Intex 6 Person PureSpa Bubble Massage Inflatable Hot Tub Spa Set
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Our take on the Intex 6 Person PureSpa Bubble Massage Inflatable Hot Tub Spa Set
The Intex PureSpa is an inflatable hot tub that seats up to six and runs a built-in bubble massage system. It sets up on a patio or deck without plumbing or permanent wiring, which is why renters and first-time hot tub owners pick it over hard-sided spas. It heats to a preset temperature and holds it, but it heats slowly and the bubbles are air jets, not the directed water jets on pricier spas. Owners like the room and the easy setup; the common complaints are heat-up time, thin walls and the cover's clips.
- Seats up to six, roomy for its class
- Inflatable walls set up without plumbing or a permanent pad
- Built-in bubble massage ring around the floor
- Insulated cover with lock clips helps hold heat and keeps kids out
- Fits on a patio, deck or small yard
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What reviewers say
Owners treat it as an affordable way into hot tubbing and praise the space and simple setup. Complaints center on slow heating, thin walls and short-lived accessories.
- HeatingCriticisedOwners say it can take the better part of a day to reach temperature and struggles to hold heat in cold weather.
- Bubble massageMixedThe air bubbles are relaxing, but owners note they are gentler and less targeted than water jets on hard-sided spas.
- BuildMixedThe inflatable vinyl walls are easy to set up but flex and feel less sturdy than an acrylic shell.
Questions and answers
- How long does it take to heat up?
- Expect many hours from a cold fill, longer in cool weather. The insulated cover helps it hold temperature once it is there.
- Does it need special wiring?
- It runs on a standard household outdoor outlet. It should be on a dedicated circuit and plugged into a GFCI-protected outlet.
- What surface does it need?
- A level, load-bearing surface such as a patio, deck or reinforced ground. A full tub is heavy, so check the deck's rating.
- Can it stay up through winter?
- It can run in cold weather but heats slowly and costs more to operate. Many owners drain and store it for the coldest months.
- What comes in the box?
- The tub, the insulated cover with lock clips, a filter cartridge, a ground cloth and a inflation hose for setup.
- How does it compare with a hard-sided spa?
- It costs far less and sets up anywhere, but it heats slower, has air bubbles instead of water jets and won't last as long.
