Guess What!!!!!

I sold a hot tub today!!!!!
and have a couple that pending their financing will buy too.... :)

There are no avm news... good luck!

so I will play a little youtube for you.


okay thats it....

Go buy something from a amazon Product Links person... it will make you feel great!
And it won't hurt him / her a bit.

Hey maby you can help....

I have been losing position with my web page.
http://www.angelfire.com/mi2/hottubs/

It is a useful page... I like to think of it as a one of kind.

Help! I am losing position.

please....

How to Make a Do It Yourself Homemade Hot Tub

You can make your own homemade hot soaker tub for just a few hundred bucks. Here's how.

Step1

First buy a circular, galvanized livestock water trough. These come in three foot high by five feet across sizes among other sized and are available at Tractor Supply and Home Depot in some markets for less than $200

Step2

Purchase a tall roll of Reflectix foil backed radiant barrier insulation sold at Home Depot and Lowes. Cut this to a height of from the bottom of the tub to just under the rim and cut a piece long enough to wrap around the entire tub. Tape the vertical seam with foil backed tape. Cover the bottom of the do it yourself hot tub with Reflectix as well and secure all seams with foil backed tape.

Step3

You're almost done with your do it yourself hot tub. Now you will want to purchase some tongue and groove one by six pine boards. Cut the boards to a height of from the ground to just under the metal rim at the top of the water trough.
Sand the top and bottom edges smooth so there are no splinters.
Stain them with redwood color stain and seal with exterior urethane.
Using duct tape and a helper to keep them in place snap them together until you have covered the exterior of the tank with the faux redwood boards.
Now, use a 2 1/2 width to 4" width roll of galvanized sheet metal (sold in the roofing section) make a ring around the tank to secure the boards at the top and bottom.
Using a "come along" stretched around the boards around the tank squeeze them into place and pull the metal banding tight and secure it to itself with self tapping sheet metal screws.
What you will end up with is a rustic looking outdoor soaker tub for a total cost of around $300
You can have your plumber install a hot water line to the exterior of your home (under the kitchen sink is a convenient place to do this).
You can install a hot water faucet next to an exterior cold water faucet and fill the tub with hot water. Make sure you use a heavy, heat resistant rubber hose and don't set your hot water heater too high so as to be scalding!
You'll want to install a faucet where the 3/4 inch drain plug is to let out the water.
You won't have jets but you can purchase fizzing "bath bombs" that feel good and sooth the skin.
You'll save about $3000 over the cost of a hot tub.
Some people build a solar collector to heat the hot tub with green energy.

or better...

They have tubs in rare woods, and
offer many shapes and sizes for all situations and occasions. So
if you want Traditional Wooden Hot tub in Redwood, or a more
exotic wood like Teak, Jarra or an Traditional Japanese soaking
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or even...
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I thought this was funny...

I thought this was funny...

4 Chicks In A Hot Tub

See more funny pictures and videos at Fugly.

Four chicks in a hot tub.

why not???

Information about hot tubs and spas!
From Hot Tub Information Central.

check them out...

what do you think?

i have a plan...
it goes something like this...


my little hot tub place
come check it out!

then read as many hot tub posts as possible...and leave that in there box.

well tell me what you think.

it is a huge pain the ass!!!!

i am working on a letter for my fans...

here is what i have so far...
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Why did I stop working in the Spa business

Well let me tell you.
I was let go... for having a stroke. Actually for having a bran bleed.

I can't blame them, they tried to work me in, at first anyways. I could not do my old job. Which I answered phone calls dealing with service calls, ETL (UL), and other phone stuff.

I drew there new tubs, and then got them ETL(ed)

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i do not know about the picture.
i could put a picture of me... but do I put a pic of me before my head bleed or with it?
it is to go here...click here

so what do you think?

who said you could read porno hear?

actualy i have been working on a web site.
here gose a link...
here if you dare!
it is somethinge I have beed working on for a long long time...

the good news is that I don't have to type much there.

now i am going to give you a video...
i was going to put a copy of noelia movie ... but had a chang of heart...
here is the link... link photos

heres your video...

now go do something.....

or if you perfer watch this....


now realy go do something

Hot tub and Spa Survey.. things to ponder.. no tammy nyp

Hot tub and Spa Survey.. things to ponder.. no tammy nyp


Hot Tub Survey:
Interesting facts to consider.
(Info stolen shamelessly from Hot Tub Information Central)

Consumer polling section:

Which of the following was most important in choosing a spa / hot tub
Size 6%
Jet count 2%
Horsepower 2%
Price 23%
Brand 12%
Dealer Reputation 23%
Design 22%
Other (none of the above) 11%



How often do you use your spa?
More than once per day 2%
Once per day 9%
3-6 times per week 60%
once or twice per week 21%
less than once per week 2%
less than once a month 4%
None of the above 2%

How many spa dealers will you / did you visit before buying?
1 – 7%
2-3 – 48%
3-4 – 28%
5-6 – 13%
more than 6 – 2%
None will buy online or used. – 2%

How important is price in your buying decision?
The most important: 5%
Very Important: 43%
Important: 43%
Not very important: 7%
Not a consideration: 2%

How important is Service after the sale?
The most important: 42%
Very Important: 30%
Important: 16%
Not very important: 7%
Not a consideration: 5%

How important is the design of the spa / hot tub in your buying decision?
The most important: 23%
Very Important: 67%
Important: 9%
Not very important: 0%
Not a consideration: 0%


How many people on average use your spa at one time?
1- 9%
2 – 75%
3 – 9%
4- 5%
5 – 2%
6 – 0%
more than 6 – 0%

(Current Spa owners only! ) How much did you spend for your spa?
>$1000 – 4%
$1000 - $2000 – 6%
$2000 - $3000 – 4%
$3000 - $4000 – 20%
$5000 - $6000 – 22%
$6000 - $7000 – 10%
$7000 - $8000 – 14%
$8000- $9000 – 8%
$9000 - $10,000 – 6%
>$10,000 – 4%

(Current Spa Shoppers only! ) How much do you plan to spend for your new spa?
>$1000 – 0%
$1000 - $2000 – 5%
$2000 - $3000 – 27%
$3000 - $4000 – 32%
$5000 - $6000 – 18%
$6000 - $7000 – 5%
$7000 - $8000 – 5%
$8000- $9000 – 5%
$9000 - $10,000 – 5%
>$10,000 – 0%

(Current Spa Dealers only! ) What is the average spa sale in your store?
>$1000 – 8%
$1000 - $2000 – 0%
$2000 - $3000 – 4%
$3000 - $4000 – 4%
$5000 - $6000 – 15%
$6000 - $7000 – 35%
$7000 - $8000 – 23%
$8000- $9000 – 8%
$9000 - $10,000 – 4%
>$10,000 – 0%

Spa and Hot Tub Dealer polling section

Do you charge a trip or travel fee for warranty service?
Yes, always – 61%
No, never – 11%
Sometimes: Depends on the distance to the tub. – 22%
Sometimes depends on the nature of the call – 0%
Sometimes depends on the attitude of the customer. – 0%
I do not understand the question. – 6%


Dealers: Do you sell the chemicals to treat the spas / hot tubs you sell?
Yes – 100%
No – 0%
Some but not all – 0%

Dealers: Do you sell aftermarket items for the spas / hot tubs you sell?
Yes, we have many items – 79%
Yes, we have a few items – 7%
We only sell covers and chemicals – 7%
We sell chemicals only – 0%
No we do not have any items for after the sale.- 0%
Other – 7%

DEALERS ONLY: What is the most important factor in deciding to sell a brand or line of spas.
Cost – 13%
Features – 0%
Design – 0%
Brand Name – 7%
Factory Support – 73%
Warranty Duration – 0%
Ease of Warranty usage- 0%
Dependability of Product – 0%
Other – 7%

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Thanks Doc.
DeRex