It says it is for portable spas. Does that just mean not the ones built into the ground. My spa is on a gravel but I would not say it is portable
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If it is built into the ground it won't work. For above ground spas, it is great. I wish I had purchased it sooner.
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You just need to attach to the side. I don't know what built into the ground means. If it is sunken, you may not have enough side exposed to attach it.
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My spa just sits on my deck. It works great. I guess mine could be moved if I hired people to move it. So TECHNICALLY it's portable. I think they must mean it has to be above ground-not built in like at some hotels.
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It will not work on in-ground spas, but works really well for above ground portable spas such as those pictured. You need to be able to mount the rollers on the side of spa.
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Ours is an above ground (sits on patio) 6 person spa. It is not portable. The roller cover works great!
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I think they means that it is for SPA on the ground. My SPA is seated on gravel too and it works really well. Really easy to remove and you can see all around the spa because the cover will be lower than with others cover remover. (sorry for my english... I speak Frechn but we really like the product!!)
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I have a regular tub on gravel and have this mounted to the skirting. It works really well and no issues.
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I have a pool with a spa with small waterfall, however I brought this product to get rid of small amounts of algie I never saw form. Just dont put right where water is running. I hope i helped also just start with small amounts. I used a forming one in another home and i hated it. I think this one is non foaming
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your spa should have it's own internal pump. Myself, I would not connect my spa to any outside pump. The 2 pumps work at difference pressures.
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James, I don't have an inflatable spa, but I can tell you that this doesn't have any sharp edges or things that could poke into an inflatable spa. I'm just concerned that it might not be able to hold any weight you would put on the tray with drinks, etc. It's been great for our fiber glass made hot tub though. Hopefully you can hear some good news from someone with an inflatable spa too.
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My best guess would it is for a Deluxe Model. Looks like a Deluxe...Smells like a Deluxe...shows like a Deluxe...Described as a Deluxe...must be a Deluxe. Do you see anything on the ad that says it would be something different? We sell dozens of the Deluxe Model...this one actually.This ad is only for the Deluxe Model Jilong Portable Spa.
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I used to live in Iowa and had a different portable tub. If u keep it heated its fine. But thats a lot of work on the tub, energy wise and motor wise
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yes to all. It's the best foot spa I've ever owned. The spikes are a little rough on the bottom of the feet, but they come out. If you buy it...enjoy
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My spa person said....the spa vac will not work in a shallow pool, the pool must be at least as deep as the pool is long
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lthough we placed ours on red brick, I can't see why you coundn't place it directly on the ground, PS very happy with this spa, works as advertised.
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No. I've seen people put a bunch of sand bags on top to keep it relatively portable. I used water and then added a product that makes it solidify. They sell it on Amazon. Definitely use something or it will fall on you.
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wish I could tell U. You are not alone with such problem. Use mine in SPA with 10 jets .....seemed "moisture" under the suction cups was problematic; sure is comfy when it stays in place : -)
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Yes. You need a lip of a couple inch min to be stable. It is great for a large spa ... from what you shared -iwould be concern using it for something costly like reading with a kindle.
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Not sure about the spa,I use it in my intex pool and it gets all the dirt and debris off the bottom like a champ!its made things super easy...the on off switch is tricky but I found if I put the bottom part between my knees and turn it with my hands its not a problem at all.I'm glad I got it,had it this past summer and loved it.only put batteries in it once so far.hope this helps.
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I received the question, but the one water spa I purchased was a Conair. Sorry I can't help you.
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This is for the "Pool". Look for Ecosmart "spa" size and I would go with their biggest one.
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It's a home use foot spa, it is a little heavy when full of water but it has a drain hose so it can be drained into a bathtub or outside into the yard.
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I would imagine so - I gave the foot spa away as a gift right after I received it, so I don't know for sure, but you just dump the water after you use it, so I don't see that it should be a problem. Sorry I can't be of more help!