Hot Tub Forum
Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: Pers Onal on January 17, 2014, 09:35:24 am
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My tired 13 year old hydro-spa has several - what I call whirly gig jets, I am sure that is nowhere near the correct name.
These are about 2 and 3/8 ", have one hole on the outer edge that rotates if the pump is on.
These give a very pleasant "kneading" massage action. A little on the heavy side but that works beautifully for me.
I have eliminated several spas from consideration because they lack these type of jets, and are just a nozzle.
However, I saw a thread here on changing jets on a Caldera.
Are jets normally easy to change out by a handy consumer? I assumed it would get into gluing pvc piping, which I did not want to get into.
Any input appreciated
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Most spas these days seem to have easily removeable jets.
Twist, pull, replace.
They come in different sizes and a number of manufacturers offer multiple jet styles that can fit in each spot.
On my spa there are at least 4 sizes of jets and more than that types of jets that can be moved around.