However, we also get that you may instead decide that you don’t want to use it in the winter if you think it will still feel too cold to use without all the work insulating it. Style, size and included features are obvious considerations for buying a lazy spa and it would be difficult to buy one without considering these first. However, when it comes to the long-term usage of your lazy spa, it's worth thinking ahead... Maintenance and cleaning