Hot Tub Experiences?

[CobyRupert]

Hot tubs are like new girlfriends. .. For the first 6 months your in them every night, after that, it's a few times a week, then after a couple years you want to see what's on TV first.

:laughing:

 

[Al Mac]

^^^^^^^
+1

Al

 

[oosik]

I have sore shoulders every morning. Standing is a hot shower really helps - if it gets too bad. I know a hot tub would help. But - the initial cost, upkeep and everything else. I'll stay with hot showers. Also - I have a very heavy duty hooded sweat shirt. Throw it in the dryer for five minuets - instant relief. Light Polar Tec jacket under a hot sweat shirt - I'm OK for the remainder of the morning.

 

[KennyG]

Hot tub experiences? Well, years ago there was this girl I used to date....

 

[CobyRupert]

Hot tub experiences? Well, years ago there was this girl I used to date....

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[Peter 315]

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I was home and heard a knock on the door ,Who could this be I wondered.........................

 

[fruitcakesa]

Call me paranoid, but the idea of sitting in a tank of hot water with other people and their "hygiene", strikes me as an easy way to get something unpleasant in places that I won't elaborate on but will leave to your imagination.

 

[Big Barn]

Drew with your unfortunate arthritic condition I think you would benefit from the use of whatever hot tub fits your locale and budget.

I’ve had mine 20 years and use it almost every night for about 10-15 minutes. I am certain it would help you.

Just snapped this pic now (9 AM)

 

[Big Barn]

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I was home and heard a knock on the door ,Who could this be I wondered.........................

 

[deezler]

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Weirdest first post award?

 

[bcp]

Found online:

Bruce

 

[Tomtint]

We had thought about buying a hot tub a few years back... A friend of mine that had one explained it like this..A hot tub is like a new girlfriend.. the first few weeks you are in it every night, the next few months maybe a few times a week..after that once maybe 2x a month...Then....a few months later...you to see whats on TV first.

 

[kcflhrc]

We had thought about buying a hot tub a few years back... A friend of mine that had one explained it like this..A hot tub is like a new girlfriend.. the first few weeks you are in it every night, the next few months maybe a few times a week..after that once maybe 2x a month...Then....a few months later...you to see whats on TV first.

Yep, kinda like owning a boat. Except a little cheaper. Living in the country though the stars at night are beautiful. We sit in that thing for a couple hours having beverages and then it's nighty night time. It is very relaxing. We used to keep ours open year round but found we didn't get in it much in the winter. Hot summer nights is just as bad, you just want to be inside in the AC.

 

[caver]

In the earlier part of this thread 2014 I mention the tub I had bought. Two winters ago I went just about the whole winter without using it. I sold it over a year ago and got 2/3rds of my money back out of it which I was happy with considering you almost have to give them away at a certain age of tub.

 

[Big Barn]

Around here there’s been a LOT of used above ground tubs available free lately. 2 or three on Facebook Marketplace alone and I’m in a small community.

 

[grsthegreat]

My current Hot tub is a 3 person. Very economical to operate as its well insulated. I left the power off during winter 1 night due to a blown glass fuse in controller ...I caused it while replacing ozoneator. Tub only lost 3 degrees by next afternoon. Never have clamped on a test meter to record actual use, but I doubt I spend over $10 per month to heat tub. Have tub on timed cycle, and does not heat very long to reach 102F. The circ pump is 1/10 hp so no major power factor there. Has 2 jet pumps during use that can draw power..l but only 20 minutes worth.

This tub is 5 years old now..... 1 ozone unit replaced and that is all.

 

[Oaktree]

We have had 2 over the years and currently have our newest on our concrete patio. It is relaxing on cool nights and makes the aches and pains go away. We close it up in the winter and pretty useless on 100 degree days but it is still nice.

You might want to re-think winter use. Many years ago a ladyfriend of mine had one, and we really enjoyed it in mid-winter (and we're talking N.H. winters here). It was very cool sitting in it in single # temperatures...warm as toast, but icicles forming in our hair. Star-gazing was awesome in those cold, clear nights.
100 degree days aren't a thing here.

 

[riptides]

That's what chemicals are for. INTERNAL use and for the hot tub. Lol.

Call me paranoid, but the idea of sitting in a tank of hot water with other people and their "hygiene", strikes me as an easy way to get something unpleasant in places that I won't elaborate on but will leave to your imagination.