From the guy who has posted one deal in over six years!

I reckon about £30 for 4 days for the lecky. £75 to hire and we're on a water meter too. Sex pond, yes. An expensive and rarely used sex pond.

I rented one of these for 4 days recently and it cost a feckin fortune keeping it heated to 39deg the whole time. I'd never buy one or even rent one again. Used it a few times; it's quite fun but not worth it.

Ta ... Ordered :smiley:

be fair.... it's a warm sex pond.

Sex pond.

I've always wanted one of these. In layman's terms how is this better than the Miami etc? Fankoo.

Lol mostly kids parties actually but once the parents see the kids using them they then want one so buying second hand from me is much cheaper than forking out for a new one.

Hope they don't see this then :-) if you rented it out for 130 then want another 130 to buy. Not much less then a brand new one that's not been to a swingers party. Haha

Chavtastic

So do you have the exact model? If not which one you actually use/recommend?

No but you want to keep the temperature above 20 to keep the chemicals working, I always tell people to turn the pump down to 30 over night then hit it up to 40 an hour before using it, this also saves electricity as the heater cuts out.

Yes I offer them to customers who have expressed a interest in one. Selling 4 at the end of January and all customers already confirmed. I get a few bucks towards the new ones and the customer gets a Hot Tub guaranteed by us for a year for just the price of a weekend hire period.

If the temperature drops below a certain level will the system get damaged?

I presume you sell them after a year? Not wanting to buy, just curious

Nice.

how long does it take to get to 40c?

Public Liability to £2million and there is a debate if we should be members of The BIHA or not as each Hot Tub would have to be tested once a year costing about £70 but I have circumvented this by buying new every year as the first year they do not need to be tested.

The only other thing you need to do is the PAT testing after the first three months and I got around COSHH regulations by supplying the chemicals to the customer and getting them to sign a disclaimer saying that they are fully responsible for adding the chemicals by following the instructions supplied with them. I do of course guide them on dosage etc but they have to decide for themselves if the water is properly dossed.

​Sounds good.. Are there any fees involved? Do you have to have any sort of special insurances or anything? Sounds like a bit of a money spinner that..

it was 80 in the week and these any good ?

People try to rent these out for like £80 a weekend during the summer, on the local Facebook buy/sell pages.

nice fine, thanks OP!! now I just gotta convince my misses that this is my Xmas prezzie!!!