I love it. I bought the 84 in because I would like to have guests over. If it’s only you and one other go ahead and get the small one.
It took me a week to set it up because it’s so damn cold outside right now(28-50 degrees) depending on the day. It was pretty easy to set up. Took about an hour. It took about an hour to fill it up as well, maybe a bit longer. Due to the cold it took all of 3 days to get up to temperature. I have it set at 104, the highest.
Oh. And mine sits in the shade on the north side of house all day. Sun never hits it to help it warm up. Yes, it runs all day. Haven’t had it long enough to see what the difference in electric is.. but I was taking a hot bath every night anyway so perhaps the costs will eventually even out.
While we are in the tub it has been staying pretty close to temp. I usually am in there for about an hour and without the bubbles it gets to about 101 or 100 after that hour. If I use the bubbles it goes down faster.. has gone to about 96.
There are no jets but the bubble action is amazing. It doesn’t look like it will do much, but it works great.
I also bought the drink holders that clip on the sides. They are great as well.
This doesn’t feel like a blow up hot tub. The sides are very sturdy, I can sit on the side to cool off and I’m over 200 lbs right now. 😫it comes with an inflatable floating insulator, it has its own floaty chlorine distributor as well as a cushion for under the tub and a locking cover to keep it all together. Heck I think it even comes with a handy dandy carry case but it would be too heavy to carry.
I’ve only had it for two weeks and do not regret the purchase. If I have problems I’ll update this review.
Update: This worked well all season. The only thing that I wasn’t impressed with was the inflatable “lid” that is used for insulation. It got very discolored and started deflating after about 2 months.
We have our hot tub on the back porch north side, so no sunlight to help warm it, but also very little precipitation to cool it off. The heater/pump runs 24 hours a day to keep it warm in the winter and it increased our electric bill by about $50 a month. It doesn’t cool off very quickly unless you use the bubbles and then it goes down fairly quickly.
Right now it’s put away until it’s time to put it up again. (One week away.)
Will update when it’s set up and hopefully working again.
Update 2020:
Set it back up last weekend. Easy to remember how to set it up. Working great!! The only problem is I didn’t completely dry out everything so there are some mildew stains on parts of it. Most of the spots came out after some scrubbing, but moisture had gotten into the floating inflatable ring cover, so the mildew is on the inside. I’ve looked at replacing it but it looks like it’s no longer being made, perhaps just that particular color is not being made anymore. It still works as described and I’m still loving it! Cannot believe how good it is fir the price.
Another update: winter storm of 2021. We got to windchills of -25, and actual temps of -15 and this little sucker stayed at 95 degrees. I have been keeping a couple of extra blankets on top of it for extra insulation but it was spattered with some snow at one point. I’m still loving this thing. Posting some pics if it will work.
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- The built-in hard water treatment system makes water gentler on skin for a soothing experience
- An insulated cover and lock is included to minimize heat loss and provides an added safety feature
- PureSpa provides simple maintenance with 2 easy-to-replace filter cartridges for clean refreshing spa water
- Includes: Heating System, 3-way test strip, 2 filter cartridges, Floating Pool Chlorine Dispenser, Thermal Ground Cloth, Inflation Hose, Carry Bag
- Seating capacity: 4 people; Water capacity: 210 gallons; Water temperature range (68 Degree - 104 Degree)
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- HOT TUB SPA COVER: The Intex PureSpa Energy Efficient Hot Tub Cover keeps your hot tub toasty-warm in between uses, saving energy and saving you money
- ENERGY EFFICIENT: Up to 50% more energy efficient than your standard cover
- SAVES MONEY: Average annual energy savings totals in at 288 dollars
- COVER COMPATIBILITY: Works with round, 4-person Intex Bubble Massage models; Easy to throw on your spa at the end of your soak
- SPECIFICATIONS: Cover material: PVC; cover size: 6.5 feet; Cover type: Protection from debris; Pool size compatibility: 6.5 feet; Depth: 28.38 inches; Dimensions (L x W x H): 78 x 78 x 28.38 inches; Manufacturer warranty: 30-day warranty
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Intex 4-Person PureSpa Portable Bubble Massage Spa Set with Deluxe Energy Efficient Cover
Description:
There’s nothing like a soothing, warm soak surrounded by thousands of therapeutic bubbles after a long day. Incorporating over 120 heated bubble jets with Intex’s unique patented Fiber-Tech Technology, PureSpa Bubble Massage is like no other inflatable spa in the world today. The Intex PureSpa Bubble Massage Spa provides relaxation at the touch of a button. The easy-to-use control panel activate the high performance bubble jets surrounding the interior of the spa for a refreshing massage. The heating system adjusts to fit your personal temperature preference allowing a stress-free spa experience. The built-in hard water treatment system makes water gentler on skin for a soothing experience. The Fiber-Tech Construction and the puncture-resistant three-ply laminated material provide the ultimate comfort, support and durability. The PureSpa Bubble Massage Spa provides simple maintenance with two easy-to-replace filter cartridges for lasting enjoyment for up to four people.
FeaturesL
- Includes Energy Efficient Spa Cover, 28523E
- 120 high-powered bubble jets
- Equipped with built-in hard water treatment system
- Built with Fiber-Tech Construction and the puncture-resistant three-ply laminated material
- Simple maintenance with two easy-to-replace filter cartridges
- Seating Capacity: 4 People
- Water Capacity: 210 Gallons
- Water Temperature Range: 68-104 degrees Fahrenheit - to reach maximum water temperature, outdoor temperature must be a minimum of 50 degrees Fahrenheit
- Approximate Inflated Size: Inner/Outer Diameter: 58in / 75in Height: 28in
- Includes a carry bag for easy storage and transport
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| capacity | 210 gallons | 290 gallons | 314 gallons | 290 gallons | 314 gallons | — |
| material | — | PVC | PVC | PVC | Polyvinyl Chloride | Felt Material |
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| number of jets | — | 170 | — | 170 | 180 | — |
| weight | — | 124.52 pounds | 0 pounds | 0 pounds | 0 pounds | 4 pounds |
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How to\Not to frankentub :)
So I purchased this tub after reading several reviews, planning on frankentubing it :) I wanted to describe my trials and tribulations, and what I found worked best (for me). I'll say in preface, even though I purchased the tub on sale for 300, I would have just purchased the tub (minus control unit, heater, etc) direct as a 'replacement' from Intex and saved some money if planning to do this from the beginning...For one, I initially purchased an L7 Eccotemp thinking I'd get better heating performance than the L5. I live in Michigan, and it gets cold in the winter...figured I'd need the extra BTU. However, as the reviews state quite a bit on the L7, it has difficulties staying lit, lighting, and is just finicky in general... so I ended up getting an L5 (which worked ideally in the long run, see below).I see quite a few people getting a flojet pump as recommended by the manufacturer. I did initially, and it did push quite a bit of water, but it was quite noisy, and having to have a voltage converter, and box to protect everything, kind of made things messy... In the end I went with an Intex 1000 GPH pump. I figured based on the gph rating it'd push more water.. it pushes much less, but it does push enough to make the L5 happy. It also has filter built in to protect the L5 (and prevent needing to use filter\heater\pump that comes with the spa), runs off 120v, and has GFCI plug on it... and it's so quiet.. even more so than the pump that comes with the spa... most the time I have to lean over the deck to hear if it's still on.....So my setup is this... from the drain of the spa (which leaked a bit using the hose converter adapter that comes with, so replaced with beefier o-ring and caulked up), to the intex 1000gph, to the L5, then through hose back to the spa. I used it when it was 50-60 out, and raised temps a degree every 3-4 minutes. We'll see how it does when it really starts to get cold (in the next week here, I'll post an update), but that's still far better and cheaper than built in pump... I just leave it off now...Now here is the kicker... the L5 has an on off switch on the bottom (none of the other eccotemps do). This is handy when hitting the 20 minute auto shutoff on these units as you can turn it off\on quick and restart the time. HOWEVER.. I got creative... I cut the leads from the switch, and ran them to an insteon I\O link module to tie into my home automation system. I also have a temperature sensor tied in to monitor water temp. I keep the Intex pump running 24\7. This will prevent both pump and eccotemp from freezing during winter, and continuous filtering of the water, and will cost $10-$15 a month at most to run. Then it will just be propane costs which will be substantially less than electricity, but will update after a couple months on that as well. Then the home automation will turn the l5 on when the temp gets too low (currently set at 60 degrees) and if for some reason the system fails and it gets below 55, will email me and ring a siren alert in my house. I have a button on my wall (and phone) to enable 'hot tub time' which will run the eccotemp until it gets to 105-106 degrees (hotter than built in pump would get anyways). Also will cycle the heater off\on at the 19 minute mark for me to keep the eccotemp running past the autoshutoff. I put the i\o linc in a waterproof box, and may also put in the box a 3v power adapter ran to replace the batteries in the L5. then the only worry is enough propane. after I see how much I use this year, I may just get a bigger tank to run the whole winter on for next year. I also put pipe insulation on the pipes to help prevent heat loss with the pump pumping all the time... that is my only concern at this point. If you live in a warmer climate, the insulation and keeping the pump running all the time would be less of a concern.rough parts list:Eccotemp L5Intex 1000GPH filter pump (since replaced with Intex 2500GPH filter)propane tankvarious adapters from hardware store to go from intex pump to l5, and pump to drain adapter. These consisted of 2 of each:1 1\4" barbed to 1" MIP plastic adapter1" FIP to 3\4" MIP brass adapter3\4" FIP to 3\4" female hose adapter(added pipe insulation, and 2" foam board for under the cover)Home automation parts list:Insteon I\O lincInsteon 2441th remote thermostatInsteon 2443A3 waterproof temperature sensorsomething to control all the above :)**update**I've since added a 100lb LP tank so I don't have to refill as often. I've also upgraded the pump to the Intex 2500.. the 1000 and 1500 didn't seem to appease the L5 on a consistent basis with pressure. This will put my electricity cost at about $25\month (though in warmer weather I won't be running it constant like in winter). I've also added a 2" round foam board under the cover for insulation, created a insulation 'box' for the pump, and insulated the hoses.... I added a 3v power adapter to replace the batteries so don't need batteries anymore. I added a foam board 'wind shield' around the L5 for windy weather, I'll probably make this look a bit better once we have warmer weather...In Michigan winter weather (22 degrees F), I lost about 10-15 degrees a day in the tub (I keep it between 60-75 when not in use). If I turn the system\L5 on for 10-15 minutes a day, it raises it the 10-15 degrees I lose. Better than running electric constantly (I tried it, it would be on constant heat to keep the tub up to temp, huge electricity bill). All in all, a bit of work and a about doubled my cost of the tub, but for 600 bones I now have an efficient, nice\cheap hot tub that works great. As a bonus, I'm not limited to the 104 degrees limit of the out of box system (I find I like it around 106). So $25 for electricity, and about $20 for gas a month in 22 degree F weather, $45 to keep tub going. not too shabby... Better than the $145\month + for electricity :)
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2019
I love it. I bought the 84 in because I would like to have guests over. If it’s only you and one other go ahead and get the small one.
It took me a week to set it up because it’s so damn cold outside right now(28-50 degrees) depending on the day. It was pretty easy to set up. Took about an hour. It took about an hour to fill it up as well, maybe a bit longer. Due to the cold it took all of 3 days to get up to temperature. I have it set at 104, the highest.
Oh. And mine sits in the shade on the north side of house all day. Sun never hits it to help it warm up. Yes, it runs all day. Haven’t had it long enough to see what the difference in electric is.. but I was taking a hot bath every night anyway so perhaps the costs will eventually even out.
While we are in the tub it has been staying pretty close to temp. I usually am in there for about an hour and without the bubbles it gets to about 101 or 100 after that hour. If I use the bubbles it goes down faster.. has gone to about 96.
There are no jets but the bubble action is amazing. It doesn’t look like it will do much, but it works great.
I also bought the drink holders that clip on the sides. They are great as well.
This doesn’t feel like a blow up hot tub. The sides are very sturdy, I can sit on the side to cool off and I’m over 200 lbs right now. 😫it comes with an inflatable floating insulator, it has its own floaty chlorine distributor as well as a cushion for under the tub and a locking cover to keep it all together. Heck I think it even comes with a handy dandy carry case but it would be too heavy to carry.
I’ve only had it for two weeks and do not regret the purchase. If I have problems I’ll update this review.
Update: This worked well all season. The only thing that I wasn’t impressed with was the inflatable “lid” that is used for insulation. It got very discolored and started deflating after about 2 months.
We have our hot tub on the back porch north side, so no sunlight to help warm it, but also very little precipitation to cool it off. The heater/pump runs 24 hours a day to keep it warm in the winter and it increased our electric bill by about $50 a month. It doesn’t cool off very quickly unless you use the bubbles and then it goes down fairly quickly.
Right now it’s put away until it’s time to put it up again. (One week away.)
Will update when it’s set up and hopefully working again.
Update 2020:
Set it back up last weekend. Easy to remember how to set it up. Working great!! The only problem is I didn’t completely dry out everything so there are some mildew stains on parts of it. Most of the spots came out after some scrubbing, but moisture had gotten into the floating inflatable ring cover, so the mildew is on the inside. I’ve looked at replacing it but it looks like it’s no longer being made, perhaps just that particular color is not being made anymore. It still works as described and I’m still loving it! Cannot believe how good it is fir the price.
Another update: winter storm of 2021. We got to windchills of -25, and actual temps of -15 and this little sucker stayed at 95 degrees. I have been keeping a couple of extra blankets on top of it for extra insulation but it was spattered with some snow at one point. I’m still loving this thing. Posting some pics if it will work.
It took me a week to set it up because it’s so damn cold outside right now(28-50 degrees) depending on the day. It was pretty easy to set up. Took about an hour. It took about an hour to fill it up as well, maybe a bit longer. Due to the cold it took all of 3 days to get up to temperature. I have it set at 104, the highest.
Oh. And mine sits in the shade on the north side of house all day. Sun never hits it to help it warm up. Yes, it runs all day. Haven’t had it long enough to see what the difference in electric is.. but I was taking a hot bath every night anyway so perhaps the costs will eventually even out.
While we are in the tub it has been staying pretty close to temp. I usually am in there for about an hour and without the bubbles it gets to about 101 or 100 after that hour. If I use the bubbles it goes down faster.. has gone to about 96.
There are no jets but the bubble action is amazing. It doesn’t look like it will do much, but it works great.
I also bought the drink holders that clip on the sides. They are great as well.
This doesn’t feel like a blow up hot tub. The sides are very sturdy, I can sit on the side to cool off and I’m over 200 lbs right now. 😫it comes with an inflatable floating insulator, it has its own floaty chlorine distributor as well as a cushion for under the tub and a locking cover to keep it all together. Heck I think it even comes with a handy dandy carry case but it would be too heavy to carry.
I’ve only had it for two weeks and do not regret the purchase. If I have problems I’ll update this review.
Update: This worked well all season. The only thing that I wasn’t impressed with was the inflatable “lid” that is used for insulation. It got very discolored and started deflating after about 2 months.
We have our hot tub on the back porch north side, so no sunlight to help warm it, but also very little precipitation to cool it off. The heater/pump runs 24 hours a day to keep it warm in the winter and it increased our electric bill by about $50 a month. It doesn’t cool off very quickly unless you use the bubbles and then it goes down fairly quickly.
Right now it’s put away until it’s time to put it up again. (One week away.)
Will update when it’s set up and hopefully working again.
Update 2020:
Set it back up last weekend. Easy to remember how to set it up. Working great!! The only problem is I didn’t completely dry out everything so there are some mildew stains on parts of it. Most of the spots came out after some scrubbing, but moisture had gotten into the floating inflatable ring cover, so the mildew is on the inside. I’ve looked at replacing it but it looks like it’s no longer being made, perhaps just that particular color is not being made anymore. It still works as described and I’m still loving it! Cannot believe how good it is fir the price.
Another update: winter storm of 2021. We got to windchills of -25, and actual temps of -15 and this little sucker stayed at 95 degrees. I have been keeping a couple of extra blankets on top of it for extra insulation but it was spattered with some snow at one point. I’m still loving this thing. Posting some pics if it will work.
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