Do you have to take out the water gadget each time you get in the spa?? That is what the manual says, but it seems like a hassle, so we just leave it
1866271
I leave mine in at all times, but it's possible with too many people that they end up sitting or stepping on it
1866272
Yes I do take it out each time I get in the hot tub. It is simple just put on floor and put back in when I get out. Also use hymilyan sea salt with this and it is so good makes my skin so soft and hardly no maintence!
2065104
I wish I could answer that but I never turn mine off and only use the clean and pond settings throughout the year. Our weather,is such that even on the few,days where,the,temp gets to freezing it never gets,to the point that the the system is total oy shut down and purging is necessary.
1552436
dump it on the ground. My spa cracked after 1 year and the company will not respond to my request for repairs/replacement. Buy a brand name spa from a local company- or throw your money away on this piece of crap.
1946316
Yes, you do. When I do not unplug it, I often accidentally brush it and it turns on without water in it. UNPLUG IT.
1025011
You have to put a little manpower into it . I asked my husband to remove it for me. I think the water pressure builds up as it flows.
1303999
Oh thank you to all, I didn't quite understand, I thought it had to be left permanently plumbed in in my bathroom for everyone to see!!!! So, I can remove ALL the equipment to a hide in cupboard (closet) when not in use, right? :-)
996942
I didn't need the tub spout either...but it is a great feature. You turn the dial to the tub spout and turn on the water to heat up. No getting hit by cold water, as the water is coming out the spout and not the jets or overhead shower. It isn't that noticeable anyway, I doubt it can be removed. Temperature reading is great too. My remodelers was very impressed with my choice and will recommend it to his other clients.
625830
When the water flow is very slow or stops it's time for a new one. Since they aren't cheap I use it as long as I can. It's easier than having the spa filters get it out.
2067459
It's not very convenient. The valve is at the back and bottom of the unit, about an inch off the ground. I use a lipped cookie sheet to collect the water. In order to get all the water out of the unit, you need to tilt the unit backwards. If you don't do this, about half the water will remain. There is a hose attachment, but it's useless because of the effects of gravity, unless you have it sitting at the top of some stairs or something like that.
126904
I leave mine there everyday only time I empty it is when I clean it or put in a new filter . as long as you use it and keep feeling it, the water doesn't get bad. If you leave it sit to long maybe I would yes and use fresh water.
1764376
I am not sure what happens once you remove it. It either has battery to hold settings or everything shots off. It is in my mom home and i am not sure she uses any feature of it besides just boiling water. I may check if remember when next time I am there.
482004
I believe you take it out as soon as you fill the tub. It hangs under the water spout so it is being released into the water until you turn the water off. Probably just minutes
1889381
Yes it is, our tub was given to us and the previous owners used Baqua-Spa we should have used the Citri-Clean twice right off the bat but I didn't to save money, instead we had stuff floating around that would release from the hoses. Live and learn and the owner told me to do it twice too. ENJOY
475307
Nope. Sorry. However, my last very expensive one did--along with about half a kazillion variations--and I found I didn't use them. Given that there were all sorts of other massaging items around my house, the shower turned out to be naught but a place to get clean and occasionally wash out a rug. Good luck with your search. (Personally, I prefer a nice relaxing soak in a Jacuzzi style tub... easier to sip a hot chocolate laced with some Bailey's Irish Creme that way and let the tub do the work while I just sit there.)
33345
We do! If your hot tub has a waterfall, you may have to get the water out of the speaker. But sometimes we put ours in the drink holder. Have been using for several months and no issues.
1696794
You can always remove the water restrictor on both the mounted and handheld showerheads if the pressure isn't high enough. I'm not sure if that breaks any laws but plenty of people do it. It's basically a disc with a hole that you can easily pry out.
1919664
We have not removed it and my husband said he does not plan on removing it. I also left a comment about it fogging up, but my husband said that the instructions say to hold it under the warm shower and it will defog, that if fogs up because the mirror gets cold. It is nice because you can hold it in your hand. I would recommend it.