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Hi everyone, I live in Toronto and have narrowed down my choices to the Sundance Edison and Hotspot Rhythm but can't seem to decide which one is better based on a few angles: 1. Insulation - which product has better insulation? 2. Reliability and operating life - which product lasts longer and seldom breaks? 3. Parts and repair - if the product breaks, which one is harder to look /afford for parts & service? 4. Filtration system - which is better CLEARRAY® UV-C Technology + Filtration or FROG® In-Line Cartridge Ready? 5. Monthly costs - which product is more expensive to maintain with having to purchase supplies for filters, chemicals, etc? Appreciate any help and information you can share. I'm looking to finalize my decision in the next 2 weeks. Thanks! Ryan Toronto -
All - I got my first tub last year with a lot of help from all of you! I searched and didn't see anything around this so thought I'd post it. I just bought my replacment Clearray UV bulb last week and came across this coupon. I pain $60.47 out the door at Ace Swin and Leisure in Rochester, NY. They say you need to drain the tub or pull the two lines and put a wine cork in the lines. I'm going to wait another month and do my final change before winter. Bleach / DiChlor is a great method. Once you get the hang of it and balancing it the first time, it make tub maintenance so easy. Here are the links: http://www.jacuzzihottubs.com/clearray-print.html?s_cid=4&utm_source=promo&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=F13_clearray_bulb http://www.jacuzzihottubs.com/hot-tub-blog/2012-spa-model-owners/ Hope it helps! Scott
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Hey everyone, So I've been doing a good deal of research on a new spa purchase. I know I want a larger tub, that is preferably deeper(I'm a larger fella, tall and heavy, but not huge). A big plus for me in a tub is easy maintenance, with lower to no odor, and minimal skin irritation. I'd like something my girlfriend and myself can stretch out in, but also that will accommodate several people for when we have parties. I intend to build a Sauna in close-ish vicinity to the tub, not that this is all that relevant, but I'm assuming you guys and gals have more experience with this, so who knows, perhaps it's a point to be made. Anyhow, build quality and energy consumption are huge selling points for me, as I'd like a tub that is low maintenance, durable in southern Michigan winters, won't cost me a ton to maintain in both price and time, and will cause me less hassle in the long run. I know that a good relationship with a dealer is extremely important, so that aside, assuming they all give equal service, what are your thought on Models, and brands I should be looking at, methods for getting the best price, and filtration and sanitization methods and add-ons for these models, to make maintenance as easy and cost effective as possible. Also, are there any brands that simply just blow the competition out of the water in terms of any of these specifics? Thanks for your input, and try not to make this a soap box for disdain.
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Hello, I'm close to pulling the trigger on a J495 but I have a few questions that could help me negotiating with the dealer. 1. Can Ozone and Clearray co-exist? Any advantages? (will it reduce my chemicals and the smell associated with them?) 2. Anyone know what the dealer cost of these dealer options: Cover Cover lifter Ozone Smartseal (does it really save 25% electricity and worth the money) Prolites corner cabinetry lighting 3. Is it too much to ask for the dealer to include these in with the spa? (not asking for stereo or steps) Thanks