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By *arlostheginger OP   Man 6 weeks ago

Roundwood

Has anyone got one? are they worth it? what's the upkeep like?

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By *ilthyNightsCouple 6 weeks ago

East / North, Cork

We have a lay-z-spa one that goes up in spring time and goes down in the autumn. Had it 3 years now and no issues at all. The kids are in and out of it daily, and we sneak in for a relax at night.

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By *ilthyNightsCouple 6 weeks ago

East / North, Cork

Upkeep is changing the filter every few weeks and chucking in a chlorine tablet as necessary. Not difficilt

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By *ildwife38ddCouple 6 weeks ago

donegal

Best thing we ever got

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By *eter987200Man 6 weeks ago

Tallaght

Got a lay z spa tub a few years ago. Great for relaxing in the evening. On hot days turn the temperature down and dip in to cool off.

Very little maintenance with them.

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By *armite24Man 6 weeks ago

Newry

Running cost are they expensive on the electric?

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By *ajobMan 6 weeks ago

Newtownabbey

Tbh for us its working out about an extra 10 or so pounds a week...depending on the weather and how often you have it on...but its no more than say £50 a month roughly

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By *rystalsswingCouple 6 weeks ago

Galway

Hottub fun is on our list! Who's having us 😈😇

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By *leasure_giver1Man 5 weeks ago

Galway

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By *leasure_giver1Man 5 weeks ago

Galway


"Hottub fun is on our list! Who's having us 😈😇"

Have one set up...quite near ye in fact;)

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By *ildwife38ddCouple 5 weeks ago

donegal


"Hottub fun is on our list! Who's having us 😈😇"

No problem ye can try ours out

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By *ndianas bonerMan 5 weeks ago

Belfast


"Hottub fun is on our list! Who's having us 😈😇

No problem ye can try ours out"

When can I come and use your hot tub? In the mood for slipping into something hot and wet heh heh

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By *ildwife38ddCouple 5 weeks ago

donegal


"Hottub fun is on our list! Who's having us 😈😇

No problem ye can try ours out

When can I come and use your hot tub? In the mood for slipping into something hot and wet heh heh"

You will have to wait till your asked indi lol

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By *ndianas bonerMan 5 weeks ago

Belfast


"Hottub fun is on our list! Who's having us 😈😇

No problem ye can try ours out

When can I come and use your hot tub? In the mood for slipping into something hot and wet heh heh

Lmao no problem..asking very nicely with cold prosecco and beers and happy to wait

You will have to wait till your asked indi lol"

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By *candalousduoCouple 5 weeks ago

charleville

We absolutely love ours. A very relaxing fun thing to have.

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By *avechrissyCouple 4 weeks ago

Wexford

Yes invite please, _avechrissy here, living In wexford.

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By (user no longer on site) 4 weeks ago

We love ours, we've ours inside so used in any weather.

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By *otownkid1967Man 4 weeks ago

Portlaoise

Roughly how much are they to buy??

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By (user no longer on site) 4 weeks ago

Think ours was about £600 but there is cheaper and more expensive. Just depends on size and brand really

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By *ilthyNightsCouple 4 weeks ago

East / North, Cork


"Roughly how much are they to buy??"

This time of year is perfect as shops want to get rid of the summer stock and these take up loads of room. I think we got our 6 seater lay-z-spa for €300 or so at this time of year. Check out homesavers.

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By *ildwife38ddCouple 4 weeks ago

donegal

We find the winter nights the best as long as it's not raining she snow and frost it's mighty refreshing

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By *me2cMan 4 weeks ago

Donegal


"We find the winter nights the best as long as it's not raining she snow and frost it's mighty refreshing "
- 100% agree with that. Had one in a previous home years ago, and it was brilliant (winters there weren't as harsh as here though)

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By *ildarekinkstersCouple 4 weeks ago

kinkytown

Just commenting so we can follow the thread 😈

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By *otownkid1967Man 4 weeks ago

Portlaoise


"Roughly how much are they to buy??

This time of year is perfect as shops want to get rid of the summer stock and these take up loads of room. I think we got our 6 seater lay-z-spa for €300 or so at this time of year. Check out homesavers."

Thank you

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By *ewadventures2017Couple 4 weeks ago

some where near

We have one that has fire box for heating up

Takes about a bag of timber to heat up over 2 hours or so

Electric air bubbles and lights

My partner fills from well water supply

No chemicals needed

We let the water off into the garden

Use it on weekends mostly

Was expensive to buy but low running costs

As in scrap builders timber which I have in storage

My partner does the hard work filling it cleans it and I supply the timber lol

It's lovely on a frosty night looking at the stars

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By *ildwife38ddCouple 4 weeks ago

donegal


"We have one that has fire box for heating up

Takes about a bag of timber to heat up over 2 hours or so

Electric air bubbles and lights

My partner fills from well water supply

No chemicals needed

We let the water off into the garden

Use it on weekends mostly

Was expensive to buy but low running costs

As in scrap builders timber which I have in storage

My partner does the hard work filling it cleans it and I supply the timber lol

It's lovely on a frosty night looking at the stars

"

Ours is exactly the same great

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By *ilthyNightsCouple 4 weeks ago

East / North, Cork

I'd be worried without any chlorine in water, the bacteria will build up over time

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By *ildwife38ddCouple 4 weeks ago

donegal


"I'd be worried without any chlorine in water, the bacteria will build up over time"

Mains water is already chlorinated enough but we still throw a we drop in

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By *averickABCMan 4 weeks ago

cavan

Newadventures2017, do you mind telling me the make and model of your tub?

2 hours heating up from a wood fire sounds impressive Ta

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By *udding RoseWoman 4 weeks ago

Somewhere out there

Love the hot tubs, wouldn't buy one for myself though!

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By *ewadventures2017Couple 4 weeks ago

some where near


"I'd be worried without any chlorine in water, the bacteria will build up over time"
we empty it every weekend and refill water supply is from our own well

And crystal clear

No need for chemicals when fresh water in it

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By *otownkid1967Man 4 weeks ago

Portlaoise

Have been looking into it and might just treat myself to one of the layzee ones. Thank you to all who offered info.

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By *ilthyNightsCouple 4 weeks ago

East / North, Cork


"we empty it every weekend and refill water supply is from our own well

And crystal clear

No need for chemicals when fresh water in it "

That makes sense

The electric ones need to be maintained at a warm/hot temp (because the heating up time is longer than with wood) and so are more likely to be a nice temp for bacteria buildup. It's handy being able to just hop in to an electric one anytime though. I guess there are positives and negatives as with everything

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By *ildwife38ddCouple 4 weeks ago

donegal

We just fill ours from the mains throw in a wee bit of chlorine light it about 5pm a and it's ready about 8pm or depends on how hot you want it lol

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By *ilthyNightsCouple 4 weeks ago

East / North, Cork

Ours takes a full overnight heating to be hot the next morning.

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By *otownkid1967Man 4 weeks ago

Portlaoise


"We have one that has fire box for heating up

Takes about a bag of timber to heat up over 2 hours or so

Electric air bubbles and lights

My partner fills from well water supply

No chemicals needed

We let the water off into the garden

Use it on weekends mostly

Was expensive to buy but low running costs

As in scrap builders timber which I have in storage

My partner does the hard work filling it cleans it and I supply the timber lol

It's lovely on a frosty night looking at the stars

"

Would it be possible to let me know where you got yours and what size it is. Please

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By *hipMan 4 weeks ago

ireland

I’m getting one this month to go along with my outdoor sauna!

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By (user no longer on site) 4 weeks ago

I keep getting the words jacuzzi and Yakuza mixed up.

Now I'm in hot water with the Japanese mafia.

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By *ddcoupleCouple 4 weeks ago

wex kilkenny waterford

Got big one few years back now lazy spa lights up all diff colours bought a sauna tent no gd in rain so going to build one have a shed just need to line the walls with timber and use the fire from sauna tent there handy just blow up may take it down end September put in shed takes up no space when I'm box

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By *astelloWoman 3 weeks ago

Far far away

Love one..but ld be sharing mine with the midges...so I'll dream on.

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By *og-ManMan 3 weeks ago

somewhere


"Love one..but ld be sharing mine with the midges...so I'll dream on. "

Ill get in beside you...little feckers love biting me..you should be fine

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By *ildwife38ddCouple 3 weeks ago

donegal


"Love one..but ld be sharing mine with the midges...so I'll dream on.

Ill get in beside you...little feckers love biting me..you should be fine "

We all have to deal with the midges if you have it hot enough the steam will keep them away lol

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