Jacque The Hot Tub Lady Gives you a list of questions that you should be asking yourself and your dealer before you buy a hot tub.

1.  How many people will be using the hot tub?
This is an important question to ask as it will determine the size of the hot tub that you need. If you have a large family or entertain often, you will need a larger hot tub. Conversely, if you are only looking for a hot tub for two people, you can choose a smaller model.

2.  What is your budget?
Hot tubs range in price from a few thousand dollars to tens of thousands of dollars. It is important to know how much you are willing to spend on a hot tub before you start shopping. This will help to narrow down your options and make the shopping process easier.

3.  What features do you want?
Hot tubs come with a variety of features, such as built-in speakers, LED lights, and waterfalls. You should make a list of the features that are most important to you so that you can narrow down your choices.

4.  Where will the hot tub be located?
If you have a specific location in mind for your hot tub, be sure to measure the area before you start shopping. This will ensure that you choose a hot tub that fits in the space that you have available.

5.  How easy is it to use?
Some hot tubs have more complicated controls than others. If you are not mechanically inclined, or if you simply want an easy-to-use hot tub, be sure to look for one with user-friendly controls.

6.  What is the warranty?
Be sure to ask about the warranty before purchasing a hot tub. Most manufacturers offer warranties ranging from 1-5 years. This will protect your investment in case anything goes wrong with the hot tub.

7.  How often will it need to be serviced?
It is important to find out how often the hot tub will need to be serviced before making a purchase. Hot tubs typically need to be serviced every 3-6 months. However, some models may require more frequent servicing.

8.  What type of maintenance does it require?
In addition to finding out how often the hot tub needs to be serviced, you should also ask about the type of maintenance that it requires. Some hot tubs are low maintenance and only require occasional cleaning, while others may require more frequent cleaning and care.

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