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For almost all hot tubs, the heat will turn off while using the jets. It will take some time (about 30 minutes per degree usually) for the water to drop degrees, however. We recommend alternating between jets and the heater.

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I believe the one we normally use is out of stock at the moment, here's a comparable salt we like as well: amzn.to/3AciOXz

We have not yet tried these! We hope to get our hands on this soon, this sounds amazing.

We recommend a 220 volt, anything lower than 120v is not enough. We also don't recommend using extension cords at all as it is a safety hazard and can damage the hot tub. We only use them for filming purposes and not long-term usage.

We're happy to hear that this was helpful and informative! Thank you for your kind comment, happy tubbing :)

We recommend turning it off if you're not using it in those days to save on your electricity bill and for safety purposes. Once you know you're going to get into it soon, then turn the heater on 24 hours prior.

@@TubTalkReviews thanks for info

You're very welcome! 😃

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We're so glad to hear this! Enjoy your relaxation with your new tub!! 😊🌊

You're welcome! We hope this review proved to be very helpful for you.

This is a great idea! We may already have something in the works, though. 😊

Unfortunately, no. The SaluSpa Grenada does not have an app. And compared to the other tubs, we find the size to be best.

Huh… very strange. You might have a major leak if that’s the case, I’d look at returning.

Yes!! I think we included this in the filming but had to cut it out cuz the video was getting too long. We’ll include this in the description

This answer depends on the hot tub itself. Some can take anywhere from 12-36 hours. Regardless of which tub, the immersion water heater will cut that time by about 6 or so hours.

None on this list had real bubble hydro jets. Just “air jets” that come out the floor

We're so glad this review could help you in your tubbing journey!!

We haven't really put any of our tubs inside because of splash radius, flooding risk, etc. and we don't fully recommend it, however, it's not impossible. An insulation/absorption mat, fans, and dehumidifiers to draw out the moisture is the best way to go. Make sure wherever you put it, you have space for any splashing water and a way to drain and fill the tub without flooding the room. With the Intex PureSpa Greystone Deluxe (formerly PureSpa Plus), the salt converts to chlorine. It smells less chemically but will still have a faint chlorine smell.

Did you open the plug inside and outside the tub? If so, it sounds like it might be clogged.

@@TubTalkReviews it finally drained just slooooow

I don’t know the exacts, but I’d probably say around 61 inches.

Hi there! For the pool salt, try this link: amzn.to/3W5tz5k For replacement filters, we recommend looking at links on Amazon or Intex's site directly. However, the replacement filters can be found here: amzn.to/3W5tz5k (single pack) or amzn.to/3W3Sl5G (multi-pack) Lastly, we don't have a maintenance review for this exact hot tub, but this video we did on maintaining your inflatable hot tub should help with any questions or concerns you have about maintaining the Intex PureSpa Greystone (formely PureSpa Plus): czcams.com/video/kSV8Bqm3WKo/video.html We hope this helps you out on your tubbing journey! Please let us know what else we can help with :-)

If it's just for one person, any of the models will do since they're all about the same size. We, however, liked the Coleman SaluSpa Atlantis a little bit better than the rest, so hopefully you will too! amzn.to/3XugJ33

We're sorry to hear this review was confusing for you. The starting temperature is without being heated up in general (this depends on your outside temperature at that point). All hot tubs, especially inflatable hot tubs, take some time to warm up for quite a few hours. This, however, depends on the tub but they all are around 12-24 hours. Whichever hot tub you have chosen, this will cut down 6-7 hours of that specific time. We have multiple reviews of many popular inflatable hot tubs on the market where we state how long the heat-up time takes and this accessory can be used to shave that time. The water heater stays in the tub until you want to turn off the heat.

Are you hand tightening them? Have they ever screwed together or do you potentially have a manufacturing defect?

No issues! 👍

@@TubTalkReviews Thanks!...What is the max temp this could heat your tub to? My tub heater stops at 102 and id like to get it to 104-106. does it take long?

@@iTzSLythat really shouldn’t take too long if you’re using it to supplement the heater on your hot tub.

Sorry about that! Their tubs go in and out of stock, here's the link to that 2-person tub on Amazon: amzn.to/3VU5f6q

The Intex PureSpa Plus has been renamed to the PureSpa Greystone Deluxe, you can find it on Amazon with this link: amzn.to/3VY8tpy We do use salt in the tub. We address maintaining the saltwater system at 03:35. Let us know if that helps any!

@TubTalkReviews thank you for replying so quickly. Still cannot find the manual and still don't know if I can only use salt in this tub. Are chlorine/bromine an option? The only manual I can find is for a round tub and it does not say anything about using salt.

@@troylaplante8599 You can use chlorine and bromine -- no problem. Just make sure you have something to put them in (like a chem ball or something that floats on top the water). I'll look and see if I can help you find an online manual.

Good to hear!

I don’t remember that being a thing, but we just got another one and I will test it out. Either way, this doesn’t make a big difference. When the bubbles are on the hot tub starts cooling off so much that the little bit of heating really won’t make a difference. The hot tub is it going to cool down no matter what when you turn the Jets on because it draws air from the outside. The heaters on these things are not incredibly strong to begin with. So truthfully, the difference will be minuscule, if noticeable at all.

It keeps heating while you’re in it, but it loses heat faster than a traditional hot tub cuz the mechanism isn’t as strong. Also f you turn on the hydro jets it turns the heating off for some reason, so just make sure you turn it back on. Just two things to keep in mind

This is not something I’m familiar with. We got one of their new models just this week, so we will be sure to test this out.

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Using chlorine or bromine would be totally acceptable 👍

We would recommend the Coleman SaluSpa (renamed June 2024 Coleman Palm Springs): amzn.to/4cEyXCY It may still puncture if their nails are long and sharp.

No it’s just a power saving method if you choose to use it. You can just leave it on and you’ll be fine

@@TubTalkReviews That’s awesome. Thanks

It shouldn't start deflating after you've blown it up for the appropriate amount of time. You may need to contact the seller if it's new. Otherwise, we recommend waterproof seal tape: amzn.to/3RP4cmW

you're not really supposed to. But if you did, which I don't recommend, use a 10 or 12 gauge. It would need to be heavy duty.

@TubTalkReviews Thank you for replying. I pick up a 8ft. 16gauge Only needed apx 5 extra ft. to where I want the hot tub.

No, it’s technically on the bottom the spout just kinda points upwards a little bit, you may have to put the hot tub on its side when it gets to the bottom to get rid of the remaining water, but it’s really not that heavy. And if that’s not an option, you could use something like a pump or vacuum to get the rest out. Draining it should get like 98-99% of the water out.

No it does not automatically turn off. Just gotta keep an eye on it.

@@TubTalkReviews thanks

Thanks for pointing this out!! We've looked into this in the past -- and will probably do a new review when they release the next model. Those really seem to be the only two differences we can find between the two. Please let us know if you see anything different!

We're sorry to hear that. These tubs go on sale often and the prices fluctuate based on where you're purchasing them from. Sometimes that manufacturer themselves are cheaper but Amazon usually has the cheapest prices that we've seen and better sales and deals frequently.

Coming soon!

No problem! We're glad we could help! :)

Hi! Thanks for watching our video, and glad to hear it was helpful. While not necessary, I would highly recommend it.

We will eventually. What we do know about it, it's extremely similar to the Coleman SaluSpa 140: amzn.to/4bpFS1Q

Not square - but the Saluspa Santorini is a great pick amzn.to/4eBeZen

It's technically not deemed safe to use an extension cord. We only did for filming purposes. If you do, you have to use specific ones that Intex approves but it's not recommended: www.intexdevelopment.com/support/faqlist?catkey=306&lst_lang=2

@@TubTalkReviews Thank you so much.... not sure what to do as my kids want it in the middle of the backyard....does it need to be plugged to the outlet 24/7 or just when you are gonna use it? I'm worried about leave it one when it rains and when on vacation

It may or may not be in the works 🤭

Yeah, that’s a pretty good deal! There are cheaper ones like the Relxtime, but Atlantis is a solid quality choice.