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pros & cons of hot tub in garden.
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hi family are thinking of investing in an outside hot tub any comments as to best ones to buy & whether they are beneficial to all..i,m sure it would get used regularly. thanks .
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Oh the british weather, infection control and keeping it clean, mozzies, really not sure why you would want one.
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No but my neighbours used to - they moved thank goodness. Kids SCREAMING all through the summer holidays, every day all day once they got it. Parents and friends in it at midnight getting more and more pizzed and louder and louder. Then the novelty wore off and eventually they moved much to the relief of everyone else. The next people had it removed.
I'm sure you wouldn't be so inconsiderate to your neighbours, if you have any, o-e.
I'm sure you wouldn't be so inconsiderate to your neighbours, if you have any, o-e.
Each to there own but I find them tacky and a somewhat chavvy 'must have' item.
On a more personal note I would never dream of climbing in the bath beside family members and friends so why would I do it just because the bath is in the garden?
Definitely a no from me O-E but I hope you enjoy it if you do decide it's for you and yours :)
On a more personal note I would never dream of climbing in the bath beside family members and friends so why would I do it just because the bath is in the garden?
Definitely a no from me O-E but I hope you enjoy it if you do decide it's for you and yours :)
I gather they take a LONG time to warm up the water from cold (ie high cost of electricity).
If you want to use them a lot during the summer you need to keep them on all the time (or wait till they warm up) - again more high cost of electricity.
Overll - high cost of electricity.
Also note if you want it in the back garden you may need to hire a crane to get it over the house and into the back garden (depending on the access to your house).
A relative of mine had a neighbour fit a hot tub, and the only way to get it in was to crane it over the top of the house.
If you want to use them a lot during the summer you need to keep them on all the time (or wait till they warm up) - again more high cost of electricity.
Overll - high cost of electricity.
Also note if you want it in the back garden you may need to hire a crane to get it over the house and into the back garden (depending on the access to your house).
A relative of mine had a neighbour fit a hot tub, and the only way to get it in was to crane it over the top of the house.
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