Great video!! I just bought one yesterday and am waiting on a gazebo to be delivered so that I can put it in it. This review is VERY helpful and I can't wait to get mine set up!!
I think a plastic tub is carcinogenic specially when it's hot. As far as I know WHO says plastic materials are carcinogenic even BPA free. What makes this tub different from what WHO declared?
Thank you for taking the time to do this video. Very helpful. Just wondering ... if you use it 2-3 times a week, how often should you change the water? Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the video, curious if anyone experienced and error E02 during initial inflating? I’m stuck at step 1 and can’t move forward. The pump turns on and blows air for 2 seconds then the error displays and it stops blowing air.
Took around 14-15 hours to heat up to set temperature. After that it's stays set as you have it while covered. It will cool down a few degrees after using for a period of 15-20 minutes. It's done really well so far.
Mine didn’t seem to come with a bottom filter. I’ve been trying to use it anyway and I noticed it will not heat despite me increasing the temperature. Are those 2 issues related?
Nice video. Thanks. I'm giving this exact model to my wife for Mother's Day this weekend. 1. Any setup tips I need to know so that I don't run into any problems? Is it clear which parts hook up to which valves? 2. Do you have a mat or padding on your deck, underneath the tub? 3. Does the tub come with the two filter cartridges that you need? Do you know what size/model the replacements are? 4. Do the bubble "jets" go off automatically after a certain number of minutes running? It sucks that the instructions that come with these things are so terrible. I don't know why they can't just provide a useful manual with it.
In my opinion everything about the setup was very clear. All of the connections line up well as long as your surface is level. I do not currently have anything underneath it but I am planning on getting a outdoor rug for it. It does come with 2 filters. If you Google Coleman Saluspa Havana filters it will point you to the ones you need. The have several quantity options on Amazon. I believe the air jets cut off automatically after either 15 or 20 minutes. After that you can fire it back up for the same amount of time.
I actually have one and I’ve been doing a lot of research before I purchased mine and believe it or not it doesn’t actually use up that much electric do you think it would but it really doesn’t it really doesn’t even put a dent in the electric bill and I actually live in a really big Old historical home so heating the house is crazy but you would think because you do have to run it all the time it would run up your electric bill but it really doesn’t and it has to do with the way that they’re made they’re basically low energy Definitely worth getting
i have a very stupid question, can I leave the motor under the rain? i mean it should be water proof but that digital panel doesnt seem too much of waterproof. also I will be needing those jacks because I just set the tub on the deck
Hey I just bought one of these but I can’t set it up on my deck and need to put it in a further location from the power source. I haven’t unboxed it to see how long the cord is, but I don’t think it’s gonna be long enough...can I use an extension cord, Do you know? Thank you for your time 😊
You can but, the cord needs to be a #12 AWG or, better yet, a #10 AWG. AWG stands for American Wire Gauge and the lower the number, the larger the wire diameter and the higher the Ampacity. In the case of wire gauge, "bigger is better."
Hello sir! I just bought one of these and was wondering how wide they are? I can’t seem to find anything online about the radius from outside wall to outside wall. Only inside wall to inside wall.
Do you have to keep the pump on at all times for it to stay hot to use whenever you want? I bet that uses a lot of electricity to keep it on all times?
Really appreciate your details in describing the pool.
Great video!! I just bought one yesterday and am waiting on a gazebo to be delivered so that I can put it in it. This review is VERY helpful and I can't wait to get mine set up!!
Glad you found it helpful. Gazebo sounds cool!
I think a plastic tub is carcinogenic specially when it's hot. As far as I know WHO says plastic materials are carcinogenic even BPA free. What makes this tub different from what WHO declared?
Thank you for the jack idea 💡 I didn’t know they sold those
Just got mine. How long does take to heat up? Mine is on 82 right now
We just received our Coleman Hot Tub! Love it.
Awesome!
Just set mine up today!
man supporting the Bottom of the Deck that was Clever 👍,. Thanks for ALL your help,. I just got one Today👌
Yes sir. Hope you enjoy!
Would you recommend it? Any down sides?
Adding extra support to the deck was the furthest thing from my mind. Thanks for the heads up.
Great review, thank you! I’ve been shopping around for one of these
Thank you!
Only 2 people and u better be married
At least it's easy to transport... can't wait to get one
This thing is the next best thing to an organization. It's the best investment I've made in my health.
Thank you for taking the time to do this video. Very helpful. Just wondering ... if you use it 2-3 times a week, how often should you change the water? Thanks in advance.
Thanks for watching! I change mine every 3 months with similar usage.
2 years later...does it still work?
Whats the plug in it for
They list for damn near $690 online with Walmart as of 3 days ago. The Bahama one at least. My fiance and I found ours at a local Walmart for $348
@AVLRECORDS True story
Good idea with the jack , wonder how this guy works in the winter 🥶
We will see!
Did it last how it go
Thanks for the video, curious if anyone experienced and error E02 during initial inflating? I’m stuck at step 1 and can’t move forward. The pump turns on and blows air for 2 seconds then the error displays and it stops blowing air.
Switch the hoses, it's opposite of an intex pool. This should help.
How's it going sir 2 question not sure if uve answered
from when u power it up to it get hot time ?
How's it holding up?
Took around 14-15 hours to heat up to set temperature. After that it's stays set as you have it while covered. It will cool down a few degrees after using for a period of 15-20 minutes. It's done really well so far.
Mine didn’t seem to come with a bottom filter. I’ve been trying to use it anyway and I noticed it will not heat despite me increasing the temperature. Are those 2 issues related?
I don't think a filter issue would prevent it from heating.
Nice video. Thanks. I'm giving this exact model to my wife for Mother's Day this weekend.
1. Any setup tips I need to know so that I don't run into any problems? Is it clear which parts hook up to which valves?
2. Do you have a mat or padding on your deck, underneath the tub?
3. Does the tub come with the two filter cartridges that you need? Do you know what size/model the replacements are?
4. Do the bubble "jets" go off automatically after a certain number of minutes running?
It sucks that the instructions that come with these things are so terrible. I don't know why they can't just provide a useful manual with it.
In my opinion everything about the setup was very clear. All of the connections line up well as long as your surface is level.
I do not currently have anything underneath it but I am planning on getting a outdoor rug for it.
It does come with 2 filters. If you Google Coleman Saluspa Havana filters it will point you to the ones you need. The have several quantity options on Amazon.
I believe the air jets cut off automatically after either 15 or 20 minutes. After that you can fire it back up for the same amount of time.
Do you have to keep the pump on at all times for it to stay hot? Doesn’t that use up a lot of electricity?
I actually have one and I’ve been doing a lot of research before I purchased mine and believe it or not it doesn’t actually use up that much electric do you think it would but it really doesn’t it really doesn’t even put a dent in the electric bill and I actually live in a really big Old historical home so heating the house is crazy but you would think because you do have to run it all the time it would run up your electric bill but it really doesn’t and it has to do with the way that they’re made they’re basically low energy Definitely worth getting
i have a very stupid question, can I leave the motor under the rain? i mean it should be water proof but that digital panel doesnt seem too much of waterproof. also I will be needing those jacks because I just set the tub on the deck
Mine is partially covered from rainwater. I've had the tub since the posting of this video. No issues so far.
The pump and panel are waterproof
Hey I just bought one of these but I can’t set it up on my deck and need to put it in a further location from the power source. I haven’t unboxed it to see how long the cord is, but I don’t think it’s gonna be long enough...can I use an extension cord, Do you know? Thank you for your time 😊
I'm not certain if you can or not. I haven't tried it using an extention cord.
You can but, the cord needs to be a #12 AWG or, better yet, a #10 AWG. AWG stands for American Wire Gauge and the lower the number, the larger the wire diameter and the higher the Ampacity. In the case of wire gauge, "bigger is better."
I'm using a pink 100 foot cord runs from from house to back down to yard .. and plugged in, runs fine, great! No issues no blows. 120 plug 🔌
Hello sir! I just bought one of these and was wondering how wide they are? I can’t seem to find anything online about the radius from outside wall to outside wall. Only inside wall to inside wall.
I'm currently out of town. I will check that for you when I return!
71 inches x 71 inches x 28 inches for the bahamas edition.
And, how far from the side of the spa to the far edge of the pump unit? In other words, how far does it stick out? I'm tight on space.
Do you have to keep the pump on at all times for it to stay hot to use whenever you want? I bet that uses a lot of electricity to keep it on all times?
All the time. My bill increased $25-30 a month.
@@Kcterry What do you keep your spa set at temperature wise?
Always 104
Can you use as a cold tub? Instead of a hot Tub? Seeing if it could run just plain cold water
Don't see why not
Yes
How long does it take it to warm up? We just got one
I believe mine took around 16 hours initially.
Nice pool.
Thanks
Can you buy replacement filters at Walmart
You should be able to order them from Walmart.com or Amazon. I haven't seen them in a store in a while.
so it's been about 7 months. how's the hot tub holding up ?
Doing good still. No issues.
Does this unit have a built in light?
It does not
Do you leave the pump on all the time
Yes
Does this have a led light?
It does not.
How long do it takes to heat up
14-16 hours
I’m considering one when we get our house. How’s it holding up? Still going strong??
So far so good
Why is mine only bubbling on 1 side
The air jet tube doesn't go all the way around the bottom because of the filters
@@Kcterry so it doesnt bubble all the way around i see everyone elses bubbling all the way around
Mine does not
Didn't still hold up?
So far so good
1700 pounds of water busted my deck. Be aware to load test your area first. I love this hot tub. It was worth getting the deck shored up.
Mine is too. It's shown towards the end of the video.
@@Kcterry yep 👍
Hi! Do you need a 220v dedicated line to run that tub?
No sir.
Watch the dm video
how much on the electric bill
$25-35 a month
@@Kcterry even with it on 104 always? thats not bad
Sounds like a shop vac motor.
Just how hot does it get to
104 degrees farenheit
Can someone explain to me why mine won’t get hot?
Not enough fore play?
Mine either! Just wondering if it takes a long time to heat up
dim the lights and put on some music to set the mood
take it to camping
Nice place for being slow af
He sound like he's from BAMA!!!
Roll Tide!!!
Haha
Good video but my god your voice sounds like it's stuck at 25% speed my friend. SPEED UP!!