LAY-Z-SPA Thermal Cover Review does it make a difference?

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[@stephenl1027]

Thanks so much for this. Just getting unbiased, factual information in heat loss over time is so helpful

[@LurgsHowToGuides]

@@stephenl1027 Been super pleased with ours. Helps with keeping it warm but also protects Spa from sunlight. 😎

[@lpatterson5005]

A saving 3 degrees i thought it may have been more like 8-12

[@sven-ovebjerkan3539]

So it was a difference of 3 degrees. I guess in those ambient temps, it will heat about 1.5 degrees per hour? So it would take 2 hours of extra heating without the cover. The heating element is 2 kW, so you saved 4 kWh. Don’t know your energy prices, but I guess around 0.15£/kWh? So you saved 0.60£ in about 12 hours. During the day in the sun, it would save less than during the night, so let’s say 1£ saved per 24 hours? So by using it only during spring/summer/autumn (250 days per year?) it would take 5-6 months to break even on the investment (125£), if you heat it to 38 degrees every day. Does this sound about right? I’m considering buying one myself, just want to figure out the ROI of it before deciding. 😊

[@LurgsHowToGuides]

If it’s a cold night it will definitely save money, but also it protects it from direct sunlight which will perish the Lay Z Spa. Been pleased with ours

[@janhusar9105]

The cost of this thermal cover is less than the electricity used without it?

[@valterskarklins]

Just bought it the one for santorini for 140£ and have a look will it help at all 😂 as its around 7 to 16 degrees outside and i want to start running it ,will have a look will it actually help or not ,im pretty sceptic but i give it a try and if anything send it back

[@LurgsHowToGuides]

Yeh it really does help a lot. It’s like us wearing a big thick coat when it’s cold outside. And also helps protect the Spa from the suns rays

[@DoNpHoBiATV]

How would you say this product compares to others? For example - Lazy Spa's £130 one VS a £30 off Amazon? is it worth the extra £100?

[@LurgsHowToGuides]

I've only got the official one so I'm afraid I cannot comment. But in my experience you always get what you pay for and the official one is good.

[@daleransome2927]

I’ve got this version and my neighbours got the lazy spa one, no difference at all I’d say

[@tonyanddeb1012]

​@@daleransome2927 This version IS the Lay Z Spa version!

[@Jennifer-zb4gc]

Ty for your great video 😊

[@LurgsHowToGuides]

My pleasure 😎

[@MrRayben28]

Thx for the Video. Now im sure to buy one for my new Santorini. Greetings from Germany

[@LurgsHowToGuides]

No problem. It does make a difference keeping it warm but also protects it from direct sunlight

[@MrRayben28]

@@LurgsHowToGuides My last pool had really big damage from the UV light. The transport handles just fell off at some point.🙈

[@Adriennemc11]

Deadly 👍

[@petertr2000]

My layzpa tends to be about 33C the morning after already though? So that implies it made no difference. Did I miss you doing a second overnight test with out it to compare?

[@LurgsHowToGuides]

The cover definitely helps

[@nigelfarrell1605]

Id say you're losing some heat through the uncovered filter/pump.

[@LurgsHowToGuides]

Yes a little but then maybe it’s not designed to be covered incase it overheats

[@AussieDave1977]

You mean celsius ? Not centergade

[@LurgsHowToGuides]

Same thing

[@AussieDave1977]

@@LurgsHowToGuides Never heard of centergrade before...

[@LurgsHowToGuides]

Yeh Centigrade that’s what we learned at school and Fahrenheit

[@AussieDave1977]

@@LurgsHowToGuides you learn something everyday 😁😁

[@mjn1059]

My electric bill went up over 200$ a month in South Carolina and it doesn’t get anywhere near that cold so I had to get rid of it

[@LurgsHowToGuides]

Oh how odd, it’s chilly here at night but ours didn’t shoot up that much.

[@mayThetubeBewithYou]

Been looking for the 201cm square cover for a over year now and lazy spa still don’t have it in stock

[@LurgsHowToGuides]

A whole year, blimey that is a long time, let's hope they get it soon as these things really make a difference.

[@Digler0042]

Did I hear wrong? Or did the ambient temperature increase 2-3 degrees between tests?

[@LurgsHowToGuides]

Yes next day ambient temperature was a bit higher but not too much. The thermal cover does make a massive difference to retaining the heat

[@robsmith4403]

Anyone done a comparison test is it cheaper to turn off the heater in between use for a few day or keep on

[@daleransome2927]

I recently purchased one of these covers and it’s made a big difference, first day without it it dropped to 29 from 36 overnight, following night with it on it only dropped to 33. Now all I do is just let the tub run for a couple hours once a day and it keeps it maintained. I imagine a few days without running would lose more heat but a couple hours a day isn’t too bad

[@garethhardman3610]

We've been running one for about 4 or 5 years now. We leave it up all year round as we like to jump in during the winter too (based in the midlands). We have it set to 28 degrees when not in use, then bump up to 40 on days we plan to use it in the evenings. No obscene running costs...

[@kylemccann]

How much is it costing you to run this per month in the winter?

[@LurgsHowToGuides]

No idea as it’s packed away for the winter. If you do run it make sure you have a nice ground mat and a thermal cover

[@katieistiredagain7288]

Them childproof clips are also weak hands proof 😓

[@LurgsHowToGuides]

I don’t clip it down unless it’s really windy as they are very fiddly to unclip

[@katieistiredagain7288]

@@LurgsHowToGuides I've started to do the same to, fiddly things