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Originally Posted by ttoyoda
Nice article with pictures of skin lesions:
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Not tempted to click.
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Is there any "practical" way to make one the least bit economical?
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Yes. The question is whether you can implement it. (location, skills, money and materials)
- First order of business, treat it as a hot gray-water mass.
- Drop it into an insulated shell with a roll-on roll-off weather cover.
- Consider an immersion heater (wood pellets or whatever)
- Consider routing the house fresh air intake behind the insulation.
Ideal would be a circular tub set into an exterior wall with two quarter-spherical covers. Rotate the inner one out and you have an indoor tub. Rotate the outer one in and you have an outdoor tub.
'People soup' is a problem, shower beforehand. Consider UV light or ozone treatment. When I had an [indoor] hot tub my hair below my shoulders had a blonde tint from the bleach.
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Originally Posted by akkeosflomdis
Even manufacturer web sites for big brands like Hot Springs, Sundance, Jaccuzi do not quote MSRP on any of their models. So how does one even know if they are getting a deal or getting ripped off ?
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