Hi gang. It's been interesting, but also has gotten too far afield from
wrenching.
If you have any further suggestions for Allan, please contact him off list.
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For those interested in non electric hot tubs for unique customer tastes check
out these 20 versions.
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Tom I sure agree with the silence on the Snorkel and the Scuba, here off
grid at 8200 ft!
The issue one client had with the redwood tub was draining for the winter
(summer only folk) and the wood shrunk; the easy and cheap solution was the
plastic liner from Snorkel. I Have the Scuba and a stock ta
We chose not to put any pumps or filters on our Snorkel stove heated cedar tub
and would never choose otherwise for off-grid. Wood heats water faster than
any other fuel and even in the coldest winter the tub can freeze and both tub
and stove survive quite nicely and heat up faster than you’d t
Gentlemen and Ladies,
If you really want a powerful therapeutic whirlpool in your hot tub, the
best solution I have experienced is a portable vintage Jacuzzi J300-B,
1/3 HP, 115 VAC, 5.6 A, manufactured by Jacuzzi Research, Inc. in
Berkley, CA. 28 pounds. This model was available before GFCIs
Well it seems perverse, but if the warm water sat for an hour in the
toilet before the flush, most of the heat would be paid back into the house.
I'm envisioning a steaming septic field..Easy to find the leech
lines, all the snow is melted there.
R.Ray Walters
CTO, Solarray, Inc
Nabcep
I used to use bromine, but it irritated my skin. I switched to a product called
Clearwater Blue. Its active ingredient is copper sulphate. I add a cap full
every week. It keeps the water clear for a couple of months and is gentle on
skin. Highly recommend it. Available from Spa Depot.
Jonathan
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