[Lovey2]

I see a few of these around, and have seen a few for sale. Anybody have any experience with these? Thanks...

[marennorge]

I had a Softub for years up north. Cost about $10/month to heat. Loved it. Sold it before I moved down here. Wish I hadn't. Softub has a store off 466 east just before 441.

[TarotJames]

I own a used Soft Tub and we love it! Easy to use, low cost for chemicals and heating. Takes up little space and works great. Call Andrew Crouch if you want information, he is a Lady Lake dealer in Soft Tubs. Cell 812-219-2700 or local 352-753-3201.

[Lovey2]

Thanks so much for the responses. We may just have to ride up there and see them!

[elbear]

Another vote for softub....great prices from a Tampa/Sarasota dealer too and he delivers! We had one and when we moved sold it....only to miss it so much we purchased another. Plugs into ordinary outlet and uses almost no electricity.

[Lovey2]

Thanks. A quick look at the Soft tub site puts them at about $4000.?? I'm thinking the less expensive $800 range ones. I see several even from Home Depot that are much less expensive. Is this an accurate pricing?

[TarotJames]

Originally Posted by Lovey2

Thanks. A quick look at the Soft tub site puts them at about $4000.?? I'm thinking the less expensive $800 range ones. I see several even from Home Depot that are much less expensive. Is this an accurate pricing?

Call Andrew Crouch he also finds used tubs and sells them with new skins. Tell him Marcy told you to call him. He can tell you about prices.

[Lovey2]

Originally Posted by TarotJames

Call Andrew Crouch he also finds used tubs and sells them with new skins. Tell him Marcy told you to call him. He can tell you about prices.

Thanks....

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by Lovey2

A quick look at the Soft tub site puts them at about $4000.?? I'm thinking the less expensive $800 range ones. I see several even from Home Depot that are much less expensive.

Can anyone comment on Lovey's question about the ones from Home Depot?

[Lovey2]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

Can anyone comment on Lovey's question about the ones from Home Depot?

Thanks, Bare... We see a couple in the area and are just gonna stop and ask the owners if they are satisfied with them. Reviews written on line about them seems like they work fine. Ultimately, you get what you pay for, so we know they won't be anything like the bigger, more $$ hot tubs, but just want a little something to relax in a bit that won't take up the whole patio area
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[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by Lovey2

Thanks, Bare... We see a couple in the area and are just gonna stop and ask the owners if they are satisfied with them. Reviews written on line about them seems like they work fine. Ultimately, you get what you pay for, so we know they won't be anything like the bigger, more $$ hot tubs, but just want a little something to relax in a bit that won't take up the whole patio area.

I'd be very interested in what you discover.

[mixsonci]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

I'd be very interested in what you discover.

So would I. I never heard of these Soft Tubs, but when I get there in January I definitely want a Hot Tub, and this sounds promising, especially not taking up all the space on the Lanai

[Lovey2]

Deal...I'll update this with what I find. They have some nice smaller ones 2-4 people, most are round shaped that cost anywhere from $500 to $900. They run on the 110 current, no bigger electrical outlet needed. They are the ones I'm looking at. According to the reviews they don't have "jets" that give you that "back pounding" (as one reviewer said) but it bubbles, which still gives you the feeling of jets, just not as intense. This particular model was on the Home Depot site, but there are plenty others. Jeez, Walmart even has them on their website. One name is Therapure, another is EZSpa. If you search "portable hot tub" they all pop up - no pun intended.