General > Beating a dead horse
I've been slimed (with full foam insulation)
Jacuzzi Jim:
He seems to be avoiding my questions to him in the other thread. Perhaps the guys been made?
Hottubguy:
--- Quote from: Jacuzzi Jim on November 22, 2017, 03:41:52 pm --- He seems to be avoiding my questions to him in the other thread. Perhaps the guys been made?
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Yeah I noticed. If that’s him his little infomercials he does are the farthest thing from the truth I’ve watched.
Tman122:
--- Quote from: wondertubs on November 22, 2017, 11:39:29 am ---Personally I wouldn't buy a spa, but I'm just a nice guy, and hopefully I can save someone else some trouble for being able to keep one working for them. I'll probably skip the full foam.
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I wound't let full foam scare you. Non fully insulated cost more to operate. If it cost 10-20 bucks more a month to heat a non full foam tub and you have a leak 15 years down the road that cost 1500 bucks to repair in the foamed tub you still spent 50% less. And your carbon foot print was lighter.
wondertubs:
Speaking of slime, some of you guys never seem to stop foaming at the mouth, lol. What... is it really your fantasy that I'm some kind of salesman too? That's like the lamest fetish I've ever heard of. Well, I don't want to talk about it either, just sayin' (I'm not sure if you're actually selling anything here, but I don't think you're doing a very good job of it if you are—being so full of it, or trying to blame me for that). I could appreciate the comments that were on topic otherwise, but they were mostly too few and far between. I'm sure there are other discussions on the matter anyway, so that's alright. But if you're not "hi", maybe some of you went crazy keeping track of your own rhetoric. Either way I have to wonder, was it too much of a good thing? Get well soon. :)
Personally I'm fine with drawing my own conclusions based on experience in general, or other points of reference in particular, no problem. Carry on... I just thought it was funny that they werre pretending I was someone else and talking about them behind my back. Call me Santa then, and I'll wish ya' Happy Holidays all over again. :)
Tman122:
--- Quote from: wondertubs on November 23, 2017, 06:32:52 pm ---Speaking of slime, some of you guys never seem to stop foaming at the mouth, lol. What... is it really your fantasy that I'm some kind of salesman too? That's like the lamest fetish I've ever heard of. Well, I don't want to talk about it either, just sayin' (I'm not sure if you're actually selling anything here, but I don't think you're doing a very good job of it if you are—being so full of it, or trying to blame me for that). I could appreciate the comments that were on topic otherwise, but they were mostly too few and far between. I'm sure there are other discussions on the matter anyway, so that's alright. But if you're not "hi", maybe some of you went crazy keeping track of your own rhetoric. Either way I have to wonder, was it too much of a good thing? Get well soon. :)
Personally I'm fine with drawing my own conclusions based on experience in general, or other points of reference in particular, no problem. Carry on... I just thought it was funny that they werre pretending I was someone else and talking about them behind my back. Call me Santa then, and I'll wish ya' Happy Holidays all over again. :)
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I don't have a problem with your questions. I see the same thing I see with everyone doing research. You seem to get steered to one truth that suits you. Just like the guys who used to sell "we use the heat from the pump to help heat the water" They used less insulation and didn't spray foam on the shell. In theory they are correct but they are using the heat from the pump to heat the cavity between the shell and the skirting. This actually creates a higher R-Factor that just insulation. A lot of people bought that theory. They were absolutely positive it was a better way to insulate a hot tub.
Then it was pointed out to them that the tub only needs to filter for 4 hours a day. What about the other 20 hours that the pumps aren't running. Or should they run the pumps extra to create the R-Factor? Seems kinda counter to the original though.
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