Where can you use it? Two questions: 1)Can this spa be inflated and used indoors? 2) Does it leak?
1307927
This is not an inflatable spa, but could be used indoors or out. Better outdoors, though, there is some water loss when changing filters. Or somewhere where splashing or water spilling aren't an issue.
446816
ive had one now about 2-3 years. ive had it inside and outside. mine hasnt leaked yet, so far so good.
1307928
All Comfort Line Products spas can be used both indoors and outdoors. We have customers using the spa on their lanais, patios, or decks, as well as inside in their home or basement. The heating system for these spas functions using water pressure, so they do not leak as long as your fittings are properly hand tightened.Source: I am an employee at Oceantis, the only warranty, service, technical phone support, and parts facility for these spas in all of North America. Call us at 855-772-6269.
856087
I suppose it "could" be used indoors, but it has a totally patio/deck look. It's so comfortable, though, that I might consider setting it up in the basement during the winter! ;)
736331
It should work fine for that. I know my spa had a bigger leak in it and it sealed fine. I was draining around 350 gallons a day and it plugged it up.
1162231
It is not recommended for use indoors. It gives off a small amount of chemical repellant and should be used where there is open air.
1122596
I also planned on using it inside either near or in the tub. I ordered it, put it together and found that it would not fit inside the tub and water would splash if outside the tub. Sent it back at great expense.
549448
I'm sure the maker thinks it can be used indoors except they won't tell you about the water it will spray all over your floor! Just don't buy it. Unfortunately, I learned the hard way that it's probably necessary to pay $400 for the kind that works.
1672634
Your spa would have to be very large to do that and the floor would need to be very flat to allow them inside. So I think not. They're perfect for outside getting into the spa though!!!
549445
It could be used indoors as a regular fan without the water. The misting does get you a little wet if you are right in front of it, so it probably wouldn't work indoors.
1295127
I use it indoors, but I wouldn't object to using it outdoors. Like another user said, bringing it to the beach seems like a great idea!
1094173
No, it's a kids pool. Why would you put it inside? It doesn't hold water good. I feel that your question is s joke.
1809627
My experiences have been 1-2 drips every couple of seconds in my spa. It is also a piping/tubing leak where the Fix a Leak can plug a small crack, etc.. Not being an expert...I would think that you would not have much success if the liner itself is leaking.
814592
Its a pretty big tub when set up and takes only a few minutes to blow up if you have a good pump. You can collaps it and put it away in a small closet. Dont forget to think about draining it though, if you are indoors like me, you will want to install a hose aswell for that.
1793273
Yes but you have to cut it to fit. You should be able a size closer to the size of the spa.
1703560
the water in the tub is only about 24 inches deep when you fill the spa up to the top of the filter . . . I am a small person -- took the head rests out and filled the tub up to nearly the top . . . it is fine for me, but, using the lounger is uncomfortable and the water just barely covers my body . . . in the future, I will opt for four reclining corner seats instead of any lounger. I just use the two seats . . . the other thing is that there is not a lot of leg room between the seat and the floor. For a taller person -- taller than 5'4", I would suspect that it would be uncomfortable. Otherwise, it is a nice size for one person, energy efficient and will serve my winter needs for a few years. the water in the tub is only about 24 inches deep when you fill the spa up to the top of the filter . . . I am a small person -- took the head rests out and filled the tub up to nearly the top . . . it is fine for me, but, using the lounger is uncomfortable and the water just barely covers my body . . . in the future, I will opt for four reclining corner seats instead of any lounger. I just use the two seats . . . the other thing is that there is not a lot of leg room between the seat and the floor. For a taller person -- taller than 5'4", I would suspect that it would be... » Read More the water in the tub is only about 24 inches deep when you fill the spa up to the top of the filter . . . I am a small person -- took the head rests out and filled the tub up to nearly the top . . . it is fine for me, but, using the lounger is uncomfortable and the water just barely covers my body . . . in the future, I will opt for four reclining corner seats instead of any lounger. I just use the two seats . . . the other thing is that there is not a lot of leg room between the seat and the floor. For a taller person -- taller than 5'4", I would suspect that it would be uncomfortable. Otherwise, it is a nice size for one person, energy efficient and will serve my winter needs for a few years. « Show Less
2246838
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.
1165846
I don't have a spa tub but I think the unit will work well for you. We have guest and friends who visit and do tub baths and they run a lot of water and the unit keeps right up and where we live, we only have propane. The unit works great and gives you a lot more room and probably saves some money on utility cost.
1400323
If it is built into the ground it won't work. For above ground spas, it is great. I wish I had purchased it sooner.