Unboxing Costco's SaluSpa Palm Springs Inflatable Hot Tub
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- We unboxed Costco's Coleman (Bestway) SaluSpa Palm Springs AirJet Inflatable Hot Tub Spa and share with you the full unboxing and setup of the Coleman SaluSpa Hot Tub. We have included chapters to help you follow along with the full setup or jump to the part of installation you are struggling with.
We find this Coleman SaluSpa Hot Tub comfortable for up to 3 adults or 5 children. This spa has an easy to reach and use digital control panel that heats the water up to 104 F (40 C), an integrated water filtration system and durable shell and cover.
A note to potential buyers, the Hot Tub comes with one filter but no test kit or chemicals. On top of your original purchase price of $400-600, expect to pay for your electricity and $50-200 in annual chemical and filter costs. We purchased a wide range of chemicals, test kits, and a floating bromine dispenser to help us better regulate the chemicals. Bromine or Chlorine can be used, but please follow all manufacturer recommendations and test kit directions to maintain your pH, alkalinity, and Bromine or Chlorine levels. I recommend using a digital scale like we show in the video as eyeballing the chemicals can result in extra costs. We recommend you rinse your filter weekly and replace as needed, based on your usage. Also, when you first fill this 1000 L hot tub, its recommended to use 50g of Spa Shock to clean and clear water (i.e. 50g per 1000L).
The AirJet system has 140 jets which release bubbles from the bottom through air from the outside environment. If you run the jets when the air is cold, expect your water temperature to go down a few degrees. The built in heater will increase the water temperature approximately 2 degrees Fahrenheit (or 1 Celcius) per hour of operation and you can set the temperature easily through the digital control. The built in Freeze Shield provides automatic heating to prevent the inner components from freezing during cold temperatures and the spa has a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter to help ground the product and prevent electric shocks while in use.
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Timecodes:
0:00 - Introduction to the Coleman Bestway SaluSpa Palm Springs Hot Tub
0:06 - Step 1 - Unboxing Bestway / Coleman SaluSpa Palm Springs Hot Tub Spa
0:51 - Step 2 - Set up Coleman SaluSpa shell on flat ground
1:04 - Step 3 - Inflate shell
1:55 - Step 4 - Set up hot tub cover
2:32 - Step 5 - Set up the pump unit
2:41 - Step 6 - Install hot tub filter
3:06 - Step 7 - Install ChemConnect Dispenser
3:18 - Step 8 - Fill hot tub with water
3:38 - Step 9 - Use Spa Shock to clean and clear water - 50g per 1000L
3:55 - Step 10 - Install floating brominator (not included)
4:09 - Step 11 - Set Temperature (in Fahrenheit or Celcius)
4:20 - Step 12 - Run the pump unit to circulate water
4:34 - Step 13 - Check pH, alkalinity, and bromine (or chlorine) levels with test strips
4:49 - Step 13 - An overview of our chemical setup for this hot tub spa (not included)
4:50 - Step 14 - Enjoy your Hot Tub Spa
5:01 - Step 15 - Install cover when not in use
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OMG you saved my life with this tutorial! I was ready to give up before I found this! Thank you! Straight forward step by step instructions, and each step labeled perfectly. Thank you!
We are so glad that it helped you with your spa! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Wow thank you. This video is much better than the instructions provided in the box and online by the company. Really appreciate you doing this.
Your welcome! We thought the same thing, which is why we made the video in the first place. Our first attempt had the cover floating installed as a seat cushion lol. Ours is still holding up strong a year later so enjoy!
I want one now!!!
Do it! They are amazing!
This video was super helpful, thanks! Do you have links to the chemicals you use? We just received this as a Christmas gift and I've never had to care for a pool or hot tub before.
Merry Christmas! What a great gift and we are glad you liked the video! Depending on where your located, a local hot tub or spa store would have everything you need. Or, a local Home Depot, Lowes, or others should have what you need (as will Amazon). We buy our chemicals at our local retailer in person and bought the Aquarius brand for all our chemicals, which also has a phone application to interpret the results on the test strips. The first thing to consider is choosing between chlorine and bromine as your chemical for keeping your water safe. There are a lot of good articles online for research. We went with Bromine mostly because research said it was more stable (works for a longer period of time and may be able to keep the water more balanced). I would start with chlorine or bromine tablets to fit in your dispenser, test strips, and then also get some spa shock to sprinkle in after each use. Your first filter will probably need to be replaced in 3-8 weeks as well depending on your use. Let us know if you have more questions or a specific retailer in mind for more specific information.
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I’ve got to get me one of those!!
Yes, you do! It is such a great value!
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Great video! How long dose it take to heat up to 40 degrees?
It heats up about 2 degrees Fahrenheit per hour. Also, depending on your ambient air temperature, if you run the air bubbles, it will cool down a few degrees as well. Thank you for watching!
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Did it come with any of the cleaners or did you have to buy them separately?
We had to buy all the chemicals and test kits separately. We have tried a lot of different things, but it's important to treat your water as the bacteria can grow really fast in these little tubs. I think we spend $150-200/year on chemicals for reference.
How does it do with 4 adults? I’m thinking of getting it And maybe set up in garage
We'd say 3 adults would be comfortable for sure. 4 adults, it may start to get tight.
Did you really need that floating brominator? You can put tablets in the chem connect, right?
The bromine tablets we bought are so large we could only fit 1-2 in the chem connect dispenser. We found that they didn't dissolve fast enough to keep a high enough bromine level in the water to keep it safe. This is why we bought a separate dispenser that can fit around 10 tablets. You probably could get by with just filling the chem connect, but it sure would be easier if your tablets were smaller than ours. For reference, after three months, our spend on chemicals is about 8 times more than what we spent on the floating brominator. A downside of this dispenser was the paint on our ducks sunglasses has been rubbing off and staining the inside of our hot tub walls and the cover. If I was buying another floating dispenser I would opt for one without paint and one that has a built in light.
@@FamilywithFour Thanks so much!
@@Secretasianman969 Your welcome! Good luck!
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Thank you for watching!
You did not inflate the floor part?
The floor in our unit is not inflatable it is only slightly cushioned but it hasn't been an issue for us.
Does this take a regular plug in?
Yes, we have it plugged in our regular outlet on our deck. Take care to keep the plug free from getting wet.
What does it cost to run per month? Have you had any issues with it?
The electricity cost is about $30-50 per month. The chemicals and filters are about the same cost. We only run ours half the year but expect it to last us for 3-5 or more years. We haven't had any issue with use other than two times it shut down because the filter was fully clogged with residue. When it shuts down the water needs to be completely reheated.
@RussellTanner between the filters and chemicals, I'd say $10-20 per month. We stocked up and probably spent around $300 on chemicals and filters our first year. Some things like shock we had to buy more of twice. Bromine tablets, we have about 3 years' worth. I was surprised how much chemicals we ended up using to keep the pool clear but it depends on how often you use the hot tub and if you shower first and how often you cycle out the water with fresh water.
@@FamilywithFour how often do you cycle the water?
@@rsstnnr76 we cycle the water about every 2 months.
@@FamilywithFour do you leave the system on 24/7?
Why I have a code E02
This error code may be from your filter being clogged or the water level being low. We find we have to change out our filter every month with daily use.
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I see you put in 50 grams of shock and a few bromide tabs. Did you put in Alk? I’m finding the chemical ratio difficult. Love the spa though
We have also been using Alk but not off the start of a new water setup. In the two months we've been using the hot tub, we've only had to add Alk in twice, but each time it was about 180g. Our local water has enough natural alkalinity but it seems to drop off over a few weeks. We use a phone application called Aquarius to manage the chemicals but any test strip should give you an alkalinity measurement. You typically want your Alkalinity to be between 80-120 parts per million. Our main chemicals consistently needed have been bromine, shock after use, and spa clear.
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