FabSwingers.com forum: Hot Tub

By *eyeY OP Couple
4 days ago

Nr Leicester

Looking to invest for both wholesome and 'entertaining' reasons..

Hints, tips on choosing the right one, recommendations and warnings much appreciated!

Favouring the 735L from Artesian atm..

Thanks in advance 😘

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By *alsaman15Man
4 days ago

Market Drayton

I've just ordered a jacuzzi

Because it has water jets not air if you're using it in the winter with air jets the water will cool a lot quicker and cost more to run

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By *eyeY OP Couple
4 days ago

Nr Leicester

"I've just ordered a jacuzzi

Because it has water jets not air if you're using it in the winter with air jets the water will cool a lot quicker and cost more to run "

Fair point!

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By *YNSEYLEE12Couple
4 days ago

lincolnshire, tattershall

Wizard tubs are ok we use them on park I maintain them . Good using them as a tub can be dangerous using them to fuck in

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By *utterypopcornCouple
4 days ago

oxford

Hello you two we have an Arctic Spa. It’s lovely but they require quite a bit of tender lovely care and maintenance just had two pumps changed luckily five day within the five year warranty otherwise £1000.

My advice is go to clubs, Airbnb’s and have fun in there’s😉

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By *isskxxyvWoman
4 days ago

Manchester

"Looking to invest for both wholesome and 'entertaining' reasons..

Hints, tips on choosing the right one, recommendations and warnings much appreciated!

Favouring the 735L from Artesian atm..

Thanks in advance 😘"

I have no advice.. but I’m willing to be a tester with you both😇🙊

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By *hunky GentMan
4 days ago

Maldon and Peterborough

I went for the cheap option.

Lay-Z-spa.

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By *ouMeandThemCouple
4 days ago

Stranraer

We have a LazySpa Maldives. Many people say LazySpa are the cheap option which sounds like they are inferior but to be honest we find it much better than the more expensive fibreglass spas. It's a big wide open tub with inflatable cushions to sit on rather than hard moulded fibreglass which we find uncomfortable. It seats five comfortably and when it comes to "fun" you can sit on the side and both parties are much more comfortable 😉 lol.

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By *9erloverMan
4 days ago

Sleepy Dorset

Just ordered a Platinum spa. Mainly for relaxation and easing my back problem. Maybe some fun too though

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By *ig1gaz1Man
4 days ago

bradford

you can preheat it with a wood stove with a boiler and swap to electric when needed.

if you go wood stove method of heating you need a snorkle stove

if you go electric make sure its covered as it will run away with the electric.

make sure its not a fad that your wanting one as the cleaning maintenance is still needed.

friends had me build a plastic decking for there large one i warned that the decking would be lethal in winter and it was.

snow ice and plastic decking dont mix so they hardly used it.

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By *ootnootboopCouple
4 days ago

Cheshire

We have a rotospa orbis. Really compact, space for 5 people, can fit through a door so no cranes. You can roll it too.

Would definitely recommend!

Any testers welcome 😉

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By *ylieRoseCouple
4 days ago

SOUTHAMPTON

Had our lazyspa saint tropez, 6 seater inflatable hot tub for nearly 6 years, never had an issue. Actually been in it tonight. Leave it full and inflated over winter, saves the hassle of putting it away. Best 250 quid I've ever spent

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By *alsaman15Man
2 days ago

Market Drayton

Just made the payment on mine hopefully this time next week they will be fitting it

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