Sometimes a question comes up during renovations or home building: Should we install a jetted bathtub in the master bathroom or buy a hot tub for everyone to enjoy? If the budget only allows for one or the other, it may seem like a hard decision… at first.

Below are some considerations to make when comparing hot tubs and jetted bathtubs:

Hot Tub Jetted Bathtub
Simply fill and plug, and your AquaRest Spas hot tub is ready to use. Installing a jetted tub is a complex project with a high cost on top of purchasing the bathtub itself.
AquaRest portable hot tubs are designed to filtrate every 12 hours, keeping the water moving and clean. Jetted bathtubs need frequent cleaning whether used or not because the water lies in the piping. Water that’s stagnant will grow mold.
A hot tub from AquaRest Spas only needs to be drained and refilled once every 3-4 months to clean it and restore water balance. You will need to refill your jetted tubs each time you take a bath. Deeper jetted bathtubs require A LOT of water to fill, enough to drain a hot water heater every time you want a bath.
You can move your portable AquaRest spa from the porch to the garden and even into the garage or indoors in the cold winter months. Your jetted tub is stuck in one place: your bathroom.
Invite friends and family over for a fun hot tub party! You’ll probably not want to share your jetted bathtub with the neighbors.
AquaRest Spas are kept at the perfect temperature with a thermal rod friction heater, so your spa is warm and ready whenever you are. Plus, you can enjoy a soothing massage from the jets without your water going cold. Before you know it, you’re sitting in a tub full of cold water. Unfortunately, the same mixture of air and water that makes a jetted tub so inviting, also causes the water to cool 60% to 80% faster than a traditional bathtub without jets.

 

It’s pretty easy to see that for convenience and fun, a hot tub has a lot more to offer for everyone. AquaRest Spas are affordable, and because there won’t be any installation surprises, you can avoid unpredicted costs in your building or renovation budget.