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The Startling Truth About Hot Tub Energy Consumption! (Is Yours Draining Your Wallet?)

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Comment from : @HotTubOwnerHQ

Cool thank you
Comment from : @jordanlee2645

The best channel for me ❤ God bless you my friend
Comment from : @chayalves1199

I don't think you understand energy efficacy and thermal loss is generally the square of the difference in temp You touched on the principles and you even suggest keeping your tub a couple of degrees cooler to save energy Are you an engineer?
Comment from : @travelswithMTcharlie

Can you tell us what chemicals you are using in your hot tub? I want to make sure my hair doesn't turn blue
Comment from : @hulkhuggett

I hate to count up all the mistakes this guy makes in his analysis Amazing!
Comment from : @coffeenclinic

Is it normal to always close the lid on the spa cover when done or can it be left open?
Comment from : @mannyramirez2307

How much energy would a spa consume extra in kwh if left open for 12 hrs without a spa cover? Assuming the water in spa is 100F and the outside is 32F?
Comment from : @mannyramirez2307

I used to lower mine down to 80° every time I got out However, I followed your advice and started leaving it at 100° a couple of months ago Coincidentally, at that same time, my gas bill spiked from $35 a month to $205 a month two months in a row! I thought at first it must’ve been due to doing a lot of laundry or accidentally leaving the water run hot too long in the kitchen sink But now I’m thinking is that too much of a coincidence that it was at the same time that I changed my spa temp? And how do I know if my spa is electric or gas? I assumed that they are all electric! My electric bill is unchanged And I do have solar panels, by the way
Comment from : @pamgrimm8850

How i see itelectricity keep my spa hot unnoticeable on the my billit spikes up when i have 5-9people goes in and takes a shower when done hehehe
Comment from : @jedeloriaga1115

heaters are rate in kilo-watts not hertz
Comment from : @dougcanning5501

Off subject, but my question is regarding how to address low hardness level in my hot tub Is there a product I need to add?
Comment from : @imjackn

Very true thanks for sharing
Comment from : @flintstone7404

ck your local electric company, in my area central Illinois its cheaper with a plug n play for daily operation Costs about 25 a month for a plug n play and about 50 a month for a 240 volt
Comment from : @jimwalsh6453

Still the same myth It can't be more energy efficient keeping it hot all the time More comfortable? Sure, but not more energy efficient The thing is - you use the same energy to heat it by 1 degree No matter how cold or hot it is However, the huge factor is the difference between the water temperature and the surrounding The bigger it is, the faster you lose the heat from the water Just imagine a cup of boiling water How fast it loses 10 degrees from the boiling point and how fast when it's 10 degrees above room temperature Now, when you have a great insulation and use it daily, there wouldn't be a big difference When you use it just on weekends in winter, it will be a significant difference if you turned off the heater after Sunday soak and turned back on on Saturday morning (or bit sooner if it wouldn't heat the water in time) That's physics and yes, I tried and measured that the last winter
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