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Been looking at getting first hot tub. I looked at Arctic and since I live in the north their insulation sounds good to me.
Dealer has what I think offered a good deal. $8500 on signature glacier with their mylovar walk on cover, peak ozone 2 with circ pump, maintenance free cabinet, forever floor, true guard heater, therapy air and steps.
Will I pay less to operate than other tubs like they claim?
My other option is a new but damaged sundance Altamar for a few hundred less. Chipped and cracked shell that was repaired on top and outside part of shell above the water line. Full warranty except on damaged partsI wet tested both and liked them both. Different but both good.
Been looking at getting first hot tub. I looked at Arctic and since I live in the north their insulation sounds good to me. Dealer has what I think offered a good deal. $8500 on signature glacier with their mylovar walk on cover, peak ozone 2 with circ pump, maintenance free cabinet, forever floor, true guard heater, therapy air and steps.Is this a good deal? Will I pay less to operate than other tubs like they claim? Thanks.My other option is a new but damaged sundance Altamar for a few hundred less. Chipped and cracked shell that was repaired on top and outside part of shell above the water line. Full warranty except on damaged partsI wet tested both and liked them both. Different but both good.Thanks.
Doubt it makes any difference. Same goes for the circulation pump...they claim it uses less power, but since it's running 24/7 it actually consumes about 50% more power than running a 4 hour cleaning cycle with the main pump. At the end of the day, you're not saving. And a hot tub doesn't use that much electricity compared to your fridge and furnace or A/C. A dollar a day isn't far off for consumption.