Selling our Hot Tub after only six days of owning it! Dream Maker Spa
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- We bought this hot tub six days ago and now we are selling it!
This is the Dream Maker, Big EZ. It is 82x82x32 and runs off 110 or can be converted to 220. The tub is in beautiful condition, and looks brand new. It operates as it should, and has LED lights, one heater, and one pump. We use the Frog system to sanitize the hot tub.
We loved the tub so much, that after only six days of owning it, we have decided to upgrade! We are considering spas and hot tubs by the following manufactures:
Cal Spa
Master Spa
Artesian Spas
Thermo Spas
Viking Spas
Catalina Spas
Arctic Spas
Dream Maker Spas
Sundance Spas
Nordic Hot Tub
Bullfrog spas
Stay tuned for more!
What happened to your 125 garbage picked tank
It's sitting on my fish room floor, waiting for me to build a stand. I'm glad you asked. I will be getting to it soon.
do not let anything about the title scare you. I purchased a little Dream Maker 2 (2 person spa) about 2 years ago USED for $900. They go for around $2,400-$2,600 new. Fits perfect in a little corner of my patio. Perfect for a couple or up to 3 people if the kids want to get in. I have never had to do anything for maintenance other than routinely blowing it out with my compressor and I honestly do not how old it was before I got it. We love ours.
They are great starter spas. The larger plug and play tubs just take too long to heat up in cooler climates.
@@GebosGarage agreed...my wife always turns it off and I tell her that in the long run it is more efficient to just leave it on rather than have it start up from scratch. We just use it seasonly for the most part though so in the winter we leave it plugged in for few months. You are right though it does take what seems like a long time to heat up what is essentially about 5 bathtubs full of water
Great financial decision lmao
Probably not the best, sure...but splish-splash, we're having a blast!
why didnt you just return it under the 30 day warranty
That wasn't an option.
Looks like a great tub. Not a bad idea. Sounds like a good move you made. We have been talking one. Especially in our winters. Full play & 👍
Thanks 👍
We bought a new one. I'm making this comment from inside the new hotub on this beautiful sunshiny Saturday at 68 degrees outside and 99 degrees in the tub. Update video coming soon!
Hello - Sure after only 6 days - it is beautiful - but trying having it for a few months and then this happens!!! Dreammaker Spas website says: "All DreamMaker Spas come with a 1-year full warranty including parts and labor, plus a 5-year warranty on spa shell and structure."
When we purchased our hot tub (through Leslie's Pool Co.) they did not stand behind the product they sold to us -- Leslie's (later) told us they no longer carry Dreammaker Spas products due to the many problems they and their customers have had with Dreammaker Spas. Dreammaker Spas ignored our calls and emails to request authorization for repair of the defective hot tub - which was not even close to a year old at the time. After 5 weeks with no response from Dreammaker we were forced to pay for the repair ourselves. They finally responded (after several more emails went unanswered) when we sent them the billing invoice. They responded by telling us they would not pay the bill because we needed to contact them first. We even found an authorized repair place who is authorized to do repairs on their hot tubs and the technician even tried to reach Dreammaker on our behalf- they still did not respond. Besides the fact that they do not honor the warranties they say they provide, the product itself needed a replacement pump - and it had barely been used. People need to be aware that Dreammaker Spas do not honor their warranties and based on us needing a replacement pump so soon after purchase, this certainly indicates inferior products being marketed to consumers. I urge you to protect yourself from unscrupulous companies such as Dreammaker Spas.