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Steve B wrote:

There is much argument/debate/discussion/hysteria over the
advantages/disadvantages of leaving it on all the time, or leaving it
where
it will maintain a constant temperature.

This debate would be among people who know nothing of 300-year-old
physics? :-)

That, of course, depends on the ambient temperature...

Of course not.

Nick


See what I mean?

Some people buy a spa to sit in it, relax, or pick their butt. Others buy
it to calculate costs, contemplate physics, or just tell others they have a
spa. But they rarely get in it.

That might cause a heat loss, and they would be up all night monitoring and
figuring.

HTH

How do you cause a tidal wave in a spa?

You jump in!

Steve