The form below shows approximately how much water is held by a variety of sizes of our hot tubs. Multiplying the gallons by 8.3 will give you the approximate weight, in pounds, of the tub filled with water.

The tables below show approximately how much water is held by a variety of sizes of our wooden hot tubs along with their filled weight. Also shown is the average number of average adults that each hot tub will comfortably seat. See similar questions...

In comparison, an average swimming pool contains about 25,000 gallons of water. Watering your lawn for one hour would have filled the average Tubspa. See similar questions...

The tub is designed to get up to a temperature of 40 degrees.The most popular temperatures are between about 36 to 38 degrees. See similar questions...

When full (1500 litres of water), the hot tub can weigh up to 1600 kilograms. This means its spot must withstand 250kgs per square metre See similar questions...

Cloudy water in a hot tub or spa is caused my a lot of things & is an almost always a good sign of other water issues. If the water is cloudy AND is "older" than 3 months, change the water, you'll save yourself adding unnecessary chemicals and time. Prevention is normally the solution! See similar questions...

In order to maintain a constant temperature the hot tub needs to be connected to an electric supply. The very efficient heat exchanger will regulate the temperature, this will be aided by the thermal cover provided. See similar questions...

YES! We have a large heated pool with a kiddie pool in the first building. Two Large Hot Tubs under a cabana in the Second building, and another large swimming pool with a kiddie pool in the Third building. All of our buildings are only 20 feet apart. See similar questions...

The first thing you should do is see a Doctor. Rashes can be caused by many things from as simple as a reaction to the hot water (dry skin), to a reaction to some chemical you are using, to bacteria. Ultimately self diagnosis will only lengthen the amount of time that you can't enjoy your spa. Soaking in hot water will dry out your skin and exacerbate any sensitivity you may have already had to dry skin. Putting on lotion after use is the best defense. Reaction to chemicals. See similar questions...

We will fill the hot tub using your cold water mains and our specially designed water filling process. Our hot tubs can be ready to use in 45 minutes! See similar questions...

The SmarTouch Heaters heat to the industry standard maximum of 104 degrees. The Chofu heaters are not controlled by thermostat, so the user controls the maximum temperature. See similar questions...

The hot water that comes from the 600 ft. well is about 160? F. If the water were allowed to come to the surface, the temperature would be 135?. See similar questions...

middot; The use of saunas, hot tubs, and tanning booths is not recommended during pregnancy. The extreme temperature could potentially harm the developing baby. Extremely hot baths are not recommended as well. Bath temperatures should be below 100 degrees Fahrenheit. See similar questions...

The wire gauge may be too small or the breaker may be too small: Check that the wiring and the breakers are sized properly and have been tightly connected. Loose connections will also cause a circuit overheat and trip the breaker. See similar questions...

The filter may be dirty: Make sure that the filter is clean to allow proper flow through the heater. If there is not enough flow, the pressure switch will shut the heater off to prevent it from overheating and possibly burning out the heating element. See similar questions...

Secondly, the primary purpose of soap or detergents is to get water and oils to mix with one another so that they can be removed (by the combination of soap and water) from the body. So what you end up with is a mixture of soap/detergent, water, oils and dirt. Unless you are able to completely able to rinse this out from all of the tiny cracks and crevices of your watch's case, bezel, bracelet, etc. this slurry of materials will accumulate in nooks and crannies on/in your watch. See similar questions...

Using such facilities does not put a person at risk for HIV infection. Only activities that cause intimate contact with blood, vaginal secretions, semen, pre-ejaculation fluid, or breast milk of an HIV-infected person can transmit HIV. See similar questions...