Collection: Hot Tubs

Yes, inflatable hot tubs are worth buying for many reasons. Inflatable hot tubs are affordable, costing far less than hard-sided hot tubs. They're also durable, lightweight, portable and simple to set up and take down with the included heater pump. Just like hard-sided hot tubs, inflatable hot tubs are easy to clean and maintain with the right tools. Full detailed reasons here.

Yes, winter is one of the best times to soak in your inflatable hot tub. There are just a few steps you need to take before using it. Place the hot tub in a sheltered, convenient location near your home. The water temperature used to fill the hot tub must be above 42.8°F. Keep water in the hot tub with the heater running to prevent freezing and keep the cover on when not in use to retain heat. Avoid using when temperatures drop below 14°F. Get complete details here.

Regular inflatable hot tub maintenance extends your hot tub's lifespan. Keep essential supplies on hand, including a garden hose, skimmer net, filter cartridges and chemicals. Clean or change your filter cartridge every week and replace it when it becomes damaged, cracked or heavily discolored. Perform a weekly cleaning by removing debris, wiping down the liner and cover, cleaning or replacing the filter, and checking water levels and chemical balance. For a deeper clean, follow these 7 steps.

To keep your water sparkling, use bromine test strips to monitor water chemistry, brominating tabs to control bacteria, pH Plus and pH Minus to maintain a pH between 7.2 and 7.8, and Scum Destroyer to reduce buildup and improve water clarity. How often you add chemicals depends on factors such as weather, water conditions and hot tub usage. Regular testing with bromine test strips and visual inspection of the chemical dispenser will help determine when chemicals need to be adjusted.

Once your SaluSpa inflatable hot tub is set up and filled with water, it takes anywhere between 7 and 40 hours, depending on the outdoor temperature, to reach the set temperature. After it’s initially heated, use the power-saving timer to set when the pump turns on and how long it will run. After the hot tub is at max temperature, if you don’t plan on using the hot tub, keep the reinforced cover on to help lock in heat and decrease heating time for the next use.

How many people can comfortably fit into an inflatable hot tub depends on individual size, comfort level and how much personal space each person prefers. SaluSpa inflatable hot tubs are available in multiple round and square styles, sizes and user capacities, including 2-4-person, 4-6-person, 5-7-person and 6-8-person inflatable hot tubs.