Cowgirl Hot Tub

[@sallyfourth]

I'm inspired too! Instead of hot girl summer I'm going to have a hot tank summer.

[@trishatravelstheworld]

I love this! Maybe you could do both. :)

[@hmmm1200_YT]

This is an AMAZING built!!! Exactly what I have been looking for. Do you drain your tub after every use? I feel like I would be wasting so much water but want the water to be "safe" to be in too!

[@trishatravelstheworld]

@@hmmm1200_YT Good morning! Yes, I do drain it after every use since I don’t use any chemicals or stabilizers in it. My tub is on a bit of a slope, so I’ve hooked my drain hose to a little drip system to water my newly planted grape vines. I live in the Pacific Northwest so we do have quite a bit of water everywhere, but I imagine in some regions the water usage is a much bigger issue. I looked up the average 10 minute shower water usage - it’s around 25 gallons - so it’s almost the same consumption as a little longer shower. After your build, I’d love to hear how it went for you. Thanks for your comment and your question. :)

[@naturenamaste]

Brilliant lady,,,

[@trishatravelstheworld]

Thank you!

[@toddphillips6785]

Hi. Great video. I have a direct natural gas hookup with an on/off valve. Can you tell me what type of heater I would need and where I may be able to buy one for a reasonable price? I'm in AZ so it it won't ever be heating from really cold temps. Probably will be a 2 person size. Thank you!

[@trishatravelstheworld]

Hi Todd! I’d love to recommend something for you to use - unfortunately, the unit in the video is the only one I’ve ever really assembled myself. I’ll poke around and see what I can find, but your application sounds a little more like ones used in a in-home system. If you find the info before I do, please come back and post it here to help out others who might have the same question. :)