Lay-Z-Spa Waterfall | Soothing LED Waterfall for Hot Tubs, 7 Colour Lights

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The best inflatable hot tub for winter is if you have one of the very latest edition’s of the inflatable Lazy Spa hot tubs which all have built in anti-freeze technology from 2021 – More on that a little later! If you already have a hot tub and you looking for advice on how you can get set up to continue using your inflatable hot tub in the winter without it freezing up! Then we have a few tips for you below.

Changing the water will depend on the degree of usage and the chemical testing - if the levels have fallen out of range then the water should be changed and refreshed. Do Make sure you have a hot tub with either anti-icing or freeze shield technology or your hot tub could end up freezing up if temperatures drop below 3/4 degrees. See our short review of the hard-sided MSPA Tuscany premium with built-in Anti-Icing system and Ozone system, it also comes with whisper quiet technology which makes it run much quieter than regular inflatables. While there is a range of lazy spas available to buy, one of the biggest and best in the UK is the Lay-Z-Spa. As the country's most 5 stars reviewed hot tub brand, they provide premium inflatable spas with advanced technology, unique features and award‑winning design which helps these lazy spas stand out above the rest. You can go the extra mile and use a complete thermal hot tub cover as shown below. These save you vast amounts of money on your electric bill of up to 50% cutting your costs in half.

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Alkalinity neutralises the water to prevent it being too acidic. By measuring the pH levels you can test how acidic or alkaline your water is, helping to prevent a range of problems that can take away from the enjoyment of your spa. Using your testing kit, balanced pH levels should be between 7.2 and 7.6.

Take your spa relaxation to another level with the Lay-Z-Spa® Soothing LED Spa Waterfall! Compatible with all AirJet™& AirJet Plus™ Lay-Z-Spa hot tubs, the LED light alternates between 7 colors while water cascades from the angled waterfall attachment for up to two hours of enjoyment. Easily set up with a magnetic attachment connecting to the water outlet and a one-touch start button, you'll be unwinding in a stream of lights and a soothing heated waterfall. Featuring an IP66 waterproof rating, the LED light is protected from the powerful streams of water and everyday dust so you can enjoy it for many uses to come. All it takes are 3 AAA batteries (not included).Take in the ambiance of the soft lights and the sound of the soothing water as you relax in your everyday oasis. Features and Benefits As we mentioned earlier on, All new Lazy Spa’s from 2021 onward all have freeze shield technology built into them which is a great thing for hot tub lovers who want their hot tubs for all-year-round use. In freezing temperatures, the water will only get to about the low 90’s Fahrenheit (32-Celsius) at best, Most inflatable hot tubs will start to struggle to maintain maximum temperatures in freezing temperatures and also start to cost you more money to heat the water up unless you follow some of the insulation tips we have provided below. The Best Winter Inflatable Hot Tubs 2023

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Then once the jets have stopped, you drain out all of the water from the hot tub. (But please don’t pour the water out onto the grass, as the chemicals can cause damage to the environment. The short answer is yes if you have one of the latest 2021 Lazy Spa’s, you certainly can leave your lazy spa out in winter. And we’re not just talking about leaving it out until the weather gets to freezing temperatures at about 40 degrees Fahrenheit. “Older models from 2020 don’t have freeze shield built-in”

Now we’ve covered whether or not you can use your inflatable hot tub in winter it’s time to wrap up! We have mentioned all options on existing hot tubs or new hot tubs with winter freeze built-in, The simple answer to your question? Can you use an inflatable hot tub in winter is a big fat yes as long as you don’t mind freezing when you get out:)You can also use a complete hot tub cover that completely covers the whole tub overnight when not in use to further maintain heat levels more efficiently. Frequently Asked Questions? Can you leave an inflatable hot tub outside in winter? In fact, all hot tubs without freeze technology or anti-icing built-in do stand the chance of freezing up as soon as the area weather temperature drops below 40 degrees Fahrenheit which is 4 degrees Celsius. If you don’t have a freeze shield hot tub then we would recommend shutting down your hot tub when the weather gets this low. Or taking extra insulation measures on your existing inflatable hot tubs without freeze technology… (More on that later.) Don’t chance to leave your hot tub out in the cold if you don’t have anti-icing or freeze shield built in, the only exception would be if you are planning to leave the heater on at all times and add further insulation to stop your hot tub from freezing up altogether. Are Inflatable Hot Tubs Good In Winter? We also reviewed the super rigid MSPA Shatchi Concept MONO that also has Anti-Icing built-in along with an ozone system and other extras, this hot tub is super durable and made to last. Though it says it holds 6-people, Beware it’s more like 4-people realistically for comfort.

If you want to shut your inflatable hot tub down for the winter months, that’s no issue. It just takes a few very simple steps. explained below! With Foam Insulated Walls, it speeds up the heating time as less heat is dissipated during the heating cycle and prevents overall heat loss. This makes the Toronto as much as 40% more efficient than similar hot tubs. If you get yourself one of the newer models of lazy spa, you can leave your lazy spa out all year round, even in the coldest parts of winter. Then remove all of the water filters, and clean them by placing them in a cleaning solution. And you also need to clean out the filter basket.

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However, we also get that you may instead decide that you don’t want to use it in the winter if you think it will still feel too cold to use without all the work insulating it. This means that it will cost you more money on your electric bill to keep the tub running at your desired temperature unless you take some extra measures to insulate your hot tub ready for the freezing temperatures! ” Is your hot tub worth the investment to you” 6 Top Tips On How To Insulate Your Inflatable Hot Tub For The Winter As I believe we have already covered, you can continue to use your inflatable into the winter months if you wish to but you can also winterize it. But to be honest, as we said earlier they simply do not offer the same level of insulation relative to their non-inflatable counterparts such as a hard sided hot tub or a hard shell hot tub. “But they are more expensive than inflatables”