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get that tub temp back up and soak in that 11 degree weather while you thumb your nose at the weatherman!
You might have a bit of trouble at re-start with ice chips in the pump so look for that. I have used a hair dryer to thaw things out in the past..
hey Roborph! I'm actually closer to Wmccall, about 50 miles out of Columbus. .
And the answer is, “a lot longer than I thought!” Just went through 25 hours without power; last night’s low was 11 degrees, daytime temp in 20s. It was light breeze yesterday but dead calm/no wind after dark. The question has come up more than once, “how long do I have when the power goes?” FWIW here’s what happened with the temp. in my tub.I did not open the tub cover during the power outage. After 9 hours of no power I put 3 layers of blankets on top of the cover and covered the whole thing with a plastic tarp. (reports were that some homes wouldn’t get power for 3 days.) After 25 hours the water temp had dropped from 102 to 97.I’m amazed – 5 degree loss in 25 hours through an 11 degree night. I’m sure lots of factors can impact (wind, age of cover, brand of tub) but I’m pretty happy. I think I’ll keep it.Happy Holidays!
50 miles which way?
We ended up being down for 18 hours, tub was 94 when it came back on, will be soaking by 9-10pm.
FF vs. TP. BTW - Which do you have?
You guys will hate me for this. Arctic Spas has been proven to last 5 days min with no power at 35 below with no damage and no help with home owner prevention. Is that cool, Or not?