SaluSpa Corsica Round Energy-Saving Smart AirJet Inflatable Hot Tub

I have this tub. Purchased it not on sale 10/21/2024, still going strong today, 5/12/2025. That is 568 days or about a year and a half. Placed on almost level back of house wooden deck with half inch pads under it. It has never moved since installed. Has been full of water and 104 degrees every single day, winter, spring, summer, fall, and winter again. Colorado winter with temperatures as low as ten below zero (-10 F). Changed the water and rechem every 90 to 100 days or so. Minor issues. Small leaks easy to remedy. Pump died. They shipped me a new pump free. The top has a few holes now because of hail and age. Not as thermally insulated as when new. Absolutely needs a new top inflatible stretch and over cover ASAP. I sit in it at least 4 times a week, sometimes for hours, wife loves it, she lets me spend this money on it. If it dies today I would salvage parts for spares and go buy a new one immediately. Spent less than a dollar a day cost over time. Another $1.15 average for electricity. Another 75 cents a day average for chemicals and other supplies. Total Spent $1,020.01 630.76 of electricity = $1650.77 divided by 568 days = $2.91. Just under three dollars a day. Worth every penny. Electricity usage, hot tub plugged in to KILL A WATT meter the entire time, total 4852 kWh, times 13 cents per kWh = $630.76 over 568 days = $1.11 per day for electricity. So electricity accounts for almost half the cost of owning and maintaining and using this hot tub.

biggest challenge is learning how to manage the chemicals. once you get that down you got it, just keep it maintained. Super strong walls, was pleasantly supprised how much quality for the price.