Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I purchased this hot tub for use INSIDE my home. I converted an unused guest bed room into a "relaxation" room dedicated to enjoying this hot tub. I was able to unbox, assemble, and fill the hot tub in about 90 minutes. The hot tub filled completely a lot faster than I thought. Using a water hose that I ran from the bed room window to an exterior water source, the hot tub was completely filled in about 30 minutes. A floor liner was included. It's a round insulation mat that has a diameter about 10% larger than the hot tub itself. I just placed the insulation mat down on the floor before inflating the hot tub. The hot tub inflates in about 4-6 minutes using the hot tub pump. It even came with a pressure gauge that I used to inflate the unit to it's ideal pressure. The cover inflates in about 45 seconds to a minute. after filling it up, I put a few chlorine pellets in the included chlorinator floating ball and that was all I had to do to treat the water. The water filters install easily. You simple screw them into two marked ports inside the tub. I decided not to put this hot tub on my back porch. It would have been subjected to direct sunlight, insects, and all the other conditions we experience in FL. My particular hot tub heated at about a 2 degree increase in temp per hour. I think it heated so quickly because it's indoors. I was in doubt as to the final look, feel, and general quality of the hot tub but I decided to go ahead and take a chance on it. I'm glad I purchased this hot tub. For under $400 I was able to buy a complete hot tub with all the supplies needed. Chlorine tablets for the floating chlorinator ball cost around $1.00 each. You can fit 1-3 of them to the floating chlorinator ball depending on the size you buy. I also added a floating LED light show floating globe for $10. It put off a really cool light show inside the hot tub and lights up the water nicely.