Does a hot tub increase electric bill?
To put this in perspective, a spa can cost as little as 30-40 cents per day to operate, or as much as $4-5 dollar per day. Quite a difference! A luxury spa such as a Jacuzzi® or Hot Spring® will cost 20-30% less than this. A value spa such as a Lifestyle Spa™ will cost 20-30% more to run.
Does a lazy spa use a lot of electricity?
According to an independent study of comparable products by comparable brands, Lay‑Z‑Spa is the most energy‑efficient inflatable hot tub brand and you could save up to £620 a year. Results from the independent test are: 1. Lay‑Z‑Spa pump heats the water to 40 degrees 10% faster than competitors pump.
What temperature should I leave my lazy spa on overnight?
We would recommend setting the spa at 25°C to 35°C and then before using moving the temperature up to 40°C if desired. As Lay‑Z‑Spa heaters are thermostatically regulated and will only switch on to top up the temperature of the water to whatever temperature that you set.
How often should you change water in lazy spa?
The Lay Z Spa Paris holds 250 gallons of water. Divide that by 3, and you get 84 (rounded up from 83.33). If 2 people use the hot tub regularly every day, then 84 divided by 2 equals 42. This means you need to change the water every 42 days, which is once every 6 weeks.
How often should you drain your inflatable hot tub?
every three to four weeks
Should I leave my inflatable hot tub filter on all the time?
But in our experience, if you use your inflatable hot tub regularly – let’s say three times a week or more – it’s much better to leave the heater on all the time. We suggest that when you finish in your hot tub for the day, you set the heater’s digital control to around 96F.
How often should I empty my CleverSpa?
We recommend that you change your CleverSpa® filter each 168 hours (7 days) of heating & filtering the water. For weekend use only (Fri – Sun) the filter should be changed every 2 weeks.
What is the fastest way to heat CleverSpa?
We advise to allow between 12-24 hours for the water to reach your desired temperature. Each time you turn your CleverSpa® off, the water temperature will drop so always allow plenty of time for it to heat up before use.
Why wont my CleverSpa heat up?
It may be that your filter is dirty. A dirty filter will not efficiently allow water to be drawn through the internal heater, where it would be heated and pumped back into the hot tub. Check your filter is clean, if you are unsure watch our video.