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@@christymcclure4012 there’s really good Black Friday deals on inflatable hot tubs right now, is that what you mean?

@@s.c.4133 what do you mean? mine works when the outside air is below freezing temps.

I'm not quite sure, honestly it may not have been a large enough gauge because i did trip a fuse 2 times only on the bigger bigger logs probably 14-16" diameter. It was an old fuse box with the light bulb fuses. I would Check into the manual on Harbor Freights Website and see if it mentions any requirements for extension cables. When i catch some time ill check into it if you haven't by then. If you do let us know what you find. Thanks

You're right, this video was made a few years back and there are many things that I could've done safer. It's always good to read product directions which should instruct proper safety equipment needed then what you need to do is follow through with what they say!

@@tomcosta47 how old would you like the logs to be ? I’ll do a video of it. Let me know please

Happy hot tubbing!

That’s not a bad idea, did you mean aluminum foil tape like the hvac guys use?

I have mine plugged into a dedicated 20 amp outlet, as i thought it said that in the owners manual but when i checked just now all i can find are statements like "Before inserting plug into a power outlet, make sure the current rate of the power outlet is suitable for the pump." and "If you are unsure about the quality of the electrical supply, please consult a qualified electrician before use" I will try to reach out to them and see if i can get a clearer answer from them.

on the BestWay Saluspa website FAQ: "Never use an extension lead to connect the spa heater to the power outlet. The spa heater must be connected directly to an earthed power outlet and able to support the power consumption of 2050W when the heating function is activated."

also "For safety reasons, Bestway's spa heater should always be plugged into an earthed power outlet. The power outlet must be high quality and able to support 2050W of power. When the spa heater is heating the water, if the power cord and the socket become hot, your power outlet may not meet the quality requested and may melt. To be sure that your power outlet is compliant with requested power, please consult your electrician."

Can you send me the link for the light

@ I run the intex hot tub light with a 3-d printed adaptor I purchased from a website called frombytestobits. Here’s the link for both (you need the adaptor to connect to Saluspa chem connect) 🔹Intex B01NBYH7O8 PureSpa Battery Multi-Colored LED Light amzn.to/475V3wG 🔹Intex to Saluspa adapter -- www.frombytestobits.com/product/intex-led-light-adapter-for-bestway-lay-z-spa-chemconnect/ **Amazon links are affiliate and help me out if you make a purchase at no additional cost to you!

Thanks, Glad you found it helpful!

No that sounds odd, have you went from warm weather to cold? Sometimes that shift I will add a little more air. Was it inflated indoors and brought outdoors? Is the plug tightly inserted? Maybe spray the plug with soapy water if it bubbles it could be leaking slowly. Could also be manufacturer defect. Here’s Saluspa customer service page: bestwayusa.com/customer-support?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAocQcNO3U5O_2rN9S70CccTlj3gq-&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI_4_U887eiQMV-Eb_AR17_jWFEAAYASAAEgLBkvD_BwE

Just seeing if anyone’s paying attention, there’s no point.

@@michigantreetops hell ya

Thank You!

Do you have HarborFreight stores over there?

I can't say for certain if it could or could not, I would reach out to the manufacturer to see what they say it requires. Bestway Saluspa, Intex, Etc. Bestway: bestwayusa.com/contact?srsltid=AfmBOoq8LkYYhBK5idONf-KqmpujgTatBDCsgo-EciKa0vEul0eyKYL9 Intex: intexcorp.com/contact-us

Thanks she’s young at heart, she’s got a mass the size of a nerf football on her leg but it doesn’t stop her at all. I haven’t seen her go under a deck in years though🥹. Yeah it will be hard when she goes…

Man strangest thing ever I just lost her early Monday morning, she some how got bloated, her stomach flipped and tied I suspect… she was playing/wrestling well earlier on Sunday with a young puppy (8 months old) I don’t know if she exerted herself and flipped her stomach or what. love your dog some more. I thought I’d have time to prepare and expect her passing but it can go like that.

@michigantreetops wow sorry to hear that brother. At least you gave her a wonderful life full of love and she is very thankful for that.

@@ivyg5170 this is the Saluspa Ibiza 4-6 person inflatable hot tub. It’s about 2.5-3 years old now and I’m not sure this specific model is being made/sold still under the name “Ibiza” its dimensions are about 71” L x71” W and 26” tall. I hope this helps I’ll post a link to a similar model below: amzn.to/3UIF9ng

Congrats on the new hot tub! Happy warm waters!

Take it back, probably had a defect.

It’s going to be a little slick because it’s brand new, unless there’s a bio build up have you shocked the water real well, is your water from a well or municipality/company. The nature of it is to be somewhat slippery it’s kind of unavoidable. I wonder if dish soaps may make it more slippery. I wish I had some kind of answer but it’s hard without seeing and being there.

What I mean is brand new maybe more slippery than my almost 3 year old tub. I would use caution if you plan to use it so you don’t fall/slip. Probably any tub not just yours you mix water and vinyl it’s going to get slippery….

@@michigantreetops This is far beyond "a little slick" and it's just as slippery now that I've drained it again. It feels like it's coated with Vaseline! Try rollerskating on an ice hockey rink! The side walls are fine.

@ the only time I’ve ever had that happen was one time I let the sanitizer levels drop to almost nothing for a day or two quickly the entire tub was coated with a bio film that was slippery. Were your sanitizer levels proper when it was filled?

Thank you I’m glad you liked it

@@Wayne-fu9qz thanks for the comment I looked at this one before opting to choose the harbor freight one. Here’s a link for anyone who would like to see the Proyama electric log splitter: amzn.to/3NPQXQH

Length might only be 15’-20’ but i think its 5/8”.

The drain on the hot tub is 3/4” male garden hose thread, the hose I hooked to it is 3/4” Female garden hose thread.

@@michigantreetops thanks appreciate you replying back

I can’t remember if I did replace the filter or not (maybe off camera I may have), but usually after a clean I agree it’s a good idea to replace it on these inflatable hot tubs. The filters for these hot tubs are cheap like 3.00 each so replacing isn’t to big of a cost. I’m sorry to hear about your experience with your hot tub. Contractor prices have gone through the roof it seems.

Best cut of chicken in my opinion! Have a good dinner!

Lucky! I really wish I had gotten one I heard a lot of people say stories similar to yours!

I had a saluspa Dominica. They didn’t have pumps in stock so they sent me an entire Hawaii hydrojet pro!

@@lonesome_crowded_life thank you, I don’t store it during the summer, I like it even during the summer I just like it a lot more during winter. But if I did I would clean it and dry it completely before storage - To prevent any mold mildew growth during the summer storage. I wish I had more but I don’t do it personally, there are some really good Facebook groups you could try on inflatable hot tubs possibly someone there would know.

I made the recall claim pretty early probably before the rush of everyone else mine did come very quickly (1 week about) but yeah I’m sure they’re getting a lot of claims filed now that it’s is out there.

@@GenesisTyler749 24/7 pump is always on, the heater is set to temp and if it calls for heat it will turn on I believe.

It’s important to note if power goes out, you must goto unit and power back on when power is restored it will not turn back on by its self.

@@plajr924 glad to hear! Thanks for watching 😊

@@ian1753 maybe an hour or so, hard to say.

@@ian1753 make sure that flapper in the bottoms of the tub is held open it likes to self close or rest right over the outlet

@@sallyhallman I didn’t think too hard, make sure you have it all lined up right:)

@@mikeh8228 wow that’s great to hear yours has lasted so long, yeah I actually put mine up on a table since making this video and it was a lot easier. I’ll have to put the wheel barrow next to it though I like that! Keep up the good work!

Yeah and I had a few rocks, roots depending on size are tough too.

That can be said for stronger hand held augers too. You need the right tool for the job, and this can work wonderful for many. Not everyone needs an industrial hole digger.