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over a year ago
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"Any good. Can’t help thinking they would be naff. Any experiences or recommendations. Talking general use rather than swinging use ??"
our neighbours have one...looks shit to be honest but never been in one, so happy to be corrected... |
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over a year ago
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"I was looking at the inflatable ones
But I’ve heard so many of my friends say they are not that great
So not so sure now "
You can always come try ours would be nice to catch up xx |
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If you thinks it will be a fad then buy a Lazy Spa inflatable one. I had a Monaco one and it was good. Expensive to run and pumps can be temperamental and they certainly don’t like fake tan lol. The filters get gunned up quite quick. If you are looking for long term usage then but a real fitted one. |
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over a year ago
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"If you thinks it will be a fad then buy a Lazy Spa inflatable one. I had a Monaco one and it was good. Expensive to run and pumps can be temperamental and they certainly don’t like fake tan lol. The filters get gunned up quite quick. If you are looking for long term usage then but a real fitted one. "
Never go in ANY hotub with fake tan on  Nor any other skin product! Whatever is on you will end up in the tub. Sunscreen and fake tan, being the worst of all. |
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over a year ago
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"We’ve had several lazy-spa’s which were ok but the latest one we had was an Intex which has been brilliant and better than the lazy-spa"
I've always wanted one. Had my eye on that Intex. |
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"We’ve had several lazy-spa’s which were ok but the latest one we had was an Intex which has been brilliant and better than the lazy-spa
I've always wanted one. Had my eye on that Intex."
I’d definitely recommend it , sturdier than lazy-spa and the pump is very reliable x |
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over a year ago
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I got one last year. It's been brilliant.
The instructions state that they should be kept out of direct sunlight.
As I had planned to have mine on my Patio, this meant an additional purchase of a Gazebo - until that was wrecked by a strong breeze.
I've now built a permanent home for it (just got a few finishing touches to make) and should have it back up and running again in time for the summer.
Whilst I can appreciate those who may think that they're a bit naff, not all of us can afford, or justify spending out several thousand pounds on a 'proper' one and so these inflatable ones are perfect for those with a more modest budget. |
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"I got one last year. It's been brilliant.
The instructions state that they should be kept out of direct sunlight.
As I had planned to have mine on my Patio, this meant an additional purchase of a Gazebo - until that was wrecked by a strong breeze.
I've now built a permanent home for it (just got a few finishing touches to make) and should have it back up and running again in time for the summer.
Whilst I can appreciate those who may think that they're a bit naff, not all of us can afford, or justify spending out several thousand pounds on a 'proper' one and so these inflatable ones are perfect for those with a more modest budget."
You can buy a reasonable second hand hot tub for the same price as a LazySpa. It'll cost you less to run as well. |
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"What's best salt sanitised hot tubs or chlorine...
Im thinking of getting one but the kids want me to get pool instead."
Bromine. Chlorine is for pools. Get a swim spa if you can afford it. Combines a pool and spa.
If you go for a pool, make sure it's indoors or you'll bleed money on heating it. |
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I bought my lazy spa 2 years ago. I’ve just got mine back out and is up and running already.
It’s great if you’re on a tight budget and just enjoy chilling out for an hour in the evening after work.
I’ve never had to many problems in getting the chemical levels right. |
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By *ydandieCouple
over a year ago
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we have an Intex spa, we love it, had it on the patio with gazebo to begin with but the high winds wrecked the gazebo  so we now have a shed/hut built, fully insulated with loft insulation so was able to use throughout the winter months  |
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