As with any spa ... be sure to keep the pH in check. Human bodies are largely acidic and sweating in a spa will lower the pH significantly. Keep a bag of baking soda nearby and toss in a cup or two before you jump in. Persistent low pH will destroy your heating elements, in addition to drying out your skin.
@@tastim With 26 years in the pool/spa business ... let me explain what happens when the average spa owner hears that. They chase pH around ending up adding too much acid and damaging the spa. Baking soda raises alkalinity, which is, in effect, the same as pH just slower to work. It buffers against quick pH changes in the spa water. A cup of bicarbonate soda isn't going to hurt anything. People brush their teeth with it. :) And it almost guarantees a nice trouble free heater.
It’s the best! I set it up alone no problem at 60 years old. So inexpensive and can be moved anywhere you can support the weight of the water. Love it!!!
I had one like this years ago and enjoyed it. Cheap, portable and can plug in to a socket. Would heat to 104. The only issue is when you turn the blower on it blows in air from outside, so if it is cold outside it blows in cold air. The temperature of the tub goes down very fast.
For the price I said I would be happy with a year of service, going strong now for 2.5 years. I use it daily, one of the best purchases I’ve ever made, also I leave it running year round and is especially nice in winter.
@@milothechihuahuabrunetandmommy , Not sure how it would handle Ontario winters but here in Tennessee it dips below freezing quite often and it does fine.
@@kayleeniekamp8316 We leave ours on all the time so it’s always ready. Or at least try to. It has an automatic shut off after 3 days. I guess it’s a safety feature, but it’s kind of a pain because sometimes we forget to run out and reset it and it takes a long time to get the heat back up. It’s always the next day. Anyway we barley notice much difference on our electric bill. We estimate about $15-$20 and again that’s running it almost 24/7. 😉👍
Ridiculous complaint, yea enclose the electronics good idea....besides running bubbles lowers the temperature are you wanting a full conversation during that time not me, it’s not that loud.
For $800-1000 it's seems worth it to me, a friend payed $8000 for his and it lasted 2yrs before he had to start fixing his every season. My other friend thought he would learn from his mistake and payed closer to $20k for his high end one and it was the same story with seasonal repairs, so if you do the math buy a new coleman every time it has an issue or even gets dirty and your still saving money lmfao
We purchased the same model last year and we love it. We also paid around $300 (found it in the store on sale) and it is money well spent. It heats up to 104 and is perfect for sore aching muscles.
I recently purchased this exact hot tub. It is really well built. Not NOT NOT for 4 people. 2 adults. Other than that it has performed very well. Nice jets, water heats up pretty fast. Nice cover. Keeps in the heat. I recommend you place some sort of padding like a tarp or carpet under the hot tub for protection from deck nails or small rocks.
And.a tarp over and a blanket maybe? If u keep it heated all the time. I so.want a ouTdoor but these little inflates can,t handle freezing t.s. I,m kp.g it in a spare room and opening the window when using til Spring then it moves ro outdoors
I have mine sitting on a tarp on my back porch. I recently noticed there is an air bubble in the liner part of the bottom of the hot tub. Is that an issue? Should I worry? I have only had this for 3 days.
There's such a thing called Gorilla pad. Something like that. People use it under their frame/vinyl pools. Very thick stuff looks great for cement or deck areas. I think you can buy it and cut it down to your size.
I owned one in the past from like 2017-2019 before I moved out of my ex's house. For the price point it is quite a good product. We even used it in the dead of winter when it was 20 degrees out and there was snow on the deck. With that said though, one thing that I have to complain about this unit is that it does not hold its heat well. From the minute you get in and take the top off the hot tub you have about a 30 minute window to enjoy it. So you should know that if your fantasy is to sit out in your hot tub enjoying it for hours drinking beers with your friends, that ain't going to happen. The amount of heat loss will easily go from 104 to 95 or even 90 degrees in this time, which makes it a not so hot hot tub pretty quick. The temperature would easily go down and hover in the 80's on a 60 degree New York summer night with prolonged use. Again though, you are talking about a $350 portable hot tub, so it is pretty amazing for the price point. I just mention this specifically because this would never happen in my uncles in ground hot tub or industrial hot tubs you get from stores. The industrial hot tubs pretty much stay hot like you'd expect 100% of the time and this portable Coleman hot tub will not.
@@hershekissed I mean hell why not just dig a hole in your back yard and use the earth to naturally insulate at that point? Insulating it maybe would work. It's a good idea. I'm skeptical about it though as most heat will probably be lost from the water into the air itself and not through the sides of the hot tub since heat rises.
Thanks. Thinking about one for inside. Does the heater/pump make a lot of noise? I recognize the air blower does, but just to maintain heat and filtering, is it relatively quiet? Thanks again! Glad you enjoy yours. My outside one is a hike in the winter and I'm getting lazy, lol.
How good are the jets? I have radiation damage to my neck, and shoulders from cancer treatment. They suggest hydrotherapy but there is no place near me. I'm a fulltime RVer and need portability.
God bless you for your recovery. I have this model and the bubble jets are surprisingly strong enough to provide gentle massage. I love this hot tub. And I can put up and take down by myself.
Thanks for the video. I look forward to your follow up video later to see how it held up? I live where it’s 40 degrees and under for many months of the year so not sure why they don’t recommend using in these temperatures?
Because it won’t function correctly that too cold for it too keep up you need an outdoor hot tub $5,000 not $300 If you can keep it in a garage you’re set.
CAUTION FOR COLD WEATHER USE...the tub works great for soaking, but the "jets" draw in ambient air from outside the tub and pumps it into the tub as shown. If the outside air is cold the water temperature will drop VERY fast. That aside, we're in Colorado and have had no problem with the tub in sub 40 degree weather. Fantastic winter soaker, should be a great summer jet tub as well.
@@alesiapiresio9719 Colorado winter. Set it at 104 (Max) and timer for 999 hours. With the lid on it will cycle between 104 and 102. (It seems to have 2 degree sensitivity. It hits 104, holds for a bit and turns off before reaching 106, and then turns back on when it gets down to 102.) Take the lid off at 104 and it takes about 40 minutes or so to drop to 100, which is about as long as I would soak anyway.
below 40 degrees warning is obviously there to protect the pump and blower system from freezing water that would crack the internals. If you have a shoestring budget what a deal to have something to relax in after work or just while the smoker is cooking
I got mine from wal mart last year!! It worked great all summer then stored it for the winter and have not hooked it back up. The bubbles actually are very massaging. The water at 104 is way to hot!! I keep it at like 98. The padding is nice I put it on top of a foam mattress and that made it super soft on the bottom. The cons is it’s super loud when the bubbles are on and the material the tub is made out of seams really thin like a kiddie blow up pool. But over all it was great!!!!
Aside from the loud noise, the pump really sounds like it's labouring when bubbling. I'd have to wonder what the runtime duration is on it. I'd be leary of running it too long and burnin' it out. And what's the power supply - 110v or 220v?
I have an Intech inflatable hot tub which is very similar to this Coleman. This past Feb we had a week of sub freezing temperatures. I could not keep the hot tub heated because we kept losing electricity. I figured the tub was ruined from freezing, but it came thru fine.
You should try to get commission from them for this, because I'm definitely buying one thanks to your video! You could try to get a referral link or something. Thanks for this review!
GREAT VIDEO!!! It looks like a nice tub. The price today (APR 2021) is $569. You said it cost you about $350. WOW, That is a big jump in 1 yr. But I still may consider it.
I ordered mine on Walmart.com April 16 2021 paid $400 it was in stock and out of stock within a few hours prices fluctuate just keep checking u might get lucky I checked 3 times a day for about 3 weeks also on Amazon.
I just received my Coleman Saluspa Cali hot tub from Walmart online. It looks like this one (with the gray wicker look) but has a slightly different make up. For example, I do not see any openings to inflate the cover (which is already puffy) and I found only one opening to install a sanitation receptical inside the tub (even though it came with both a filter and a chemical holder). The chemical holder fits over the hole inside the tub (so I stuck two bromine tablets in it) and threw the filter in the water. I have a feeling that the filter needs to be stuck to the wall, but I cannot find an outlet for it. My air pump does not form a tight seal with the opening in the hot tub wall, so even though I was able to inflate my tub, it is not rock hard, but a little soft and has little creases along the top. I have been looking at You Tube videos and no one has the exact same one. The closest is the Havana model. I have not tried my tub yet because I am still preparing it, but I think it will be ready tomorrow morning. It is my first hot tub, so I am learning as I go. This is my tub: Coleman 71" x 26" Cali AirJet Saluspa Inflatable Hot Tub with EnergySense™ Liner, 2-4 Person www.walmart.com/ip/Coleman-71-x-26-Cali-AirJet-Saluspa-Inflatable-Hot-Tub-with-EnergySense-Liner-2-4-Person/294648335 Does anyone else have the Cali model? Update: I found the opening for the filter and located the seal for the air valve- so my Cali is a lot better than before. Loving ❤ it.
Mine leaked air on first setup. Very disappointed! I expected much better. Contacted Bestway for warranty help. We will see...update on 4/5: Bestway had a new liner delivered on Easter Day. Set it up and holding air so far. I did not expect such fast response but they got on it.👍
Yes it is about 100$ if you use it everyday or every other day. Still totally worth it during the pandemic. We would have spent way more than that on vacations but the pandemic has got us locked down so 100$ is no big deal. You do need to tests and do treatments about every day but we have had no problems keeping it clean. Scooping out foam when running the jets really helped keep it crystal clear. We got a storage box to keep it in during the winter. If it’s to cold it takes like 2 days to get it up to 104. We have used it several times a week sense we got it and it’s been a real life saver. If this thing ever breaks we will get a real hot tub because this thing has shown us we could take care of it and run it without to much trouble. We really love the hot tub.
I was wondering if the machine that make the bubbles and the whole cleaning process is save there from being damage for the water for any reason or it’s ok, she can handle water from outside. IDK people coming in and out may splash it by mistake.
With any inflatable, the trick is letting the plastic expand for at least 8 hours before use or filling. Many people don't know that and limit the limit life of their inflatables.
I just got one that says 5-7 adults and looks just like this. I'm wondering if some are bigger than others or they're all the same size. I'm exciting about it and can't wait till it ships!
I'm not certain, but, I would assume it's still comfortable to sit in because the density of water reduces the pressure your back would ordinarily feel, sitting at such a harsh angle.
@@Rick-nq3mz I dont believe it. Not at a busy campground with other people needing the water too. Itd take the better part of a hour to fill your tank each time .. on the other hand you might go thru all that for the attention. Some people crave it. Idk
Of course you could.... But where is all that water going to go in an accident? It's inflatable and shit happens.... You're going to have to drain and refill it every month or so also. Just stuff to keep in mind. You will prolly need a dehumidifier as well.
I’ve had mine Going on five years..I did have to take the pump apart to put new seals inside and silicone some pieces because it was impossible to get parts.. but I love it its awesome ..It does get cold here in Atlanta even freezing but I just leave it run have no problems😊👍
Mrs Mincey You’re welcome ..I didn’t see no change my electric bill to be honest with you.. I’m really good with the electric except for summertime my last bill was just $80 ..I got Jackson EMC..In the summertime it’s a little over 200 with the AC on 😎👍
@@hellcatredeye-g6582 thanks we have GA power and it never goes over 300 monthly and we have two units for each floor we're total electric so probably not a huge change in a house
@@PnwOnTour get off it dude. It makes that much noise because it's a cheap ass pump. Yeah, that's what you get for only $300. You get to sit and "relax" in the bubbly water while your ear drums are being blown out by the loud ass pump sitting right next to you. That's not most people's idea of relaxing in a hot tub, idiot!
@@PnwOnTour Well you cannot even have it outside below like 50 degrees. So you definitely can’t sit in it in a snow storm. Lol But regular hot tubs, you can. And that is the best time to sit in a hot tub is in the winter with snow falling and 20 degrees outside. Summer is way too hot here to sit in a hot tub. It’s hot even late at night here in Summer. And spring here is too cold. Literally the only time this would work in Colorado, is early fall. Not worth the 300$. And also the electrical bill here would probably be 1000 more a month as electricity here is through the roof expensive.
There probably is if you have a pool. But heavens, if you have a pool I’d think you’d have a real hot tub also. I mean if you have that kind of money to have a pool in your back yard.
Exactly. My neighbor across the street bought one. Miserable sitting on the ground or deck, it offers no support when the jets begin, the jets are weak, hers started leaking within 4 months. She's back to sitting with me in my 7 seat, conventional hot tub.
We purchased one of these 2 weeks ago. It is great. It would be nice if the timer were more programmable. But for about $500 what more could one want? We have been in most evenings for about 45 minutes. It will be nicer when the outside temperature cools down. It’s almost too warm to use a hot tub. Make sure that your area supports the weight of the tub. It will be well past one ton with water and occupants. Have a blast……
Though you'd have to insulate the inlet hose to keep the water at two when it travels the distance to the tub, nevertheless, if do the danger thing you suggested.
Last years prices , all pool and spa companies put the screws to everyone last year because of covid and the stay at home order. ( Absolute price gouging ) they will have to come back down now because everyone that bought them are tired of the maint. and expense . keep an eye out for them on FB marketplace and Craigslist for a used one for about $100.00 ..They certainly are not worth more than $300.00 new... pool or spa
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As with any spa ... be sure to keep the pH in check. Human bodies are largely acidic and sweating in a spa will lower the pH significantly. Keep a bag of baking soda nearby and toss in a cup or two before you jump in. Persistent low pH will destroy your heating elements, in addition to drying out your skin.
Thanks for the tip
Thanks
Test your water before adding any chemicals don't just throw baking soda in willy-nilly
@@tastim With 26 years in the pool/spa business ... let me explain what happens when the average spa owner hears that.
They chase pH around ending up adding too much acid and damaging the spa.
Baking soda raises alkalinity, which is, in effect, the same as pH just slower to work. It buffers against quick pH changes in the spa water.
A cup of bicarbonate soda isn't going to hurt anything. People brush their teeth with it. :) And it almost guarantees a nice trouble free heater.
Too much baking soda will also cause pH lock that will show wrong readings for pH. Drain and fill, it's small.
Welp I'm sold I'll be drinking beer in one this weekend!
Did you get it? Do you like it? Does it get fairly hot in a reasonable amount of time?
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@@babydragon942 thank you
No doubt was getting ready to build one out of cedar $$$. Much easier and cheaper
It’s the best! I set it up alone no problem at 60 years old. So inexpensive and can be moved anywhere you can support the weight of the water. Love it!!!
I'm going to put one in the back of my van and relive the 70's.
Hell to the. Yes
Great idea for you !
I'm thinking about the back porch.
Thanks a lot. Just told my wife about a van and hot tub
She said ‘’ Why? So you can have sex with a lot of girls?!!!!’’
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i was just thinking of taking it camping..lol
Lmao!
I had one like this years ago and enjoyed it. Cheap, portable and can plug in to a socket. Would heat to 104. The only issue is when you turn the blower on it blows in air from outside, so if it is cold outside it blows in cold air. The temperature of the tub goes down very fast.
Maybe put a heater near the port where it pulls the air from in that situation. But not close enough to melt the tub.
Sounds like a death trap lol
For the price I said I would be happy with a year of service, going strong now for 2.5 years. I use it daily, one of the best purchases I’ve ever made, also I leave it running year round and is especially nice in winter.
We live in ont Canada and it gets cold here what do you do too keep it up all year
@@milothechihuahuabrunetandmommy , Not sure how it would handle Ontario winters but here in Tennessee it dips below freezing quite often and it does fine.
@@jamiefox1045 thank you for getting back to me
Really? what is your electrical bill?
@@milothechihuahuabrunetandmommy i put mine in the basement
I’ve had mine for 2 months, and absolutely love it! Drained it and added fresh water a week ago, very easy to do!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Does it cost a lot in electricity?
@@kayleeniekamp8316 yes
@@kayleeniekamp8316 We leave ours on all the time so it’s always ready. Or at least try to. It has an automatic shut off after 3 days. I guess it’s a safety feature, but it’s kind of a pain because sometimes we forget to run out and reset it and it takes a long time to get the heat back up. It’s always the next day. Anyway we barley notice much difference on our electric bill. We estimate about $15-$20 and again that’s running it almost 24/7. 😉👍
They don’t use a bunch at all, and leaving it running but not using as well as letting it turn off for periods will ruin your water pretty quick.
How do you let the water out
Nice explanation. Coleman should give you a nice gift. Thank you.
Love it !! Any hot tub will make noise , could make a box to deaden the sound
I was thinking the same! Make some type of insulated box with plenty of room all around... good to go!
Ridiculous complaint, yea enclose the electronics good idea....besides running bubbles lowers the temperature are you wanting a full conversation during that time not me, it’s not that loud.
For $800-1000 it's seems worth it to me, a friend payed $8000 for his and it lasted 2yrs before he had to start fixing his every season. My other friend thought he would learn from his mistake and payed closer to $20k for his high end one and it was the same story with seasonal repairs, so if you do the math buy a new coleman every time it has an issue or even gets dirty and your still saving money lmfao
For 20k I better be able to live in it..
Good to know
@@jonvon2044 AMEN BROTHER! LOL 😂
Well done. Always wanted a jacuzzi but never considered this until I saw your video.
Thinking about filling this and putting it in my bedroom and streaming would you recommend this?
Thank you so much for the review. I’ve been wanting to buy one but wasn’t sure.
Build a cabinet around the pump housing to cut down on the turbulent noise.
Any time I bought an inflatable anything for the back yard, it would develop holes from birds, squirrels, etc. climbing onto it.
We purchased the same model last year and we love it. We also paid around $300 (found it in the store on sale) and it is money well spent. It heats up to 104 and is perfect for sore aching muscles.
Are the jets strong?
Yeah how are the jets???
Thank you for your comments I’m very interested in getting a portable hot tub you have been a lot of help
I recently purchased this exact hot tub. It is really well built. Not NOT NOT for 4 people. 2 adults. Other than that it has performed very well. Nice jets, water heats up pretty fast. Nice cover. Keeps in the heat. I recommend you place some sort of padding like a tarp or carpet under the hot tub for protection from deck nails or small rocks.
With any hot tub I always recommend people take the claimed number and subtract by 2 for comfort.
And.a tarp over and a blanket maybe? If u keep it heated all the time.
I so.want a ouTdoor but these little inflates can,t handle freezing t.s. I,m kp.g it in a spare room and opening the window when using til Spring then it moves ro outdoors
I have mine sitting on a tarp on my back porch.
I recently noticed there is an air bubble in the liner part of the bottom of the hot tub. Is that an issue? Should I worry? I have only had this for 3 days.
There's such a thing called Gorilla pad. Something like that. People use it under their frame/vinyl pools. Very thick stuff looks great for cement or deck areas. I think you can buy it and cut it down to your size.
Yeah, I was looking at that thing thinking there was no way 4 adults would fit in it comfortably. Lol.
That Spa Tub is straight up gorgeous
I owned one in the past from like 2017-2019 before I moved out of my ex's house. For the price point it is quite a good product. We even used it in the dead of winter when it was 20 degrees out and there was snow on the deck. With that said though, one thing that I have to complain about this unit is that it does not hold its heat well. From the minute you get in and take the top off the hot tub you have about a 30 minute window to enjoy it. So you should know that if your fantasy is to sit out in your hot tub enjoying it for hours drinking beers with your friends, that ain't going to happen. The amount of heat loss will easily go from 104 to 95 or even 90 degrees in this time, which makes it a not so hot hot tub pretty quick. The temperature would easily go down and hover in the 80's on a 60 degree New York summer night with prolonged use. Again though, you are talking about a $350 portable hot tub, so it is pretty amazing for the price point. I just mention this specifically because this would never happen in my uncles in ground hot tub or industrial hot tubs you get from stores. The industrial hot tubs pretty much stay hot like you'd expect 100% of the time and this portable Coleman hot tub will not.
You could insulate this for under $100 with r12, and styrofoam. Concrete or wood if you’re feeling frisky.
@@hershekissed I mean hell why not just dig a hole in your back yard and use the earth to naturally insulate at that point? Insulating it maybe would work. It's a good idea. I'm skeptical about it though as most heat will probably be lost from the water into the air itself and not through the sides of the hot tub since heat rises.
Well I guess my friend was lucky cause I was in his for 3 and a half hours nice so idk.
Wow, the YT algorithm finally gets me.
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Lol 11:26 pm and I see this random video.
Thanks. Thinking about one for inside. Does the heater/pump make a lot of noise? I recognize the air blower does, but just to maintain heat and filtering, is it relatively quiet? Thanks again! Glad you enjoy yours. My outside one is a hike in the winter and I'm getting lazy, lol.
How good are the jets? I have radiation damage to my neck, and shoulders from cancer treatment. They suggest hydrotherapy but there is no place near me. I'm a fulltime RVer and need portability.
God bless you for your recovery. I have this model and the bubble jets are surprisingly strong enough to provide gentle massage. I love this hot tub. And I can put up and take down by myself.
I didn't know they made this!😲 Definitely getting one!!!
It's nearly a year later, how is she holding up?
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Noticed the same.....lol
It's all good until a cat comes along.
My cats would destroy that in less than 10 seconds with their claws and Kneading that they do.
I had a pool with a blow up edge and the neighbors cats scratched it! I don’t even own a cat! Or was it a squirrel? Idk
That's what shotguns are for.
Ok this is how you take care of a cat.Put some antifreeze on bologna.Why?Cause it eats the intestines that’s why lol
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Are you kidding me?! This is great!
Thanks for the video. I look forward to your follow up video later to see how it held up? I live where it’s 40 degrees and under for many months of the year so not sure why they don’t recommend using in these temperatures?
Because it won’t function correctly that too cold for it too keep up you need an outdoor hot tub $5,000 not $300
If you can keep it in a garage you’re set.
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How’s it holding up? Update video coming?
Had ours for a year and it's fantastic.
I kno what im getting NEXT TIME IM AT WALMART👍👍
CAUTION FOR COLD WEATHER USE...the tub works great for soaking, but the "jets" draw in ambient air from outside the tub and pumps it into the tub as shown. If the outside air is cold the water temperature will drop VERY fast. That aside, we're in Colorado and have had no problem with the tub in sub 40 degree weather. Fantastic winter soaker, should be a great summer jet tub as well.
Really? So you have had it outside this Winter? It has been such a cold winter! How do you get it stay warm?
@@alesiapiresio9719 Colorado winter. Set it at 104 (Max) and timer for 999 hours. With the lid on it will cycle between 104 and 102. (It seems to have 2 degree sensitivity. It hits 104, holds for a bit and turns off before reaching 106, and then turns back on when it gets down to 102.) Take the lid off at 104 and it takes about 40 minutes or so to drop to 100, which is about as long as I would soak anyway.
below 40 degrees warning is obviously there to protect the pump and blower system from freezing water that would crack the internals. If you have a shoestring budget what a deal to have something to relax in after work or just while the smoker is cooking
I got mine from wal mart last year!! It worked great all summer then stored it for the winter and have not hooked it back up. The bubbles actually are very massaging. The water at 104 is way to hot!! I keep it at like 98. The padding is nice I put it on top of a foam mattress and that made it super soft on the bottom. The cons is it’s super loud when the bubbles are on and the material the tub is made out of seams really thin like a kiddie blow up pool. But over all it was great!!!!
Do you think the jets are just as strong as a regular jacuzzi?
@@rosedeleon9390 😂🤣😂💩🤡
You could insulate the pump with a cover and deaden the sound
Aside from the loud noise, the pump really sounds like it's labouring when bubbling. I'd have to wonder what the runtime duration is on it. I'd be leary of running it too long and burnin' it out. And what's the power supply - 110v or 220v?
110v
Portable, inflatable, hot tub time machine.
I have an Intech inflatable hot tub which is very similar to this Coleman. This past Feb we had a week of sub freezing temperatures. I could not keep the hot tub heated because we kept losing electricity. I figured the tub was ruined from freezing, but it came thru fine.
Great, what's the dimensions of it. As I have quite a large balcony I would like to put it on.
Had mine two years now, quality product.
How much of an increase did you see in your electric bill if you don’t mind 😂
@@Adiccpnw roughly 15-21$ range (ballpark) if ran constantly.
@@karlthompson6277 thanks for sharing!
We just got ours delivered today. Can't wait to use it!
Can you get me one? Please
How is it?
@@Seek_Him how is what
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Coleman portable hot tub
I’ve always wanted one of these. Are they like the air mattresses and need daily reinflation because of external surroundings temperature?
Wondering the same
The machine inflates the tub aswell.
You should try to get commission from them for this, because I'm definitely buying one thanks to your video!
You could try to get a referral link or something. Thanks for this review!
There is no way I would get into this thing with 4 adults, this is definitely a two seater for you and your spouse.
Where's your sense of adventure?
If you don’t sit on a jet/filter first....dude didn’t get in it on this video...not sold on this p.o.c.
Feet would be in crotches for sure!
Me and 3 women would be comfortable.
@@dontquitpersevere323 Not for the women
GREAT VIDEO!!! It looks like a nice tub. The price today (APR 2021) is $569. You said it cost you about $350. WOW, That is a big jump in 1 yr. But I still may consider it.
And they claim inflation isn't a problem right now, but whoever decides that clearly doesn't factor in groceries, gas, or anything retail lol
I ordered mine on Walmart.com April 16 2021 paid $400 it was in stock and out of stock within a few hours prices fluctuate just keep checking u might get lucky I checked 3 times a day for about 3 weeks also on Amazon.
@@brandybradley21 Thanks for the info. I will check it out the way you explained. Thanks.
That was the price when you posted lol. They’re $348 if you can find a store with them
@@davidfr924 add it to your cart and when it restocks at a store
I just received my Coleman Saluspa Cali hot tub from Walmart online. It looks like this one (with the gray wicker look) but has a slightly different make up. For example, I do not see any openings to inflate the cover (which is already puffy) and I found only one opening to install a sanitation receptical inside the tub (even though it came with both a filter and a chemical holder). The chemical holder fits over the hole inside the tub (so I stuck two bromine tablets in it) and threw the filter in the water. I have a feeling that the filter needs to be stuck to the wall, but I cannot find an outlet for it.
My air pump does not form a tight seal with the opening in the hot tub wall, so even though I was able to inflate my tub, it is not rock hard, but a little soft and has little creases along the top. I have been looking at You Tube videos and no one has the exact same one. The closest is the Havana model.
I have not tried my tub yet because I am still preparing it, but I think it will be ready tomorrow morning. It is my first hot tub, so I am learning as I go. This is my tub:
Coleman 71" x 26" Cali AirJet Saluspa Inflatable Hot Tub with EnergySense™ Liner, 2-4 Person
www.walmart.com/ip/Coleman-71-x-26-Cali-AirJet-Saluspa-Inflatable-Hot-Tub-with-EnergySense-Liner-2-4-Person/294648335
Does anyone else have the Cali model?
Update: I found the opening for the filter and located the seal for the air valve- so my Cali is a lot better than before. Loving ❤ it.
No I didn’t get that one I got havana cuz the Cali looks like it wrinkles in all the photos I noticed that so I canceled the order and got Havana
Mine leaked air on first setup. Very disappointed! I expected much better. Contacted Bestway for warranty help. We will see...update on 4/5: Bestway had a new liner delivered on Easter Day. Set it up and holding air so far. I did not expect such fast response but they got on it.👍
Just got one for Safer at Home this last week and we love it. It is so worth it.
Does it cost a lot in electricity?
Yes it is about 100$ if you use it everyday or every other day. Still totally worth it during the pandemic. We would have spent way more than that on vacations but the pandemic has got us locked down so 100$ is no big deal. You do need to tests and do treatments about every day but we have had no problems keeping it clean. Scooping out foam when running the jets really helped keep it crystal clear. We got a storage box to keep it in during the winter. If it’s to cold it takes like 2 days to get it up to 104. We have used it several times a week sense we got it and it’s been a real life saver. If this thing ever breaks we will get a real hot tub because this thing has shown us we could take care of it and run it without to much trouble. We really love the hot tub.
This probably isn't safer at home. Water is dangerous, be careful over there.
@@ROCCOCYCLES hahaha. Well only if you have small children. I think most ppl are ok in 2 feet of water.
@@ROCCOCYCLES "water is dangerous"?! So is driving, I bet you still do that, though!
He sounds so disappointed off the gate..he said 4 small people i guess...well shit i cant come im 6 foot😆 great review
Wonder if you have to leave it running for the water to heatup..like all loud an stuff or it has a quiet water circulation to heat
can you run the filter only?Thanks, great info!
Really neat, thanks for the upload, I honestly had no idea these existed!
Great review - I've considered getting one of these in the past, leaning more towards it now.
I was wondering if the machine that make the bubbles and the whole cleaning process is save there from being damage for the water for any reason or it’s ok, she can handle water from outside. IDK people coming in and out may splash it by mistake.
what did it do to your electric bill???
can you heat the water to 104 without the loud pump unit going?
My son has had this for almost 1 year & loves it!
Once inflated does it stay inflated, or does it deflate over time? Have had many blow up pools, which deflate over few days and have to be reinflated?
With any inflatable, the trick is letting the plastic expand for at least 8 hours before use or filling. Many people don't know that and limit the limit life of their inflatables.
@@DJRenee I didn’t lol
Just got one today, can't wait to try it out.
How much ?
@@rainbowpandasays8851 it was $350.00 at the time without tax @ walmart.
How do you fill it with water
Link please?
Did you like it ?
So how cold before you have to take it down.
I would have it outside on the screened in porch
I just got one that says 5-7 adults and looks just like this. I'm wondering if some are bigger than others or they're all the same size. I'm exciting about it and can't wait till it ships!
How is it?
Could you get in it please? Does is bow down on the sides when people are moving around in it. Are the walls fairly firm when in use?
Nice video. How often do you have to change the water before it gets cloudy ?
So what are the electrical 🔌 requirements for the outlet ?❓
Being it's a heater, I would say the requirements would be a dedicated 120 volt GFCI protected 20 amp circuit.
Is it comfortable to sit in? The walls are 90* to the bottom so it looks pretty vertical.
I'm not certain, but, I would assume it's still comfortable to sit in because the density of water reduces the pressure your back would ordinarily feel, sitting at such a harsh angle.
Hot tubs are best in cold weather, at least for me.
My kids would use it for floating down the river..does it come with oars???
Could I set this up inside, like in my living room, without worrying about it leaking??
I take mine camping it’s amazing how many people come over and ask Is that a hot tub?
Where do you get 300 gallons of clean water when you're camping?
Unless of course you mean "camping"
@@getchasome6230 when you have full hook ups at the campsite or I use my 100 gallon portable water bladder that I put in the bed of my truck
@@Rick-nq3mz see? Now I know you're lying for attention because 100 gallons is less than half of what it takes to fill it up.
@@getchasome6230 not when you make 3 trips back and forth from a water source that is close by
@@Rick-nq3mz I dont believe it. Not at a busy campground with other people needing the water too. Itd take the better part of a hour to fill your tank each time .. on the other hand you might go thru all that for the attention. Some people crave it. Idk
how many pounds is it filled? unplug in rain? how long did it take to put up? would you put it on a wood deck off ground?
does it use a lot of power how much is that device taking like 1 or 2 watts?
These hot tubs that inflate, are sooo comfortable!! My friend has one, and they are WONDERFUL!!
Outstanding job on this review. Love to hear a fellow southerner talk. I can hear my drawl getting thicker by the minute.
Could you put this in the basement or is there too much humidity generated with it? Thanks
Of course you could.... But where is all that water going to go in an accident? It's inflatable and shit happens.... You're going to have to drain and refill it every month or so also. Just stuff to keep in mind. You will prolly need a dehumidifier as well.
I’ve had mine Going on five years..I did have to take the pump apart to put new seals inside and silicone some pieces because it was impossible to get parts.. but I love it its awesome ..It does get cold here in Atlanta even freezing but I just leave it run have no problems😊👍
Thank you I live in GA to 35 minutes from Atlanta. Did you see a huge change in your electricity we in the suburbs past six flags.
Mrs Mincey You’re welcome ..I didn’t see no change my electric bill to be honest with you.. I’m really good with the electric except for summertime my last bill was just $80 ..I got Jackson EMC..In the summertime it’s a little over 200 with the AC on 😎👍
@@hellcatredeye-g6582 thanks we have GA power and it never goes over 300 monthly and we have two units for each floor we're total electric so probably not a huge change in a house
Mrs Mincey Yeah I have two 12,000 wat units They pretty much never shut off from April to the end of October..😊
@@hellcatredeye-g6582 yeah that's GA weather lol
As soon as I heard that accent I subscribed. Sounds like somebody who knows got to assemble a hot tub.
I was wondering what kind of plug dose the pump have ?
Pretty cool product that I didn't know existed. Agree though, the shop vac/vaccuum loud motor is a bit much.
I set mine up today and it’s louder on a video but not in person
Ridiculous complaint, how else can you move that much air...again it’s $300, next complaint is I can’t leave it outside in a snow storm!
@@PnwOnTour get off it dude. It makes that much noise because it's a cheap ass pump. Yeah, that's what you get for only $300. You get to sit and "relax" in the bubbly water while your ear drums are being blown out by the loud ass pump sitting right next to you. That's not most people's idea of relaxing in a hot tub, idiot!
@@PnwOnTour Well you cannot even have it outside below like 50 degrees. So you definitely can’t sit in it in a snow storm. Lol But regular hot tubs, you can. And that is the best time to sit in a hot tub is in the winter with snow falling and 20 degrees outside. Summer is way too hot here to sit in a hot tub. It’s hot even late at night here in Summer. And spring here is too cold. Literally the only time this would work in Colorado, is early fall. Not worth the 300$. And also the electrical bill here would probably be 1000 more a month as electricity here is through the roof expensive.
@@mrspeeddemon727 real hot tubs are loud too
When draining, is it possible to attach a hose to the drain (without major mods) so you don't have to flood the immediate area?
Thanks for the video. We are getting ours on Wednesday.
Thanks for doing this, I always wondered if these would be worth it. Great price.
I wonder if I can run it from the ac outlet in my truck. I should Google the amp draw
Were you able to go back in time with it?
👋😀
I there a way to add an extension from the pump to the pool to move the pump farther away?
There probably is if you have a pool. But heavens, if you have a pool I’d think you’d have a real hot tub also. I mean if you have that kind of money to have a pool in your back yard.
@@alesiapiresio9719 what are you talking about??
I don’t think I could enjoy it when the pump is running. Is there perhaps a way to muffle the sound?
Any update on how well everything has aged?
First 2 seconds of looking at this I can see there's no way more than 2 adults can fit comfortably in there.
Exactly. My neighbor across the street bought one. Miserable sitting on the ground or deck, it offers no support when the jets begin, the jets are weak, hers started leaking within 4 months. She's back to sitting with me in my 7 seat, conventional hot tub.
I was in my neighbors,definitely wouldn’t recommend one,just my opinion,Iam six feet tall though 😂
U get what U pay for, put the unit works well
@@johnpilesky2571 exactly..
@@kristinebailey6554
And you're not smugly bragging or anything like that.
Wonder if I could put one in my shed as I have no privacy fence?
Can you turn the air bubbles down or is that the way that are all the time
Hmm..wonder if this heating system could work on above ground pool
How is everone's electric bill , had one years back and got rid of it due to very high electric bills.
So what I want to know do they have a bigger one?
How much does it cost every month on your electric bill?
We purchased one of these 2 weeks ago. It is great. It would be nice if the timer were more programmable. But for about $500 what more could one want? We have been in most evenings for about 45 minutes. It will be nicer when the outside temperature cools down. It’s almost too warm to use a hot tub. Make sure that your area supports the weight of the tub. It will be well past one ton with water and occupants. Have a blast……
Can I just plug this in on my back patio with my three prong regular plug?
That's nice I would definitely get one, thx for the video
My boyfriend bought this months ago and still hasn’t set it up!
Bummer Mitch
Lazy
Lol I will take it , we love our hot tub so considering one once we travel
That’s why he’s a boyfriend, u need a MAN.
@@loccstah3135 lol
I think it would be easy to add some tubing to get the motor farther away................
Though you'd have to insulate the inlet hose to keep the water at two when it travels the distance to the tub, nevertheless, if do the danger thing you suggested.
Wow that's incredible value especially with the jets running
How much does it cost to run! I am thinking about getting this one! Thank you! Enjoy!👍🏻🍹
Where did you find it at that price??? Everywhere I find a Havana model it's $500-700
Last years prices , all pool and spa companies put the screws to everyone last year because of covid and the stay at home order. ( Absolute price gouging ) they will have to come back down now because everyone that bought them are tired of the maint. and expense . keep an eye out for them on FB marketplace and Craigslist for a used one for about $100.00 ..They certainly are not worth more than $300.00 new... pool or spa
@@MyMason100 wrong. The price doubled because of supply and demand. Stimulus and inflation means it’s not coming down any time soon. 🤦🏾♀️
Vegas has a few Bahamas 2021 models for $348. Ymmv lol