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Do you have more questions about how to winterise an inflatable spa or how to store it properly during the colder winter months? Below I will answer the questions that I get asked the most to help you further. Can I leave my lazy spa out in winter? Disconnect the pump and place the stop cap on the pipe. Place the pump to one side ready for cleaning. ( It may not look dirty but there will be residue from the chemicals used in the water on it) Step 4. Drain the Water Unplug the inflatable hot tub and remove the power cord, safely storing it away. Step 2. Remove the filter Inflatable hot tubs should be stored folded as per the manual instructions, not on its side. By storing it on its side you risk permanent damage to the structure. Conclusion Don’t leave a lazy spa outside when it might reach temperatures below 4˚C. This could cause damage to the motor and heater/blower unit which is a very expensive repair if it can be repaired at all. Is it OK to leave a hot tub empty in the winter?
Once drained, take out any fixtures and fittings still attached and place them to one side for cleaning. (clean with soapy water and then dry completely with a soft cloth). Step 5. Thoroughly Clean and Rinse Home spas feature 130 (6 person) or 110 (4 person) air jets designed to sooth & relax the skin & body The main issue is not the actual hot tub but the pump. If water should freeze in any part of the heating system you will, without a doubt, be unable to use it again. Once completely dry you will be able to start folding up the lazy spa. ( Keep a clean dry cloth handy to wipe away any moisture that may have been missed). more efficient than conventional hot tubs, the brand-new CosySpa Deluxe Foam Hot Tub is a must-have for the garden. Brimming with premium quality, this rigid hot tub spa is an excellent choice for those wanting to achieve supreme comfort & relaxation at home. Designed to sit 4-6 people, the CosySpa Deluxe Hot Tub features 110x powerful air jets which have controlled by the easy-to-use display panel. The dual operated water heating system heats up to an impressive 40°C, which can also be controlled to satisfy user preference. The octagonal hot tub features durable & rigid foam walls which can be assembled ready to be filled in just twenty minutes. As well as a hot tub, you’ll also receive a safety clip cover & ground sheet as standard, with filters & energy saving covers available as optional extras.Remove the filter housing and replace the stopper plugs provided. Now take the filter out (if it is still in good condition, then clean and store safely). Step 3. Disconnect the Pump Always store your lazy spa inflatable hot tub somewhere dry and well ventilated and where the temperature is always above 6˚C. Unfortunately, this rules out the garden shed for most of us. Here’s how to deflate lazy spa hot tubs (or most inflatable hot tubs to be honest) using my simple step-by-step guide. It’s not complicated but it is essential that you don’t skip any steps to keep your lazy spa at its best. Step 1. Turn OFF the Power
Thermal Insulation Cover: Fully foam insulated hot tub cover -cleaner, more efficient, cheaper maintenance costs (Reduce energy costs up to 40%)Storing a moist hot tub is asking for mould. Make sure all the water is completely drained out and go over it with a dry cloth before folding away. Step 7. Deflate the Lay-Z-Spa Even if the inflatable hot tub is turned off and empty, your hot tub should not be left outside in the winter. Besides possible motor issues, the harsher weather conditions may cause wear and tear of the vinyl and other fixtures. Is it OK to store a hot tub on its side? The main issue with using a hot tub during the winter months is that they are not designed to be used or stored in less than 4 degrees centigrade (40f). Here in the UK, temperatures drop far below that during winter and spring, making it unlikely that you are able to enjoy your hot tub. Energy Saving Cover: Inflatable insulating cover - cleaner, more efficient, cheaper maintenance costs
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