Here are some things the pros at BuyerZone suggest you consider when shopping for a hot tub:
* Most buyers prefer to install their hot tubs outside. Look at your yard and landscape and decide on potential installation locations. Hot tubs can sit above or below the ground.
* Sizes of hot tubs vary from small models that seat just 2 people to large models that seat 10 or more. How many people do you want to accommodate? A 7-foot tub is a fairly common size and typically seats about 4 to 6 people.
* There are 2 primary options for heating the water in your hot tub: electricity or gas. Electric heaters are more common and somewhat less expensive to install; natural gas heaters can reduce your operating costs over the long run.
* When you're getting price quotes on spa tubs, make sure the estimates include all aspects of the purchase: the tub itself, delivery, and installation, including electrical and water hookups.
My question is - if I live in a three bedroom condo, will my wife let me put a 4-6 man hot tub in the first bedroom?
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I don't know if that would increase the value of our condo...unless we sold it to some byu super bros :)
maybe nelson's roommates would be interested....
How could it not increase the value of your condo? It would be the best condo in Utah!
If you have a hot tub, do you need multiple TVs to allow for optimal viewing? Some could watch TLC on mute while sports are on the main TV?
Wonderful share! I am looking for a hot tub for my house and I honestly don't have any idea how to choose the best hot tub for my house. Thanks for this writing my friend! Extreme NO
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