Hotspring Jetsetter

[Chas]

Thank you for the information. I am one of those honest midwest types who also sells for a living. I don't make my customers beg for better pricing and I don't expect others to make me. However, if this is how the market works, I can play the game. It really isn't a pricing issue to me. It is an honesty issue.

As a side note, will the 110 be able to keep up with a Michigan winter?

Depends on how you use it. The 110 only has 1500 watts, which don't operate at the same time as the jets. So you may have to set it a degree hotter, perhaps leave the lid folded over but still on the spa, and be carefull with the air controls.

You'll never be sorry you got 220 ... But you also could try it for a winter and convert later if that helps.

[iggythewetcat]

With all do respect to Chas, I would just get the 230 hook up to begin with. In my opinion if you’re buying a hot tub it’s probably not with the baby’s food money so why not bite the bullet and do it right the first time. I live in New England and on a cold night your body gets used to the water temperature after a half hour or so. A few degrees drop (say with the jets-on-no-heater-using-110) becomes surprisingly obvious.

[Chas]

iggy - we're on the same page.  

[stuart]

iggy - we're on the same page.  

Actually your both on both pages!