When it comes to hot tub maintenance, the Lay-Z-Spa Zurich is pretty much the same as maintaining any other hot tub out there. Some people like to leave their hot tub switched on and heating up year-round, but we haven't been doing that bearing in mind the rise in energy prices. Rinse well, (avoid using any cleaning chemicals for the main unit as this may eat away at the material). The time it takes for your lazy spa zurich to heat up depends on the temperature outside, how cold the water is, and the size of the tub. The higher the capacity of the water, the longer it takes to heat. You can expect the Zurich to take 12 to 24 hours to heat cold water to 40°C. If your inflatable hot tub has a lid or cover on, this will speed up the process. At the touch of a button, you will be surround by thousands of tiny therapeutic bubbles thanks to the powerful 120 AirJet™ massage system. Our Lazy spa Zurich comes with everything you need for ‘Lay-Z’ relaxation with all the tech but without the fuss! Enjoy peace of mind while you soak, with a 2 year warranty and UK based after-sales service, for expertise at the end of the phone.

Remember, keep it off the floor and protected from any nibbling mice etc, in its original box is ideal if you still have it. People Also Ask (FAQs) Additionally, if you don’t require your hot tub to be as full as possible then consider only filling it up to the minimum line. This will save on the initial water cost and, because it is a smaller body of water, will require less power to heat. There are many easy ways you can reduce your hot tub running costs. From something as simple as choosing the right place to position your hot tub, to keeping on top of chemicals to cleaning your hot tub’s filters regularly, to getting a thermal cover, we’ve put together 10 simple ways to manage and improve your hot tub running costs. This luxurious hot tub requires no tools or professional installation meaning your spa can be set up and ready to fill in just ten minutes. Made from durable stress-tested DuraPlus internal beams and outer walls, this inflatable spa offers superior structural stability and cushioned comfort no matter how many times it is inflated and deflated.

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Do you have more questions about how to winterise an inflatable spa or how to store it properly during the colder winter months? Below I will answer the questions that I get asked the most to help you further. Can I leave my lazy spa out in winter? Inflatable hot tubs should be stored folded as per the manual instructions, not on its side. By storing it on its side you risk permanent damage to the structure. Conclusion

The energy-efficient Lay-Z-Spa Zurich AirJet™ is an ideal size for a couple or small family but doesn't compromise on relaxation. It doesn't require much space in the garden and its aesthetically pleasing suede look fits in with most garden designs. 120 AirJet Massage SystemUndoubtedly, this hot tub looks great in a garden. It's sleek and its pump is also nice and compact, too. If you lift up the digital display, you'll find two cup holders for your vino to sit as you soak.

Don’t leave a lazy spa outside when it might reach temperatures below 4˚C. This could cause damage to the motor and heater/blower unit which is a very expensive repair if it can be repaired at all. Is it OK to leave a hot tub empty in the winter? We had three people setting up this hot tub as you ideally need more than one to help spread out the hot tub evenly. The only good thing was that once it's up you needn't assemble it again. It can live outside year-round as it has frost protection for the wintertime.Once drained, take out any fixtures and fittings still attached and place them to one side for cleaning. (clean with soapy water and then dry completely with a soft cloth). Step 5. Thoroughly Clean and Rinse We don't leave our hot tub on all of the time, mostly because it uses quite a lot of electricity and in the current climate, this is not ideal. With this in mind, when we do turn it on we're sure to hit the buttons reset test reset on the lead. Wait til you hear a few beeps. You should then see the temperature of the hot tub displayed. For safety purposes, you need to press and hold the power button for three seconds to gain access to the pad. Here’s how to deflate lazy spa hot tubs (or most inflatable hot tubs to be honest) using my simple step-by-step guide. It’s not complicated but it is essential that you don’t skip any steps to keep your lazy spa at its best. Step 1. Turn OFF the Power At Gardeningetc, we've reviewed a range of hot tubs from Lay-Z-Spa. Undoubtedly, we think it's a brilliant hot tub brand and perhaps one of the best out there when it comes to value for money, quality of product and also warranty, which is two years.

Top tip: Pumps with Wifi can be scheduled using the Lay-Z-Spa App. This gives you the freedom of being able to set your temperature even if you're not home. Again, this means you don't have to leave your heater on all the time. 8. Use Your Lay-Z-Spa During Warmer Weather If you use your Lay-Z-Spa often, say 3 or more times a week on different days, it is considerably more cost-effective to keep the heater set to one temperature. Dropping the temperature or letting the water cool and turning it up again will actually consume more energy than keeping it at a steady temperature. And, most importantly, you can get it any time you like without having to wait. Lay-Z-Spa hot tubs all come with a cover and an insulating inflatable lid as standard to help with heat retention and to stop debris from falling in.A simple but very effective way to save money when filling up your hot tub is to use water from the hot tap. Just make sure you start with an inch or two of cold at the bottom first and ensure the water from the hot tap is no hotter than 40°C. It is far more energy-efficient to start your hot tub up with warm water rather than filling the hot tub with cold water and waiting for the pump's heater to do all the work.