Can you use these in a hot tub? We just purchased a small inflatable hot tub that calls for 1" tablets to use with a float.
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I wouldn't use it. It takes a long time for it to dissolve. Use a powder instead of tablet.
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I use it in tub half filled and my son loves to splash water. This will not float as baby weight will keep it from floating.
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We love it, but it's really a little tub that fits into a regular sized tub, not so much a baby pool. That might be perfect for what you want for traveling, but wanted to make sure you knew it was relatively small. Not a bad idea, though to use it the way you are planning. It is pretty well made and sturdy for an inflatable tub, though there is no real cushion on the bottom (you may not need that anyway).
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Get a Nature2 and powdered chlorine/or tablet floater This is no big deal, because its inflatable, and not a big permanent kind. I had a DreamSpa for years this size. Best way to keep it clean is not to use it as a bath tub. Rinse off before getting in.
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No, not recommended. This is designed for aquarium use, and does not have the heat tolerance required for the hot tub. Best bet is to find something form a pool and spa supply store that is designed to be used in the hot tub.
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Is this for a hot tub or pool? Hot tub is usually 1 capful. I don't know about a pool
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Personally, I would not use this is a lake or open body of water. I use it only on the deck with water in it. I have not ever used it as a floating tub, and I really wouldn't recommend it. That is my personal opinion.
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You could hot tub in them, or better yet a kiddie pool. Forty pounds is a lot, but to swim, you'd need more like 120.
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In the filter u can put 1 inch tablets. I still used a floater with 3 inch tablets also.
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I wouldn't recommend it. This one will float if there is enough water in the tub, making it unstable. If you want to bathe the older child at the same time, it will be a tight fit. You could nathe the older child with the water inside the smaller inflatable tub.
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Yes, this will definitely work, but you will need either half of one of the big tablets or 2 of the tiny tablets inside for them to work. A little goes a long way. For the WHOLE tub to turn blue or whatever, we use 4 of the big tablets if that helps at all. :)
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No, I don't think 1.5 psi will work. It's a great pump to quickly fill your inflatable; however I always have to top off my 1.5 psi with a foot pump. Yon can purchase a great foot pump with a gauge from "Advanced Elements" I still recommend this pump to do the majority of the fill.
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I would think so but I don't know for sure. We used an air compressor with a small tip on it. We love these floats. Enjoy!
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Hello Nancy, the model I purchased was for pool size tablets, 3 inches. Got this for my spa as the smaller tablets are more expensive and not always local. Sam' club allows you to buy the pool size tablets in bulk at a much lower net cost per tablet.
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It's pretty solid so I doubt it would float, but I have brought into the hot tub and it worked with no problem. I actually didn't look for a floatable case so I don't know if there is one out there. But hey you might be able to design one and make some cash. Hope I was of some help.If it helps as soon as it drops in price again I'm buying one for my wife.
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Our tub is built into the deck and it works well. However, if your hot tub is built into a cement surround, I'd imagine it wouldn't work as well. However, you may contact the cover company and inquire as to what they recommend. Good luck! Happy hot tubbing!
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float these tabs separately from chlorine is what I was told.The soda tablets dissolve quicker than the chlorine ones.Just want to add that they work perfectly. The easiest summer I've hadwith maintenance.