A fitness mat workout mat with a slip resistant textured surface that provides 𝐀𝐖𝐄𝐒𝐎𝐌𝐄 protection, BPA free, noise reducing and easy to clean Freeze Shieldfrost protection is another excellent efficiency feature present in all Lay Z Spa hot tubs made after 2021. Lay Z Spa claim that a 660L hot tub will take about 6-12 hours to heat, but their larger inflatable hot tubs have water capacities as big as 1190L.

So, whilst you will notice your energy costs rise when running your new Lay Z Spa, it will be more cost-effective than other popular inflatables! Whilst the larger 1190L Santorini hot tubmay take an extra 30 hours to heat, resulting in this equation: A simple but very effective way to save money when filling up your hot tub is to use water from the hot tap. Just make sure you start with an inch or two of cold at the bottom first and ensure the water from the hot tap is no hotter than 40°C. It is far more energy-efficient to start your hot tub up with warm water rather than filling the hot tub with cold water and waiting for the pump's heater to do all the work.

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The importance of a floor protector for your Lay-Z Spa depends on the surface you’re placing it onto. If you’re placing it into very smooth concrete or artificial grass, then a floor protector may not be strictly necessary to prevent punctures. But, it’s still go to use one to add a layer of insulation.

The Power Saving Timer prevents any unnecessary use of power. Itallows you to set the time and duration of the heating cycle so that you can enjoy your hot tub at a time of your choosing without having to leave your Lay-Z-Spa heater on at all times. We strongly recommend making sure the protective top cover and the insulating inflatable lid are firmly fastened in place when you are not using your hot tub and when heating up the water. The lid creates a thermal barrier that helps prevent hot tub heat loss. Note:The cost of running larger models will take longer to heat, which will increase your monthly “usage in hours”. You can minimise this effect by dropping your desired temperature in line with the weather, so if you enjoy 40-degree soaks in 30-degree weather, you should key in 20 degrees when the mercury plummets to 10. This way, you’ll experience the same energy usage and a similar heating bill! Your electricity supplier and tariff One of the top energy efficiency features in Lay Z Spa hot tub options is their power-saving timer.Read more: How to Insulate Your Inflatable Hot Tub What Should You Do If Your Inflatable Lay-Z Spa Gets a Puncture?

A big one is installing an insulated ground mat beneath your Lazy Spa, as this can improve the hot tub’s ability to stay warm, especially when used with the cover utilised overnight, you’ll find your automatically regulated heater engaging far less frequently! Another leading hot tub brand claims that running their heater is around twice as expensive as running their jets. So in the absence of any data from Lay Z Spa, we can make an educated guess that running both the heater and massage system simultaneously in an ambient air temperature will be around 50% more expensive than simply running the heater alone. Temperature settings This isn’t quite as impactful as in some hot tubs, though. Their thermostatically regulated heating system and power-saving timer can reduce how much electricity you use by only engaging the thermostat when the water temperature begins to drop! Airjet usage The AirJet™ and HydroJet™ massage system understandably require energy to run and can contribute to some heat loss in the water. If you're really keen on reducing your hot tub running costs and keeping them as low as possible, consider cutting down the amount of time you have the massage system on and enjoy relaxing 40°C water instead.Lay Z Spa are one of the most popular inflatable hot tub brands on the market, and for good reason! They’re well respected for their premium build quality at affordable prices, but how much does it actually cost to run one of these things? How Much Does It Cost To Run A Lazy Spa? Your hot tub running costs will increase every time you switch on the heater and jets in your Lay Z Spa. Despite all their energy-efficient features, drawing more power will always result in higher electricity costs! Elevate your Lay-Z Spa experience with our insulated hot tub lids, designed to provide advanced thermal retention and keep debris and unwanted elements at bay. These stylish hot tub covers not only maintain water temperature but also offer a sleek, sophisticated appearance that enhances the visual appeal of your hot-tub. Embrace the perfect fusion of elegance and functionality with our insulated lids, crafted exclusively for your Lay-Z Spa hot tub in the UK. Note:A Lay-Z-Spa heater uses 2050W per hour whilst on the heat setting and 600W whilst running the inflation / massage function. 10. Get a Lay-Z-Spa with an EnergySense™ Liner To install the tile, you should start by creating a level and strong sub-base such as a layer of gravel. This layer should be able to support the tiles without sinking. When the sub-base is all ready, lay a sheet, also known as a membrane, to prepare for the installation of the tiles.