Key Factors When Buying Outdoor Massage Bathtub

For many homeowners who are using an outdoor massage bathtub for the first time, choosing the right spa can be a real challenge. Buying the right spa can bring years of fun with little work, while buying the wrong spa can be expensive, underwhelming, and boring. That's why we've compiled this list of some common spa buying mistakes. Avoiding these mistakes will help save you money and avoid the disappointment that comes when you realize you've bought the wrong spa!

1) Too much attention to the initial cost of the spa

The biggest mistake hot tub buyers make, especially first-time buyers, is overstating the purchase price of hot tubs and ignoring the ongoing costs. While the purchase price is certainly important, just paying attention to it will end up costing you dearly.

2) Regardless of the installation cost

Speaking of cost, another very common mistake when buying a spa is forgetting about the cost of installation. When buying a new spa, keep in mind that it can cost at least $ 1,000 to $ 2,000 more to install. These installation costs include:

• Deliver goods

• Electrical connections

• Place the base of the spa (concrete slab, platform, etc.)

• Chemicals and accessories (roof lifts, steps, etc.)

At Chinamesda, we try to minimize these costs. That's why we always offer free shipping and free chemical and accessory packs in every spa we sell!

3) I don't understand why you should buy a hot tub in the first place

Buying a spa can be confusing. With so many different makes and models, it's hard to decide which one is best for your needs. This is why you should always define it exactly when purchasing a spa first. Generally speaking, most people buy spas for one of three reasons:

• To relieve pain.

• relax.

• Have fun and reconnect with your friends and family.

By defining which ones best describe your needs, you can determine which spas have the characteristics best suited to those needs and filter out which spas are not suitable. For example, if you just want to relax, buying a spa with 100 jets doesn't make sense. Likewise, if you want to be entertained but the hot tub you see only has 3 seats, this may not be right for you.