Doesn't FEEL like 100

[Shanezam203]

With company you tend to want to stay in longer, I would go to 102.   104, is great, but after 20 minutes, you will probably want to be getting out.

You are correct.  I had company over, set it to around 102 and it was PERFECT.

We were in longer than normal, and we really enjoyed it.  

[tony]

You are correct.  I had company over, set it to around 102 and it was PERFECT.

We were in longer than normal, and we really enjoyed it.  

102 is where I keep my temp, summer and winter.

[East_TX_Spa]

106 for me in the winter.

[Shanezam203]

106 for me in the winter.

My tub doesn't get that hot, I believe 104 is the MAX.
What kind of tub do you have?

[tony]

My tub doesn't get that hot, I believe 104 is the MAX.
What kind of tub do you have?

My spa goes to 108 with a quick jumper change, but newer Sundance (and Jacuzzi) spas can't do it.  HotSpring spas could go to 108 but as far as I know, they stopped also.

[Shanezam203]

Thanks, I think 104 is plenty warm for me.  I leave it around 101 or 102 when I am in.

Thanks, Shane

[loosenupspas]

104 is an entirely different experience.....i like it occasionally.  102 is pleasant enough.  

[Shanezam203]

I have not had it passed 102 and I am in cold 12-20 degree weather here in Illinois.  

My friends and I don't like it too hot, but it's nice around 102.

[Flyonthewall]

[size=14]What, do you have titanium alloy battle chassis term?  i tried stepping up my 103 soak to 106 and felt like i cooked my liver (no fava beans).  i felt physically ill.  its 103 for me from now on.[/size]

[Shanezam203]

yeah, I don't know if I could do 108  

[Chad]

I took a plunge last night at 104 for 20 minutes and I was a noodle when I got out. I usually just go in at 103 but I was really sore and needed the extra heat. 105, I have done and could handle it for a short while but I don't see how anyone could soak longer than 5 minutes in anything hotter.