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I couldn't agree more. When someone knows a little bit more about a subject that yourself, it's easy for them to come across as an 'expert', hence why it's so important to understand what questions you should be asking. In terms of the brands, you're right again. The market is currently saturated with brands claiming to be 'industry leading, best in the business etc', but they just don't live up to these claims. I've got friends who bought hot tubs online for next to nothing, and brand new! For me at least, when a hot tub has music, lights, all of that stuff... yet comes in half the price of the top brands in the industry like: Jacuzzi, Arctic Spas, Vita Spas etc then alarm bells should be going off. There's a reason why they're so cheap, they might look alright form the outside, but inside they're far from pretty.

I would highly recommend reading this buyers guide before visiting any dealership and parting with your hard earned money Hot Tub Buyers Guide It's so frustrating visiting different dealerships as they all seem to boast about how their hot tubs are the best, and their competitors are inferior...you travel two minutes down the road and it's the same story. Knowing exactly what it is that you're looking for before visiting a dealer is imperative, that way you can take control of the sale and insure that what you're buying is a quality product.

I would highly recommend the Paradise Spa Vac, they've been a godsend for us. Really easy to use and don't require any electrical feed or batteries, I'm unsure if they just run on pure magic, ha! Here's a link as to where you can get one: Paradise Spa Vac (although I don't know if they only ship to the UK) Another link which I found useful before purchasing my hot tub was this one: Hot Tub Buyers Guide Hope this helps

We bought an 8 year old Arctic Fox and after we replaced the headrests, jet inserts and sanded it down and oiled it, it looked brand new. Think we paid £4,500 for it (they're £8,500 new I think). So you've had a pretty good deal! Arctic Spas are renowned for their quality and seem to keep their value really well. I would recommend looking to get an annual service just to ensure that everything is running as it should, be wary though as you obviously want the person who is servicing your hot tub to know what they're doing. I'm going to drop a couple of links down here which I found useful before buying our hot tub https://www.conceptspa.co.uk/hot-tub-buyers-guide https://www.conceptspa.co.uk/hot-tub-health-benefits Hope this helps