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CleverSpa Inyo 4 Person Hot Tub - £187.50 with code + £6.95 Home Delivery Only at Argos
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Posted 16 February 2022

CleverSpa Inyo 4 Person Hot Tub - £187.50 with code + £6.95 Home Delivery Only at Argos

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The CleverSpa Inyo is a 4-person hot tub in a stunning teal colourway. On trend, simple to set up, featuring 110 air jets to relax your body and mind and 365 FreezeGuard to ensure you can benefit from your CleverSpa Onyx all-year round. The clever design includes our unique built-in pump and heating system so even the smallest of outside spaces can enjoy a CleverSpa hot tub. Standard Warranty: 12months- pump/heater, 6months-liner. Extended Warranty (when registered within 28days of purchase)- 18months- pump/heater, 9months- liner.

Features & Benefits: 110 relaxing air jets, Built-in pump & heating system, Room for up to 4 people, All-year-round use, Inflates in less than 5 minutes. What's in the box? Inflatable hot tub, Insulated top cover with double locking safety clips, Safety locking clip keys (x2), Filtration kit (filter & sock), Inflation hose, Repair patch.

With 110 relaxing airjets for an invigorating water massage, a space saving built-in pump & heating system and 365FreezeGuard Technology to allow All-Year-Round use, a CleverSpa hot tub is the must-have item for your outdoor space! As the pump & heating system is built-in, you can position your CleverSpa anywhere.

  • White coloured inside.
  • Holds up to 4 adults.
  • Air blower.
  • 110 air jets.
  • 1800 kw heater.
  • 800 litre water capacity.
  • This efficient pump provides low cost filtration for your spa.
  • Height 65, Diameter 180cm.
  • Weight 25.6kg.
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  1. MDJ's avatar
    I've got a hot tub and worked out it costs me about £60 a month if I leave it on.
  2. lucas's avatar
    The_Guru16/02/2022 11:51

    Imagine all the people that have these and proper hot tubs outdoors. They …Imagine all the people that have these and proper hot tubs outdoors. They take double the power.


    Sister in law got one a few years back, has it on constantly for the kids. Worked it out she was paying about 6 quid a day just sitting doing nothing.
  3. deleted2603143's avatar
    I used to have a Hottub in 2007 and the bills were hundreds a month alone for the thing.
  4. PoppaLop's avatar
    We have a inflatable 'spa' been amazing for my son post chemotherapy/radiotherapy.

    Through the winter we've filled it from the hot water feed at back of washer so it's ready for him to use quite quickly, only have it on for the weekend then use a water pump to empty in around 30 mins. Couldn't afford to leave it on for weeks/months 😬
  5. quantum77's avatar
    rebeccasherrington717/02/2022 06:50

    To be fair if you hired one for a weekend your looking at around £100ish …To be fair if you hired one for a weekend your looking at around £100ish depending on the time of year. If it’s something your willing to put away in between use and only get it out once a month or special occasions (if you can be bothered) it probably works out alright albeit the energy prices will affect your bills as most have mentioned.


    We bought a lazy spa when it was on special offer. Use it for a week every few months. Electric is reasonable for a week and it's MUCH cheaper than the local rental company @ £150 for 5 days!
  6. lucas's avatar
    So many deals on these, they’ll be the first things to go when the energy prices go up.
  7. HUKDTony's avatar
    The_Guru16/02/2022 12:43

    They will have to nowThat's like £280 a month! You can get a car pcp for …They will have to nowThat's like £280 a month! You can get a car pcp for that much!


    30 x 6 = £180?
  8. lasuil's avatar
    deleted243783116/02/2022 13:57

    Neighbour had great pleasure in showing me his £7.5k hot tub before energy …Neighbour had great pleasure in showing me his £7.5k hot tub before energy cap increases. FYI I didn't ask how much he paid for it. I do kind of feel bad for him now


    I'd find it hard to feel sorry for anyone doing well enough to be able to afford to spend more on a hot tub than most people can afford on a car
  9. rebeccasherrington7's avatar
    To be fair if you hired one for a weekend your looking at around £100ish depending on the time of year. If it’s something your willing to put away in between use and only get it out once a month or special occasions (if you can be bothered) it probably works out alright albeit the energy prices will affect your bills as most have mentioned.
  10. twotone1954's avatar
    The_Guru16/02/2022 11:51

    Imagine all the people that have these and proper hot tubs outdoors. They …Imagine all the people that have these and proper hot tubs outdoors. They take double the power.


    Most people don't even think about the running costs on these things
  11. herrbz's avatar
    lasuil16/02/2022 22:06

    I'd find it hard to feel sorry for anyone doing well enough to be able to …I'd find it hard to feel sorry for anyone doing well enough to be able to afford to spend more on a hot tub than most people can afford on a car


    Maybe he was retired and had saved up for it? Obviously it's all relative, but it's got to be a bit of a kick in the teeth to one year be told energy prices will go down, then the next it's almost doubled.
  12. The_Guru's avatar
    HUKDTony16/02/2022 22:22

    30 x 6 = £180?


    Your right. I must have been brain dead at the time 🤪
  13. The_Guru's avatar
    lucas16/02/2022 10:55

    So many deals on these, they’ll be the first things to go when the energy p …So many deals on these, they’ll be the first things to go when the energy prices go up.


    Imagine all the people that have these and proper hot tubs outdoors. They take double the power.
  14. The_Guru's avatar
    twotone195416/02/2022 12:39

    Most people don't even think about the running costs on these things


    They will have to now

    lucas16/02/2022 12:43

    Sister in law got one a few years back, has it on constantly for the kids. …Sister in law got one a few years back, has it on constantly for the kids. Worked it out she was paying about 6 quid a day just sitting doing nothing.


    That's like £280 a month! You can get a car pcp for that much! (edited)
  15. deleted2437831's avatar
    Neighbour had great pleasure in showing me his £7.5k hot tub before energy cap increases. FYI I didn't ask how much he paid for it. I do kind of feel bad for him now (edited)
  16. twotone1954's avatar
    The_Guru16/02/2022 12:43

    They will have to nowThat's like £280 a month! You can get a car pcp for …They will have to nowThat's like £280 a month! You can get a car pcp for that much!


    Wow just Wow
  17. cheapmommy's avatar
    The code doesn’t work on this product
  18. Ian_Silva's avatar
    Bargain
  19. bargainhunter666's avatar
    The_Guru16/02/2022 12:43

    They will have to nowThat's like £280 a month! You can get a car pcp for …They will have to nowThat's like £280 a month! You can get a car pcp for that much!

    Doubt those figures are correct even if halved.
  21. Hodge4ever's avatar
    cheapmommy17/02/2022 09:21

    Code doesn’t work. £250 + delivery


    It looks like it wasn't supposed to be applied to clearance lines as it shows on other hot tubs and associated products.

    Glad I ordered last night and I can use the saving toward the potentially ruinous running costs.
  22. blister69's avatar
    MDJ17/02/2022 05:35

    I've got a hot tub and worked out it costs me about £60 a month if I leave …I've got a hot tub and worked out it costs me about £60 a month if I leave it on.


    I have one also and would agree with this. We used 2 - 3 times a week and sometimes switched off and then back on the night before we needed it again. I would say it cost £40-£50 a month. That was when electricity was 15p/kWh from April it will be 30p so you could probably double the monthly cost depending how much you use it and the ambient temp at the time.
  23. cheapmommy's avatar
    Hodge4ever17/02/2022 10:01

    It looks like it wasn't supposed to be applied to clearance lines as it …It looks like it wasn't supposed to be applied to clearance lines as it shows on other hot tubs and associated products.Glad I ordered last night and I can use the saving toward the potentially ruinous running costs.


    Lucky. Was going to buy if the code had worked.
  24. ACIDFORUMS's avatar
    So is this any good? Putting aside the comments about rising leccy prices to use as and when not daily

    Overally good for two people and max?
  25. r9000's avatar
    4 people are going to be VERY cosy in that thing.
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