It’s smaller than the 2-, 4-, and 6- adult sizes which aren’t always feasible for indoor spaces, but still offers a comparable level of relaxation for indoor soaking. Speaking of comfort, there’s even a cup holder, so your favorite beverage will never be more than an arm’s length away. It’s also designed with built-in cushions and pads to ensure you get the most comfortable position possible while it’s in use. Other inflatable hot tub options include a digital control panel or smartphone controls to adjust temperature settings or operate the jets.
We successfully filled the water up to the midway point between the minimum and maximum lines using our garden hose within an hour and 45 minutes. The water was heated up to a final temperature of 101 degrees after about 32 hours. Overall, given its comfort, price, and features this tub offers, we think it’s more than worthy of the top spot on this list. We researched the top inflatable hot tubs and also tested three models for two weeks, investing a total of 30 hours in the process. To rate the hot tubs, we evaluated them based on several key factors such as setup, design, maintenance, features, and value. If you want to create a relaxing backyard oasis, consider adding an inflatable hot tub to your outdoor space.
Also an editor for a luxury travel magazine, she is fascinated with the digital sphere and how it helps to inform and inspire people to get the most out of their lives. To ensure your head isn’t the only body part missing out on some well-deserved TLC, you can rest your head on one of two premium headrests that come with the intex baby float Greywood Deluxe. For a tub with a similar focus on comfort, read our Intex PureSpa Portable Bubble Jet Spa review.
It generates an electromagnetic field that agitates calcium and other minerals in the water which then creates the crystals. These suspended crystals are kept in the cartridge of the filter so that the water in your spa will always be soft. On the rare occasion the tub isn’t in use, an insulated cover helps trap heat inside, and you can lock it from the outside using the attachment buckles and keys. This is good from a water safety point of view, and ensures that nothing (and no-one) uninvited enters your tub. Everything is controlled at the touch of a button via a wireless, rechargeable control panel. Better yet, you can deflate and inflate the Intex PureSpa Greywood Deluxe as you wish, whether you’re reserving it for the summer months or prefer a hot, restorative plunge in the winter.
Is there a website or a youtube video to show me how to deflate and “store” my intex spa for the winter? I bought an outdoor plastic shed (4′ wide x 4′ tall x 2′ deep), can I safely store my spa in this shed? How temperature sensitive is the inflatable tub once it’s deflated?