Lifesmart Hot Tub In The Winter

Hey there — I just wanted to update you all on how this Lifesmart hot tub (LS450DX) is holding up throughout the winter. If you’ve been looking through Lifesmart hot tub reviews or considering one of the Lifesmart hot tubs, this should give you a good real-world perspective. So far it’s been great. The hot tub stays warm and maintains temperature well. The temperature will decrease slightly when in use, but you can usually stay in for about an hour and it will only drop to around 101–102°F. For anyone curious I've had this hot tub now for 8 or 9 months! The performance of this 110-volt hot tub in colder Michigan weather has honestly impressed me. We don’t lose power often, but when we have, the first few times I went out to check on it to make sure it was running when the power returned. Each time it started back up on its own and had the temperature set to 104°F, which is where I keep it during these wintry months. Overall, this hot tub Lifesmart unit has been reliable and easy to live with. In this video I mention the cover lifter bars becoming bent. I want to stress that those are aftermarket cover lifters — they did not come with the hot tub and should not reflect on the quality of the tub itself. Also, it really was my fault they got bent. I should have taken the time to clean the snow off the cover. Cover Rocket Lifter: https://amzn.to/3Oevqo5 **Disclosure: links above are Amazon affiliate links, meaning I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Lifesmart LS450DX: https://lifesmartoutlet.com/product/paradise-ls450dx-7-person-22-jets-sea-salt-espresso-plug-play/?srsltid=AfmBOoqzrZX4T91L4sovyZByGCxBWVcflZSOs0EWfkRDkYPK7N5XOjqU Keeping up with the chemicals has been good — I can’t really complain. I love the jets. I don’t need them turned all the way up since that can be a little much, but it’s nice to crank them up sometimes for a little while. Frank the cat loves hanging outside with me too. He’s only fallen in twice. Each time I quickly got him out, and he usually went to warm up in his heated cat house. But he still loves being with you when you’re in the hot tub. I keep a scrub brush nearby to clean his footprints — I meant to show that in the video, but it was very cold out and a few things were missed. The shell of this hot tub is a little rough, and I wish it were smoother like the more expensive models. I think if it were smoother, marks and stains would be easier to remove. In the spring I’m going to drain and thoroughly clean it. I’m still looking for product recommendations — there’s a waterline mark that will need some scrubbing as well. Thanks for watching this video! If I missed anything or you’ve got questions or comments, please leave them below — I’ll answer when I can. And if you could give this video a thumbs up, I’d really appreciate it. ☕If this video helped or entertained you, consider buying me a coffee to help fund the next one! https://buymeacoffee.com/michigantreetops More Videos Of This Lifesmart Hot Tub: - https://youtu.be/Co31UTcFZTk - https://youtu.be/fJJe3JXatC8 - https://youtu.be/YvlasJx1rzc - https://youtu.be/6sCtFx9hR1E - https://youtu.be/_SK-QV29ag8 Disclaimer: This video is for entertainment purposes only. Always follow manufacturer instructions, guidelines, and safety recommendations when using any product. #hottubs #hottubcleaning #spatub #lifesmarthottub #spa #110hottub #water #winter