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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.We stayed in a little cottgae in the mountains near Granada, and it had a 'rooftop jacuzzi' ie a belfast sink big enough to sit in. A nice lady came round to add chemicals to it so we could sit in other people's pubes and skin cells, but with added hypochlorite. I found out how to drain and refill it after she said ta-ta.
We have neighbors that did the hot tub thing... here in the U.S. They used it for about a year, maybe a little more and then found it too difficult to maintain. They go rid of it and invested in an outdoor sauna. Not all that big... maybe 6 feet by 8 feet. Takes about 1/2 hour to warm up so they don't need to keep in on all the time and it's easily maintained. They use it a lot and it's great whent he temperature outside is -20 (F) and the snow's blowing past the window...
Breeding ground for legionaires disease, too. Read this government leaflet before you make your mind up...
http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/spalegion.pdf
http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/spalegion.pdf
Thanks everyone for all your very interesting comments- daughter and I had a twilight session at Bath Spa pool as a late christmas present from other half-this is what gave us the idea of investing in hot tub - i'm sure they would be interested to read some of the issues raised!! We as a family-now 4 adults- are not at all 'chavvy' nor inconsiderate of our neighbours nor a 'must have' family- but all quite sporty & have quite strenuous jobs so are looking for the health & chilling out benefits more than anything else. As for the bugs, most tubs are now self cleaning & we will be sure to adhere to basic hygiene considerations (for ourselves & the hot-tub!!) . I don't see anything wrong in sitting in clean water with my (clean) children & husband & am amazed that some find this abhorrent.Have spent the afternoon visiting various dealers within our area & have been impressed with most of what we've seen- so hopefully in a few weeks time we will be soaking our aching limbs in a warm & inviting tub after a hard days work....wine glass in hand...watching the sunset.....
Oh no not after reading snags and mosaics ideas. I cannot see the sense of sitting in a warm bath outside, or even on a covered patio, with any neighbours chancing to look over the fence. I wouldn't share it with any friends or family (not that they are unclean or anything) I don't want to see their bits and bobs, getting out of the hot tub and trailing the water into the house is another thing.
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