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Intex Inflatable 4 Person Hot Tub | £199.99 + £9.95 Delivery @ Aldi
Intex Inflatable 4 Person Hot Tub | £199.99 + £9.95 Delivery @ Aldi
Intex Inflatable 4 Person Hot Tub | £199.99 + £9.95 Delivery @ Aldi
Intex Inflatable 4 Person Hot Tub | £199.99 + £9.95 Delivery @ Aldi
Intex Inflatable 4 Person Hot Tub | £199.99 + £9.95 Delivery @ Aldi
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Posted 23 April 2023

Intex Inflatable 4 Person Hot Tub | £199.99 + £9.95 Delivery @ Aldi

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Relaxation seekers rejoice – Aldi's best-selling four-person Intex Inflatable Hot Tub has returned! Equipped with 135 air jets to soothe and relax, heated bubbles and a 795L capacity, this four-person hot tub will help users relax and unwind in the comfort of their own home. Complete with two headrests, a thermal ground cloth, user-friendly control panel, carry bag and insulated and lockable cover, shoppers can be transported into paradise whenever they need. What’s more, the Spa Pool comes with a three-year warranty, so you can have peace of mind, whilst you relax.


Accessories Included
  • 2 x Headrests
  • 2 x Filter cartridges
  • Test-strips
  • Insulated and lockable cover
  • Thermal ground cloth
  • Carry bag
  • Chemical dispenser

Features
  • Laminated vinyl inflatable hot tub with fibre tech technology
  • Octagon shaped design
  • Integrated heated bubble air blower
  • 135 Bubble jets
  • Carry bag
  • Chemical dispenser
  • Hard water system
  • Limescale protection
  • User friendly control panel
  • Filter pump with a capacity of: 1741 l/h
  • 10W Hard water system

Guarantee/Warranty
3 Years
Suitable Use
Fits up to 4 adults
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  1. candice56's avatar
    candice56
    We’ve had this a few years too, back up and on again for this year already and with almost daily use it’s still going strong! Highly recommend… we bought an additional thermal cover online elsewhere for £60 and in the summer it barely loses any temp. Keep ours about 34 and turn it up lunchtime for evening use, still on a fixed elec plan so might not use so much next year!
    foxmeister's avatar
    foxmeister
    Ditto !
  2. Rodders89's avatar
    Rodders89
    Had this 2 years not too bad , but how anybody can afford to heat them and use them with the cost of energy currently is beyond me, had it up for 2 weeks last year over April/May and it cost more than the full 2 months I had it up for the year before in the same period.
    Cherryton's avatar
    Cherryton
    Try heating at night on a cheap EV tariff and super insulation it
    OR buy a thermally lined wetsuit
  3. Ouzoherb's avatar
    Ouzoherb
    All these are too low, canadian one is taller if you are tall, otherwise its cold nips
  4. sc03tye's avatar
    sc03tye
    I have this and great price! We heat it 12-4am offpeak and have it insulated in a wooden surround with a covered bit of insulation board on top. Costs about a quid daily (when not used/heated up for evening use). Ideally would get a ‘hot tub heat saver’ but too pricey for me atm.
    glovebox1's avatar
    glovebox1
    Hey sc03tye, how do you set the heat to only operate during those hours?
  5. helpbydeals's avatar
    helpbydeals
    Where are their legs?
  6. Cherryton's avatar
    Cherryton
    I dont think these are the future. Much better a diesel-powered one..
    Like EVs they are doomed..
  7. mmmwoah's avatar
    mmmwoah
    We have a hot tub but are too afraid to turn it on with the electric prices through the roof
  8. JOHNNY_WILKINSON's avatar
    JOHNNY_WILKINSON
    Could get yourself in hot water by owning one of these!
  9. foo.bar's avatar
    foo.bar
    This one is really good video on energy

  10. liviman's avatar
    liviman
    What is a typical daily consumption in kwh? Does someone know?
    chrisjlocke's avatar
    chrisjlocke
    Depends on how often you use it. Its 2.2 kWh, so at 30p per kWh, its 60p an hour. Rule of thumb is that it heats about 2 or 3 'c an hour, so if you fill it up with cold water, it'll take ages to heat it.
    You don't leave it on all day .. usually let it cool down when not using it, and heat it up again when you do.
  11. CurvedSlightly's avatar
    CurvedSlightly
    Who has a huge swiming pool then buys a cheap inflatabe HT?
  12. 1616french's avatar
    1616french
    I was one of the ones who got a free hot tub from Amazon.
    Mine has been off since 2021
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