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FAQs

How long does Intex spa last? ›

When considering the lifespan of your new hot tub, you can expect to receive around 5 -7 years of use out of an inflatable hot tub compared to 20+ years of use from a hardshell hot tub.

Regardless of how well or how often you clean your filter, you should replace it once a year. If your tub sees a lot of use from a lot of people you might want to replace the hot tub filter more often than that, but the longest you should go is one year.

Average Inflatable Hot Tub Electricity Usage

The biggest ongoing expense for an inflatable hot tub is electricity for heating and operating the pump and filtration system. Most models use between 3.5 and 6 kWh (kilowatt hours) per day on average.

The water temperature rises 2-3ºF (1-1.5 ºC) per hour. As with any large volume of water, it will take time to heat it up. Be aware that the initial heating after filling may take as long as 20 hours to reach the maximum temperatures depending on the starting temperature of your fill-water and external conditions.

Cons of Inflatable Hot Tubs

Durability: Tend to be less durable than portable hot tubs. Hydrotherapy: Limited jets and power, offering reduced therapeutic benefits. Lifespan: Typically have a shorter lifespan. Energy Efficiency: Often less energy-efficient.

We advise leaving your inflatable hot tub on all the time to maintain proper water chemistry and temperature. This way, it will be ready for use whenever you like. Just remember to keep the cover on when not in use to conserve energy and keep debris out.

Generally, water will need to be replaced according to: spa gallons divided by three, and then divided by the average number of users per day, i.e. if there are two users per day in a 210-gallon 4-person spa, the water should be replaced every 35 days.

How Long Should Hot Tub Filters Last? Hot Tub Filters should last a minimum of 1 year and generally speaking a maximum of 2 years. If a filter is maintained and cleaned regularly then it will last longer.

Ideally, you'll want to soak them the night before so they're ready once you've drained and cleaned your hot tub the next day. This will make the process much easier and ensure your filters are completely cleaned before refilling your spa with fresh water.

How Much Electricity Does a Hot Tub Demand? According to the National Spa and Pool Institute, a hot tub uses, on average, 2514 kilowatts per hour in energy each year. The bulk of this energy goes into heating and circulating the water, and a small amount of power is used for lighting.

Is it cheaper to leave a hot tub on all the time? ›

It's cheaper and decreases electricity bills

Your hot tub running costs will be much lower if you keep your standard or inflatable hot tub turned on and set at a desired temperature. Energy consumption to keep your hot tub running and the water warm at the desired water temperature is lower.

Hot tubs have long been known for their potential health benefits. The hydrotherapy and jet-powered massage found in these modern home spas can help manage pain, improve sleep quality, and enhance overall mobility. Experience the soothing heat and buoyancy that hot tubs provide.

One of the most common questions our team gets asked is "should I leave my hot tub on all the time?" Quite simply, the answer is yes... your hot tub is designed to be left switched on constantly and works best when it is left on all the time. Your hot tub is at it's most efficient if left to run 24/7.

1. Chlorine tablets: Chlorine tablets are a slow-dissolving form of chlorine that can be added to a floating dispenser or a chlorinator. The recommended amount of chlorine tablets for a hot tub is usually 1–3 tablets per 500 gallons of water per week.

Jets are for more than relaxation — they help to circulate hot water throughout the spa, which will help the entire hot tub heat up faster. Additionally, the jets will break up any cold bubbles of air trapped in the pipes and can get rid of uncomfortable pockets of cold water that can occur in the corners of the spa.

Unfortunately, many inflatable hot tubs are neglected, abused, and thrown away after just a few years of service. They don't all end up that way, but in general, inflatable hot tubs tend to have a shorter lifespan. With proper care and maintenance, they can last five years or longer.

- The lifespan of an above ground pool can vary depending on several factors, including the quality of the materials used, the installation quality, and the maintenance practices followed. On average, an above ground pool can last anywhere from 6 to 15 years.

Essentially, a spa's life span is based on a combination of two factors - spa quality and spa care. A hot tub can last anywhere from 5-20 years or more. Cheaper hot tubs made with lower quality materials won't last long. If those hot tubs are not well maintained, they may not last more than 5 years.

Generally, water will need to be replaced according to: spa gallons divided by three, and then divided by the average number of users per day, i.e. if there are two users per day in a 210-gallon 4-person spa, the water should be replaced every 35 days.