Can I leave my inflatable hot tub out all year?

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out in winter without using it, and the temperature drops below 4°C, the water could freeze within the pump and cause serious damage. Your water quality will also deteriorate and you may find a build‑up of unsightly mold.
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Can I keep my inflatable hot tub out in winter?

Yes. Most inflatable hot tubs are good to use in winter. However, they struggle to maintain the set water temperature if the weather drops below 40 degrees Fahrenheit. An insulating ground mat below the tub helps to maintain steady water temperature.
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Can inflatable hot tubs be left outside?

Fortunately for people who choose to use Bestway inflatable hot tub, the product contains a leatheroid cover that protects it from everything. You can confidently leave your Bestway hot tub outside.
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How do I store my inflatable hot tub for winter?

Protect your Lay‑Z‑Spa in storage

So, we would recommend a large plastic container for your liner, lid and top cover and use the box for your pump and fittings. You can also tightly wrap your Lay‑Z‑Spa liner in a large sheet of tarpaulin.
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How long can you leave a hot tub unused?

Should the power go out to your hot tub for some reason, as a general rule, you've got at least 7 days before you run the risk of something important freezing and breaking. Usually, 10 to 14 days. It will not freeze overnight.
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Is it OK to leave a hot tub empty in the summer?

Draining your hot tub if you won't be using it in summer is, as mentioned earlier, a good idea. However, leaving it exposed to the sun isn't. The problem is that the sun's UV rays can be exceptionally damaging to acrylic. It's so detrimental that leaving the tub exposed can void your hot tub's warranty.
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How do you maintain a hot tub in the winter?

Winter Maintenance: Caring for Your Hot Tub in the Cold
  1. Make sure you have a good insulated cover. ...
  2. Invest in a thermal blanket. ...
  3. Maintain the water temperature. ...
  4. Keep your water and filter(s) clean. ...
  5. Prevent pipe freezes. ...
  6. Pay attention to water levels. ...
  7. Be proactive about maintenance.
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Will my hot tub freeze in the winter?

On the rare occasion you lose heat to your hot tub when it's cold outside, don't panic. For most hot tubs to freeze, the temperature needs to be under 28 degrees for at least 36 consecutive hours. And, as long as your hot tub and pumps are still working, and your water is circulating, your hot tub won't freeze.
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Do inflatable hot tubs use a lot of electricity?

Q: Do inflatable hot tubs use a lot of electricity? An inflatable hot tub will use up to 1.5kWh of electricity while the heater is running. The average cost of electricity in the US is $0.13/kWh. That works out to about $0.20 an hour or $4.70 per day.
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Can a soft tub be used in the winter?

All of our tubs will work effectively with below-freezing weather temperatures. As long as you remove any snow accumulation on and around the tub and motor and ensure that the unit is always powered, it is fine to use the tub all winter.
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Can plug and play hot tubs be used in winter?

For people only planning on using the hot tub in the warmer months, plug n play hot tubs can work just fine. If you plan on using the hot tub extensively in the winter, however, the high energy costs and undersized heater of a plug and play mean that you're much better off getting a standard 220V hot tub.
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Should I leave my Lay-Z-Spa on?

Can I leave the spa on all the time? The spa can be left on, if the heater function is left on, the pump unit will maintain the temperature of the water for you. If you want to use the spa regularly this is the most cost effective way of maintaining the water temperature.
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How do you maintain an inflatable hot tub?

Here are a few maintenance tips:
  1. Maintain the proper water pH. Maintaining a pH of 7.2 to 7.8 is essential for inflatable hot tub maintenance. ...
  2. Keep the water clean. Keeping the water clean not only makes it safe, but also helps prolong the life of your tub. ...
  3. Clean the filters regularly. ...
  4. Provide a good foundation.
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Should a hot tub be left on all the time?

So, should I leave my hot tub on all the time? Yes, you should leave your hot tub on all of the time. Hot tubs are designed to always be switched on and it's more economical to keep the water hot than it is to heat it up from cold each time you want to use it.
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Should you leave hot tub on in winter?

Even though you should keep your hot tub running all the time for the best and most efficient operation, if you plan to not use your spa at all over the winter, you need to ensure that you properly drain it before it gets too cold.
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Can I leave my lazy spa out in winter?

Don't leave it un‑used

If you leave your Lay‑Z‑Spa out in winter without using it, and the temperature drops below 4°C, the water could freeze within the pump and cause serious damage. Your water quality will also deteriorate and you may find a build‑up of unsightly mold.
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What temperature should I leave my hot tub on overnight?

Knowing that hot tub water heats up around three to six degrees per hour, keeping it as low as 10° less can still be fine. At most, it will take about 3 hours to get back to normal when you're ready for it. But if you find your hot tub heats slower, or you don't like waiting, keep it at 5 degrees less instead.
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Should I put insulation under my hot tub?

Yes, it's not hard to add additional insulation to a hot tub. Less expensive hot tubs may have little to even no insulation, making them very energy inefficient. You can use a combination of rolled fiberglass, fiberglass panels, spray-on foam, and radiant barriers to significantly improve the energy-efficiency.
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Can you put an inflatable hot tub in your garage?

No matter where your hot tub is installed, it needs to be on a solid, stable base. Since many garages are built on a concrete slab, this shouldn't be a problem. However, if your garage has a dirt floor you'll need a more stable base installed to place the hot tub on.
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How long does an inflatable hot tub last?

When considering the lifespan of your new hot tub, you can expect to receive around 5 -7 years of use out of an inflatable hot tub compared to 20+ years of use from a hardshell hot tub.
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How much will an inflatable hot tub increase electric bill?

Well, I did a little research, and here's what I discovered: As a general rule, inflatable hot tubs cost approximately $50/month in warmer months and can add as much as $100/month in colder weather. Generally, they are 150% more expensive to run than regular hot tubs.
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How often should I change the water in my Lay Z Spa hot tub?

It is recommended that Lay‑Z‑Spa water is changed regularly, and at least once every 1‑3 months. The frequency of water changes should reflect the degree of use of the hot tub, as well as the results of chemical testing.
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