Make a review about saluspa hollywood 🤩 or a video about the many different accessories you can get for a inflatable hot tub to "upgrade" the experience. Such as chairs, headrests, etc.
Statistically, the Coleman SaluSpa Grenada lasts the longest. Recently, we've enjoyed the SaluSpa Santorini's heater the best especially since it's a more luxurious tub. They all are pretty similar heater-wise, though. We hope this helps!!
For almost all hot tubs, the heat will turn off while using the jets. It will take some time (about 30 minutes per degree usually) for the water to drop degrees, however. We recommend alternating between jets and the heater.
Not sure which kind of salt. Thought it was included. Also headrest are not included(Intex pure spa plus) Also getting Intex26367EH ultra xtr deluxe rectangular above ground swimming pool. Does same salt apply for both? Cup holders/baskets suggestions for both. Any other suggestions(items) for each? Thanks!
The salt is unfortunately not included, the Intex PureSpa Greystone (formerly PureSpa Plus) has a feature of converting salt to chlorine for a better sanitizer and lower maintenance. Pool salt works for both the pool and tub: amzn.to/3WVnlVZ The headrests are included in this model: amzn.to/3MeJQQK There is an add-on cupholder but it is not part of the actual hot tub, which is something we were disappointed with: amzn.to/4dBaRKo I hope this is helpful for you! Please let us know if we've missed anything!!
Which brand got the strongest material where the hottube is made off. I got 2 shepherds, not that they will go in. But they maybe wil go go have a look and stand with to feet on the side. Sorry for my English.😅 love the videos to🤝🏻💪🏼
We would recommend the Coleman SaluSpa (renamed June 2024 Coleman Palm Springs): amzn.to/4cEyXCY It may still puncture if their nails are long and sharp.
@@TubTalkReviews Let’s be for real, Inflatable hot tubs is a low to mid product meant to attract the sub $1000 market. If you spend a tiny bit more time in the market you can find a nice used hard shelled tub under 2 k.
Exactly. Im on Facebook groups and both have same technical issues from time to time. Id much rather spend up to 1k 120v than up to 4k plus the cost of an electrician im sure another 1k. Most when no longer need the hard shell is because its beat and have a heck of a time getting rid of it and instead paying to have it hauled away, no thank you. I think you convinced me for the Santoini. I only wish it also came in square, but I'll settle for round and hydrojets and slightly higher sides. Thanks for great info. @TubTalkReviews
