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can I put a hot tub on my balcony?

admin — Sat, 23 Jul 2011 06:01:36 +0000

I want to buy a portable inflatable hot tub on my balcony, this holds 250 gallons and would weigh about 2500 without anyone in it. the balcony is 4 3/4 inch thick concrete slab that I'm sure is reinforced with iron bars. I know the weight is high, but concrete should be able to hold that kind of weight, really when it's distributed so evenly. I realize it might not be the best idea to have 250 gallons 5 stories in the air, but I would not have more than two people in the tub at a time. Has anyone bought an aero portable hot tub and accomplished this already? Or will I be making the news?

Swimming pools usually say sizes in ft does the ft show how long it is?

admin — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 05:56:25 +0000

Check this website its what im going to buy: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Bestway-6ft-Inflatable-Bubble-Swimming-Paddling-Pool-/220767875112?pt=UK_Swimming_Pools_Hot_Tubs&hash=item3366ca7028

It says its 6ft, 6ft long? if it is 6ft long then its quite big! 6ft deep u would drown. help me.

looking for inflatable hot tub?

admin — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 10:46:42 +0000

Hi there i am in a desperate need for an inflatable hot tub, as its my sons birthday and he wanted one. Can some one help me with it.

add second heater to inflatable hot tub?

admin — Thu, 27 Jan 2011 17:58:08 +0000

I'm considering getting an inflatable hot tub, however I'm concerned about its ability to stay hot in the winter. Also, I live in Boulder, so another consideration is that I'm at higher than a mile above sea level.

I'm thinking about solving this problem by getting a second electrical heating element, and connecting it in series with the heater and pump supplied with the inflatable hot tub.

would this make any kind of noticeable difference? would there be problems with the pump having enough pressure to draw water through the extra heater?

Thanks.

Supporting failing deck with cinder blocks?

admin — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 17:57:58 +0000

I have a house with a large back deck. There is a sunken portion that is substantially reinforced to hold a hot tub, which we've used to support an inflatable-ring-type pool. After quite a bit of rain, the ground softened and we found that one end of our deck had sunk, the supporting 2x12'' beams resting on the ground. Upon inspection, the 4x4'' posts were termite-eaten and had rotted to be only 2-3 feet long. No concrete footings to be found. We jacked up the deck and installed cinder blocks sandwiched between 2x6'' boards to support the weight and it's back where it should be, but what should I do at this point? Of course renting a post hole digger and installing proper footings and new 4x4 posts is ideal, but we're on a budget. Are cinderblocks sufficient as a temporary fix?

Where can I get a portable inflatable hot tub for under $375.00?

admin — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 20:37:07 +0000

I need sweet 16 ideas! We are quite wealthy and i can do pretty much whatever i want!?

admin — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 05:58:47 +0000

My sister had a huge Aladin themed party. She had a belly dancer, a cute monkey who was jumping from person to person, a camel and a donkey in our back yard. She had a huge party tent and a huge 00 cake. I really want to have a monkey too (just for fun) but i really have no idea of theme. I cant have any famous people though. We are having it in my backyard which is pretty huge with a large pool, hot tub and trampoline. Im thinking about maybe having a giant inflatable water slide. My friend's sister had one for her 19th birthday and it was awesome. So if i had the water slide, pool and hottub, what else can i add to make it awesome? I cant think of any ideas, and if i dont have a great idea, then i wont have a party!

Ice bath in a non heated hot tub?

admin — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 01:08:44 +0000

Is it possible to make an ice bath in a hot tub? (not while the heater is on of course...) Me and my friends want to get in together because we did that during track season. How would I be able to create it?? Would we be better off just getting a cheap inflatable pool?
where would i buy a really cheap inflatable pool?

What are these small red spots in these places?

admin — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 10:45:37 +0000

Hi guys, I'm a tween/pre-teen and I woke up this morning to find small red spots on my shoulders, my back and above my boobs. Is this normal or weird? Why? What are they? I haven't ate anything and I have been kept in my house, not allergic to anything...I have Epistaxis, a problem in my nose and Pharyngitus, a problem in my throat, but that wouldn't affect it, would it? Yesterday I went in my Aunt's inflatable hot tub for a good while, but I don't think that could have anything to do with it, would it? Thanks in advance!!!
I'll see about bed bugs - will check my bed now. And about the chlorine, I don't think it is because it's never happened before when I've been swimming D:
I do not think they're pimples, because pimples don't itch? (Do they?) and lol, bacne, I remember that advert from Another Cinderella Story ''You give yo man a heart attack, cuz you got acne on yo back! B-B-BABY GOT BACNE!"
O_O WHY HAVE THEY SUDDENLY STARTED ITCHING.
Discovered I now have them on my lower back and bum. They really itch everywhere. They are not chicken pox, I have already had them.
It's chicken pox.

how much dose it cost to run a hottub?

admin — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 20:21:22 +0000

i want to get a inflatable hot tub. how much does one of these cost to run ?