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Hi - we're keen to invest in a hot tub for fun, and something appropriate to house it in. Does anyone have a wooden summer house with a hot tub inside? If so, how do you ventilate it without letting the whole neighbourhood hear the panting and moaning!?!? |
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Practical - maybe a baffle to help absorb the noise on the outlet from the fan.
Just having a hottub will give most people an idea of what is likely to happen. Hell even if not a swinger when in a hottub with partner who doesn't fool about?
Just make sure you keep the noise reasonable as the night drags on, don't want a noisy council noise officer peeking in do you. |
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over a year ago
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I have holiday homes here and never sure if thay go in have sex in there , lol but we do water in hot-tubs ONCES A month ...... clean it out .. still put stuff in to keep it all clean , |
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If you get a hot tub someone will see it being delivered, one neighbour will talk to another and soon all will know you have it. The best option is to invite neighbours round, have a bbq and play music. Then next time they hear anything they assume its just another normal party. |
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My neighbours just came back from two weeks in Norfolk, Jo. They were as tanned as if they have been abroad - I think you get some of the lovliest weather. I have family in Cromer. Your whole lifestyle sounds wonderful and it shows though your cheeriness and love of life,you always show when you post xxx |
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"My neighbours just came back from two weeks in Norfolk, Jo. They were as tanned as if they have been abroad - I think you get some of the lovliest weather. I have family in Cromer. Your whole lifestyle sounds wonderful and it shows though your cheeriness and love of life,you always show when you post xxx"
Thats so sweet thankyou ...... well now and agin have frirnds over to party when next in cromer come over xx
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Soundproofing an extractor will have minimal effect unless the summer house is itself sounproof.
Both can be done as a DIY job. And if you follow an experts advice can be very effective. Message me for exact details (too longwinded for this forum).
I agree that having non swinger parties (don't have to be for neighbours) will give the impression that you've nothing to hide, so no one will suspect. |
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"My neighbours just came back from two weeks in Norfolk, Jo. They were as tanned as if they have been abroad - I think you get some of the lovliest weather. I have family in Cromer. Your whole lifestyle sounds wonderful and it shows though your cheeriness and love of life,you always show when you post xxx Thats so sweet thankyou ...... well now and agin have frirnds over to party when next in cromer come over xx"
We wont need asking twice xx Thank you  |
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Im a bit of a Heath Robinson type so I'd have a more noisy interesting device near to their fence to occupy nosy neighbours with.... I've always found distraction techniques work the best  Having said that my neighbours would want in - they love visiting swinging clubs.... |
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By *umourCouple
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"My neighbours just came back from two weeks in Norfolk, Jo. They were as tanned as if they have been abroad - I think you get some of the lovliest weather. I have family in Cromer. Your whole lifestyle sounds wonderful and it shows though your cheeriness and love of life,you always show when you post xxx Thats so sweet thankyou ...... well now and agin have frirnds over to party when next in cromer come over xx
We wont need asking twice xx Thank you "
Has ha ha... That's our Jo.. Sweetest lady ever and hot, hot, hot! Never a bad word to say about anyone and we love her to bits. |
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"My neighbours just came back from two weeks in Norfolk, Jo. They were as tanned as if they have been abroad - I think you get some of the lovliest weather. I have family in Cromer. Your whole lifestyle sounds wonderful and it shows though your cheeriness and love of life,you always show when you post xxx Thats so sweet thankyou ...... well now and agin have frirnds over to party when next in cromer come over xx
We wont need asking twice xx Thank you
Has ha ha... That's our Jo.. Sweetest lady ever and hot, hot, hot! Never a bad word to say about anyone and we love her to bits. "
you can come stay too , lol xx |
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Hope you not on a water meter cos you will need to change the water often if u have lots of people doing alsorts in there ..will you have shower facility and toilets there or will they have to use the house for that. ? lol line the shed with polystyrene and boarding that will help sound proof. |
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By *umpkinMan
over a year ago
near the sounds of the wimborne quarter jack! |
Putting it in a shed is a good idea. I would have thought that a extractor fan would be adequate vetilation but add a flexible tube like a tumble drier one and point it at the ground. I think some of that insulating board, the stuff that about 3" thick would help keep the heat in and deaden some of the sound too. Make sure any windows can`t be seen from other houses or can be covered. Make sure the floor is well supported of course!
As others have said, invite neighbours round at first so they won`t take any notice of when you use it with others! |
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"I have a indoor -hot tub with a indoor pool at its side , lol xx all lights up like a disco at night .. weres our invite then babe.  "
Thats bad, people only wanting to meet you for a shot of the hot tub,i'd want to meet you for you,,,(ok, granted,me stood at door in just swimming trunks in january may seem odd),, |
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You will regret enclosing the hot tub. We have had one for five years across two houses and it was firstly enclosed in a wooden gazebo, then a canvas one and now it is out on its own.
There is nothing better than being fully outdoors especially in the depths of winter. Just one bit of advise - place it as close to your house as you can because believe it or not it is the distance you need to walk to it that will determine how much use it gets.
As for noise, just put all the jets on it will cover all but the most sadistic of screams. |
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"I have a indoor -hot tub with a indoor pool at its side , lol xx all lights up like a disco at night .. weres our invite then babe.
Thats bad, people only wanting to meet you for a shot of the hot tub,i'd want to meet you for you,,,(ok, granted,me stood at door in just swimming trunks in january may seem odd),, "
well i hope thay would be cumming to see me xx lol and not in the pool or hot-tub .... in sauna and steam room after a bit of four play in there first ..... i like my pool and hot-tub super clean xx |
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"I think some of that insulating board, the stuff that about 3" thick would help keep the heat in and deaden some of the sound too."
Another common mistake. Thinking that because something is a good heat insulator it's also a good sound insulator. Again I say. ASK SOMEONE THAT KNOWS. not think they know. |
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My hot tub is very close to the house and surounded by trellis covered in plants to hide it from view. I don't worry about the sound as I always have the jets on in there. Have also had lots of raucous, but totally innocent parties in it lol |
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"Hi - we're keen to invest in a hot tub for fun, and something appropriate to house it in. Does anyone have a wooden summer house with a hot tub inside? If so, how do you ventilate it without letting the whole neighbourhood hear the panting and moaning!?!?"
invite the neighbors! |
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