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What are the pros and cons of plug n play hot tubs?

Plug n play hot tub advantages: 1. Easy installation 2. Portability and flexibility 3. Low initial cost 4. Energy saving 5. Simple operation Disadvantages of plug n play hot tubs: 1. Slower heating speed 2. Weak hydromassage effect 3. Limited capacity 4. Limitations on heating and massage 5. Limited applicable environment

2025/06/17
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Is the two-person outdoor hot tub suitable for the balcony?

Two person outdoor hot tubs generally require at least 500 to 1000 kg of support force, because it is not only the weight of the tub itself, but also the weight of the heating system, water and the user. When choosing the installation location, first make sure that the balcony has a strong enough load-bearing capacity.

2025/06/16
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How much does a full outdoor whirlpool hot tub weigh?

• A 300-gallon whirlpool hot tub weighs approximately 300 gallons × 8.34 pounds = 2,502 pounds (about 1,134 kilograms) when filled with water • A 600-gallon whirlpool hot tub weighs approximately 600 gallons × 8.34 pounds = 5,004 pounds (about 2,270 kilograms) • A 1,000-gallon whirlpool hot tub weighs approximately 1,000 gallons × 8.34 pounds = 8,340 pounds (about 3,785 kilograms) when filled with water

2025/06/14
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Are bath balls safe for whirlpool spa hot tubs?

If the surface of the bath balls is too smooth or the design is unreasonable, they may be sucked into the spa hot tub filter under the push of the water flow, causing the filter to be blocked, thereby affecting the water purification function.

2025/06/14
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Is the pump power of small outdoor hot tubs strong?

Generally speaking, the pump power range for small outdoor hot tubs is between 0.5 and 2 horsepower. The specific choice of pump power needs to be comprehensively considered based on the size of the bathtub, the number of massage nozzles, the intensity of the water flow, etc.

2025/06/12
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What does "PR" mean on my whirlpool hot tub?

In many whirlpool hot tubs and spa equipment, "PR" generally refers to "Priming Mode", which is "drainage mode" or "starting mode". This is a special mode that the whirlpool hot tub automatically enters after the initial power-on or restart.

2025/06/11
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Which is better for outdoor spa hot tubs, bromine or chlorine?

As a relatively fast-acting disinfectant, chlorine needs to be added frequently when used, while bromine has a relatively low maintenance frequency. Especially in terms of maintenance frequency and the application of automated equipment, bromine can provide outdoor spa hot tub users with an easier management experience.

2025/06/09
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What is the jelly in the massage hot tub filter?

The so-called jelly-like substance in the massage hot tub filter is usually called "biofilm". This sticky substance is a microbial aggregate, a gel-like structure formed by bacteria, fungi, algae and other microorganisms.

2025/06/09
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How to keep the water quality of the outdoor garden hot tub clean?

Regularly cleaning the interior of the outdoor garden hot tub, including removing grease, dirt and sediment, can effectively prevent water pollution. When cleaning, focus on cleaning the bathtub's nozzle, pipe system, filter and other parts to ensure that every detail is kept clean.

2025/06/07
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What is the optimal water level for a round 2 person hot tub?

The water level of a round 2 person hot tub is usually set at 3/4 of the edge of the bathtub, that is, the height of the water surface from the edge of the bathtub is about 3/4 of the height of the bathtub.

2025/06/06
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Why is the water flow of the whirlpool spa hot tub reduced?

The water pump is one of the core components of the whirlpool spa hot tub water flow system. If the water pump fails, it may cause the water flow to decrease. Common causes of pump failure include: ● Damage to the pump motor ● Wear of the pump's internal parts Pump power supply problem

2025/06/05
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How often should I add water to my outdoor spa hot tub?

Most outdoor spa hot tubs have a water level mark, usually on the inner wall or outside of the tub. This mark indicates the normal water level range of the tub. When the water level drops below this mark, it means that you need to refill.

2025/06/05
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