The BEST INFLATABLE HOT TUB in 2021?

[@Stebs_Paintings]

I'm in the process of researching which hot tub to buy, and find videos like this very helpful, thank you.

[@Julie_77777]

I want it! 2 main reasons - hydrojets, square shape + no external massive box which wouldn't work in my garden

[@chrisfaircliffe5533]

Costco uk

[@NovoNovosedlik]

Julie, did you try the hydrojet yet? Are these strong enough? Your answer would help a lot!

[@Julie_77777]

@@NovoNovosedlik I preordered 3 months ago for the beginning July delivery - finally I will have it! Will let you know once received and set up. To be fair I don't think these hydrojets will be strong, but I'm ok with that, I'm being realistic that this is not a real hot tub with powerful jets. But I know they are quieter than airjets

[@milothechihuahuabrunetandmommy]

I just got my intex hot tub and it's great I haven't set it up yet Because winter is coming but once spring comes it will be set up I cant wait thanks for sharing God bless you always

[@EclecticEcossian]

Top video - the points made actually make me consider changing to this instead of the Vegas we currently own

[@bellbird]

As usual a very thorough and clear review. I really would like to move on from my old spa (same as your old one) and set up with one of these. I hope they become available in Australia.

[@johnroberts5959]

Hi Adam I have just watched your video on saving money on using the hot tub. The hot tub we have has winter insulation all around, an inflatable lid also with all year round insulation so by keeping the heat on constantly keeps the power consumption down considerably. This also means that less chemicals are used as the water isn't heating up and cooling down constantly for use. I was unable to comment on it as it wasn't possible. But informative 👌

[@milothechihuahuabrunetandmommy]

Do you notice your electricity go up more in the summer or winter I am a new hot tub owner I wont be setting mine up until spring any information would help thanks a bunch merry Christmas God bless you always

[@johnroberts5959]

@@milothechihuahuabrunetandmommy uses a little more in the winter just on tick over but mine has a winter jacket on it that keeps the heat in more the lid has the same. It will use a lot more when used as the bubble going on cools the water so the heater needs to work more. I wouldn't turn it off like he suggests in his videos as you will use more chemicals to keep it balanced 💯 and you will use a lot of electricity to heat it up the average hottub will take around 15 hours from cold to heat up, this makes no sense to do when on tick over it is instantly ready and electricity usage is minimal to keep it heated to the required temperature set. It will take you about an hour to inflate everything and get it positioned where you want with the floor tiles etc then depending on the water it holds about 4 to 5 hours to fill then 15 ish hours to heat up fully. I got ours done in the afternoon in just 6 hours from getting home from work to filled then it was fully heated by lunchtime the following day in all to heat it fully I think it cost around 45p an hour to heat up that was for 15 hours. During the hotter times it will heat up once maybe twice in 24hrs when unused and in the colder months 2 to 3 times a day it will heat up the time ranges around 30 minutes to an hour depending on the ambient temperature 🌡. I hope this helps a little bit for you. If you can get the 4 in 1 tablets from ebay or amazon chuck a couple in every few days and they will keep the water regulated the only things you will need to track is the PH levels and add or minus the water and once a week add a small amount of antifoam to the water

[@milothechihuahuabrunetandmommy]

@@johnroberts5959 thank you so much I appreciate your help more then you know have a beautiful day God bless you always

[@johnroberts5959]

@@milothechihuahuabrunetandmommy you are welcome my friend 😊

[@PhilipGuest]

Great video, which made some excellent points. We're very happy with our Otium tub - the ease of installation, range of features and relative quietness to other tubs on the market make it well worth considering.

[@NovoNovosedlik]

Hey Philip, could you please give some comment about the power of the hydrojets? They seem very weak in the video. Thanks!

[@PhilipGuest]

@@NovoNovosedlik No, we’re very happy with the power of the hydrojets.

[@MrDLYouTube]

I just ordered my MSpa Otium, very excited to try it out.

[@lejeuvideo]

how is it? still working?

[@MrDLYouTube]

@@lejeuvideo ohhhh, forgot about this post/comment. lol Well, no. I didn't keep it. It came all banged up and damaged via mail. The shop said "nah it's fine", so I fired her up. It ran for about 10 minutes, turned it off and found metal shards and a few small springs in the water. Sent it back for a refund. They offered me a new, but I just didn't want to take the risk buying from them again. I would 100% buy the same product again, it was a great kit. Solid and easy to setup. But not from that website due to the awful shipping .They just sent it in the original box, which has zero protection. Just the tub wrapped in a simple cardboard box. But sadly here in my country it seems like MSPA is only a web based shop and only them sell it. So....ah well.

[@lejeuvideo]

@@MrDLKZbin i very much appreciate you took the time to reply. Apparently these don’t last long at all so just trying to find someone who can comment after a year+ …so far no one can say it still works! I think you may have dodged a bullet

[@MrDLYouTube]

@@lejeuvideo Well, my impression is the majority of these "cheap" inflatable tubs do die off after around 3 years. I know several friends that have different brands, and that seems to be the pattern. One guy I know bought a solid tub, and his has outlasted all of them.

[@mraldridge7612]

Can you do a review on the cleverspa Cotswolds , just brought it watched 4-5 of your videos really helped! Iv got 20 minutes before my test , did one after an hour for my own pleasure lol everything was fine but the Ph so I’ll test again after the full 2 hours and see and adjust accordingly 👍🏻

[@andymason1656]

Great review, has many advantages over layz spa hawaii & i am very tempted to buy one ! Would be great if there was a discount code as this model is a premium price ! But one issue puts me off- would be very helpful to explore the warranty side of mspa products as i have seen a lot of negativity surrounding faulty products & customer service on social media because it is a all in one unit you cannot swap out liner or pump if they go wrong

[@hippocleaning]

Great review. Just ordered one to replace the Layzspa that constantly leaks water and has a hefty pump on the side.

[@hippocleaning]

Quick update. I’ve just read the reviews on trustpilot, won’t be buying one after all. Wow! They’re bad reviews.

[@1983Jacko]

@@hippocleaning Have you decided on another inflatable with better reviews?

[@gemma6907]

Great in depth review of this hot tub. We have an older mspa alpine that we have had for just over 5 years now and really want to upgrade to this one because of the jets as well as bubbles and extra water cleaning features. I noticed that you said the jet power is controllable. Can you have the bubbles on different levels of power or is just on or off for those?

[@oddsandwindsocks5905]

Superb review.

[@NovoNovosedlik]

Thank you Adam! That’s a great review. I am now struggling between the Muse Otium & the Hawaii HydroJet Pro. Which one can you recommend more?

[@Lisa-bt4wi]

How do you deflate the hot tub? Can you please do another video. I have just bought one. Thanks

[@oggzbarber4213]

Hi Adam thanks for your time for making this video. I only have one question…. When you sit inside is there any comfy seat or you literally sitting in floor flat ? Thanks.

[@SailingAquila]

This tub, like most inflatable hot tubs, does not have seats as such. The floor of the hot tub is padded and quite comfortable. Having fixed seats is tubs is a mixed blessing. While they add a little extra comfort, they raise you out of the water. Personally, I prefer it coming up to my neck rather than my chest.

[@zadd797]

How does mspa rank compared to the competition? Such as Intex or Best way

[@ronaldvissichelli9440]

what model were you showing

[@JamesAlternatives]

I'm so bummed you can't buy this model anywhere in the U.S.

[@patrice3382]

I know I was looking and not updates on a US version I’m pretty bummed out 🙁

[@jaycarter1252]

Same 😞

[@hamishhavoc]

my wife is worried about the cats damaging the side walls or the top. How sturdy is the material compared to the Lay z spa Hawaii?

[@terjehimle3107]

The Material is very sturdy on the Lay-z-spa Hawaii Hydrojet pro. It is rough and hard to the touch (like elefant skin) I like it :)

[@georgetalep]

Thanks Adam, great video! I have a disability, I can't sit up in the water and need some support to float. Would it be okay to put Epsom salts into an inflatable tub and turn it into a float tank? Or would the pump not cope with that?

[@timhiscocks2672]

Layz spa Hawaii hydro jet or this one? You’ve had both of them now.

[@terjehimle3107]

I altso want to know? :)

[@timhiscocks2672]

@@terjehimle3107 I guess we’ll never know.

[@bjorntencate164]

Any lay z spa is better than a Mspa.. Mspa is a cheap brand with cheap materials and shit warranty customer service

[@scotthawkins5347]

Always suspicious of reviews when a Freeby is mentioned

[@oliverross8788]

Hey brother just wondered if you were still able to answer a question or two that definitely looks like the best one I've seen a while back I got a Coleman hot tub but it blows in cold air when you turn the bubbles on I think I read something on yours that says the air bubbles are heated can you leave the Jets and air bubbles on and the temperature not changed because if that's the case it would be a game changer for me not including all the other pluses I see on this one and sir I also see a lot of them that look the same but don't have the same features that yours has would you know what direction or a right direction to shoot me to where I can get the same one you have thanks a lot for any time you have!!!

[@dalewright8188]

Can you have the heat plus bubbles on at the same time?

[@paulkent642]

Yes, I'm not convinced the heat stays at maximum power (that's just conjecture) , but it stays on and also still heats the air for the bubbles. Heated air bubbles is amazing!

[@ernstdante]

How is the power of the hydrojets? Their website says 0.5-0.7 bar, which sounds pretty weak. The jets on the Hawaii Hydrojet looks more powerful. Thoughts?

[@SailingAquila]

The hydro jets seem powerful enough and I certainly hadn't noticed that they weren't as powerful as my Hawaii.

[@Julie_77777]

Where can I buy it in the Netherlands? Can't see any, unless it's out of stock

[@dicknicholson7580]

Where is it available in USA?

[@Rascal1291]

great great great !

[@dazbrown7496]

Hi, just bought one based on your recommendations. One question, do I leave the UV & cleaning function on all the time?

[@SailingAquila]

I've been using the UV and Ozone after using. The Ozone turns itself off after a little while, and I leave the UV going all night.

[@lejeuvideo]

hello! still happy with it? i hear they brake easily

[@Svobyy]

Hi Adam just wanted to asked you I own this spa and absolutely love it just not sure how often would you change the water as it’s always perfectly clean . Also I noticed you using net on the filter I been told not to use it from provider as it’s some issues with heating if you use it Thanks for your videos it’s very helpful

[@SailingAquila]

I understand my hot tub to be something of an early version and the filter/net arrangement is being changed on newer models. The net can cause problems if it becomes clogged, but I've not had any issues myself.

[@robertrace6165]

Hi What’s the warranties on the spa. Can you get the spares ok or is it like some a throw away after a few years because you can’t or the price of parts has much as buying a new tub complete. Thx oilynuts

[@SailingAquila]

Hard for me to say as I've never had anything go wrong with mine or needed any spare parts. The tubs themselves can get leaks, but come with a kit to patch up.

[@manicmarley5731]

How do you rate this against other brands like lay-z etc

[@rezaghasemi795]

Hi . I just bought this hot tub but it takes ages to heating I don't know how I can heat the water quick. Can you please tell me how to do it ? Thanks

[@SailingAquila]

They heat up at 1-2 degrees per hour. That's normal for most inflatable hot tubs. If you want it hot fast, then drain some water and fill up again with hot water from the tap.

[@rezaghasemi795]

Many Thanks for responding sir . That is helpful 🙏👍

[@lejeuvideo]

hi, is it still good a year later? thanks!

[@acptelford1307]

What happens if the pump breaks, is the whole spa no good?

[@SailingAquila]

Not sure as I've not experienced it. When empty, you can get to the pump from underneath, although not sure what it accessible/replaceable. Next time I empty the water I'll take a look.

[@hopeciccaerllo_delrio126]

Where can I purchase the hot tub

[@1983Jacko]

How easy is to collapse this hot tub and put it away for the winter? Anyone have experience doing this?

[@SailingAquila]

Mine is packed in garage at the moment. It was easy enough to empty, clean and pack away. The only downside is that it takes up a lot of space when deflated as the pump and hydrojets are rigid inside the inflatable bit.

[@1983Jacko]

@@SailingAquila Thanks, I have a shed with some extra space so that's where I might stuff it during the winter provided that it fits.

[@DazMolly74]

Great review are there LED lights included with this unit ?

[@SailingAquila]

MSpa sell some floating LED light accessories, but they do not come with the hot tub as standard. They're quite nice - like a floating ball of light.

[@Mirek1107]

Cann i sit in it when heating is on and heating water?

[@SailingAquila]

Yes, absolutely. When I was using it earlier in the year, I often had the heating on while using to stop the water cooling too quickly.

[@terjehimle3107]

Otium or Hawaii ? :)

[@terjehimle3107]

I just bought the Lay-z-spa Hawaii hydrojet pro and love it :) But i i think the Mspa Otium is more quiet??

[@terjehimle3107]

i just saw this. So glad i bought Lay-z-sap kzbin.info/www/bejne/e16QpJZ3p9WFd7s

[@sdsparkes]

IMO, the Lay Z Spa Hawaii Pro looks much better. Great video just don’t like the tub.

[@SailingAquila]

Fair enough. The Otium has a few more features than my Hawaii, but the look/design is really personal preference. Will only know in a year or two how the durability of the two compare.

[@ronangrande2986]

@@SailingAquila Hi! I have an important question. Which hot tub has a stronger water and air massage in the sensations. Otuum or Lazy Spa Hawaii?

[@SailingAquila]

@@ronangrande2986 hard to say, fairly similar.

[@ronangrande2986]

@@SailingAquila thanks! :) if you were to buy one of these now, would it be Otium or Hawiaii?

[@SailingAquila]

@@ronangrande2986 they are quite similar. The Otium has slightly better features, including more hydrojets. Having used a newer Lay Z Spa Barbados with the insulation layer - I’d recommend factoring in that too. You can get an add on for the Hawaii.

[@gamerpro4765]

Where is you lazy spa huawei hydro jet pro

[@mtfbwy78]

How much is it boy?

[@SailingAquila]

You can find you local stockist by clicking the link in the description. The price in the UK is £1,249.

[@mtfbwy78]

@@SailingAquila Cheers squire

[@cheriegoodwin6819]

I got mine for £200 last year as it was a display model, great saving. .. trying it for first time this week

[@seautoshybridsmpvs7933]

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[@seautoshybridsmpvs7933]

Hi. When using bubbles tub inflates to the white section of valve. On my old mspa tekapo there was a valve to turn to inflate then off to use. Is this normal? Obviously on a hot day the tub expands anyway and I don't want to damage. I have been releasing air after using bubble function

[@mrjon75]

I wish there was a Hydro Jet aimed strait at me bum!

[@AustinPetDetective]

Lol 6 people in that.

[@FLsheepdog1]

Integrated pump = whole thing in the rubbish if pump or heater break.

[@SailingAquila]

You can access them from underneath the hot tub. Not tried it, but looks like you can remove them if necessary.