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High Cost of Keeping Hot Tub Ready To Go
The cost of luxury in our home is killing our bottom line. We're starting
to look at ways to cut our gas and electric costs. One of our big drains is our hot tub. Between the 4 of us, someone uses the tub each day of the week. I'm wondering what the best plan of attack might be for keeping the hot tub ready to go and bringing the cost down. Right now it's set at 103 24/7. Would it make any difference in cost if I kept it at 100 and turned it up to 103 each afternoon in time for my wife and kids to enjoy the tub each evening and turned it back to 100 each morning? It seems like I would be spending as much reheating the tub each day as I would to keep it at 103 24/7. What do think and what strategies do you use to keep your hot tub ready to go while keeping the cost of heating down? |
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