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We are open to your comments on this subject, you can leave a comment by using the comment box provided for you below. If you want to know how to insulate inflatable hot tubs, For insulating inflatable hot tubs you can use an extra top cover layer of thermal blanket insulation on top of your hot water when not in use to help retain the heat inside your tub. 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 As we mentioned earlier on, All new Lazy Spa’s from 2021 onward all have freeze shield technology built into them which is a great thing for hot tub lovers who want their hot tubs for all-year-round use.

Yes as long as you have the right hot tub with freeze shield as explained above, and you follow the guidelines on insulating your hot tub. Can an inflatable hot tub stay warm in winter? 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:) Inflatable hot tubs just don’t have the same level of insulation as their non-inflatable counterparts. And they don’t have a pump and blower to pump water through the heater. “So your basically heating the water and using air jets to blow the hot water around” Extra Expenses involved: 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.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 2023 Do Make sure you have a hot tub with either anti-icing or freeze shield technology or your hot tub could end up freezing up if temperatures drop below 3/4 degrees. First of all you must always remember to put a top cover over the hot tub when not in use. This goes a long way to ensuring that as much heat as possible is retained in the water rather than released into the air. The cover not only protects the water from debris but also helps to insulate the hot tub. 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. There is an exception to this state of affairs with the new winter freeze technology introduced by the Lazy Spa brand, which we are coming onto next! Can I Leave My Lazy Spa Out In Winter?

While there is a range of lazy spas available to buy, one of the biggest and best in the UK is the Lay-Z-Spa. As the country's most 5 stars reviewed hot tub brand, they provide premium inflatable spas with advanced technology, unique features and award‑winning design which helps these lazy spas stand out above the rest. Do Make sure you take the steps outlined in this article to further insulate your hot tub as this will not only keep your hot tub water warm, it will also save you money on electricity heating your hot tub up But to be honest, as we said earlier they simply do not offer the same level of insulation relative to their non-inflatable counterparts such as a hard sided hot tub or a hard shell hot tub. “But they are more expensive than inflatables” 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. Then once the jets have stopped, you drain out all of the water from the hot tub. (But please don’t pour the water out onto the grass, as the chemicals can cause damage to the environment.

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Much like visiting a real spa, these lazy spas or home hot tubs as they're known can provide a wealth of health benefits including muscle relaxation, pain relief, improved sleep and lowered blood pressure.