BUYLLOON HOME Piscina Frame RETT.300X200X75 S/P 58981 28272

I have had this spa for a month now and sit in it 1-2 times a day. It was super fast to set up. Once filled it took about 24 hours to get to 104*. We put down a half inch piece of blue board insulation under it and bought a roll of blue pool cover to help insulate it. We also use a good fish net to help keep it clean. We use bacquacil chemicals and it’s worked great as a chlorine alternative. There is more than enough room for my wife and I with our two young children. It adds right about 60-80 a dollars a month to your electric bill. I would absolutely buy it again!

I have had 2 tubs back to back and had to return both of them

I had a Coleman inflatable tub, that sprung leaks, and busted a baffle, within the first 45 days we had it. So I decided to buy a new, stronger unit, and went with the MSpa Tekapo.I like the heavily reinforced walls, and baffle system, and how easily it is to set up. I also love how it maintains the water temperature to within 2-3 degrees of the desired setting, while the air pump is operating. We use it every night it isn't raining, between May 1, and Oct 31st. It's heavy, but easy to deflate and store.What I don't like, and why I didn't give it 5 stars, is; 1) the air pressure gauge will show green, but if you try to disconnect it, it shows red. It should have an an internal gauge, that displays the pressure (yellow, green, or red) on the display. 2) my Coleman had an inflatable cover, and the Tekapo doesn't. It sucks when it rains (especially a heavy downpour or storm), because the cover will bow into the water, putting heavy strain on the straps. You can purchase an inflatable cover, but one really should come with the unit.Overall, I love the tub. I have compressed lumbar disks, and it works great for them. Buying booster seats adds to the pleasure I get from a good soak, too.

it was filled for about 3 days before it spring a leak somewhere and resulted in about 100 gallons dumped on to my new berber carpet