Jet is no working

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Reviewed by: Jose from Arlington, TX
April 30th, 2021
Rating: 4.0
Barefoot Spas 77NP Review
Jet is no working

We bought the barefoot spa tub. I went to community center building to a show for the hot tub and spas. The local warehouse set up show. There was lot of spas. They sold out the one we want so we order and got 2 month later deliver. One problem the jet in bottom keep popping outside. Is no working. I call service center. They send me new jet in a mail. Hope it will work and this one if it will stay. My wife she cut her foot when she step in a tub when a jet was on a bottom of deep part. When you pull out jet from a hole, or if it fall out like mine is, edge of jet is really very sharp on outside. Be careful!


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Barefoot Spas is a gorgeous hot tub

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Reviewed by: Ryan from Cary, NC
April 16th, 2021
Rating: 5.0
Barefoot Spas 77NM Review
Barefoot Spas is a gorgeous hot tub

Barefoot Spas is a gorgeous hot tub. We love the way it looks and the way it feels too. Been using it now for a few years and no problems except the cover we had to replace it.


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Everyone likes the spa, even mom!

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Reviewed by: Frank from Mt Vernon, IL
April 7th, 2021
Rating: 5.0
Barefoot Spas 77LP Review
Everyone loves it, even mom!
We’ve only had our barefoot spa since the new year, but we’ve been really happy with it. Our kids love it, and so do our guests on occasion. I even got my mother in there! She’s just turned 81 so it took some convincing. She refused to do it at first mainly because she is one of the most stubborn people I know (still love you mom!).

Anyway, Mom didn’t want to because she said it hurts her skin/dries it out when in fact, it does the opposite! It actually moisturizes the skin all over and does a great job of it. The chlorine is what has the adverse effects on skin, but this spa has an ozonator that supplements ozone gas in to the water to clean it instead of heavy chemical usage.

I tried explaining this to her, and she didn’t believe me. Finally, with the help of my wife, and some red wine, she got in and tried it. Do you think she liked it? Lets just put it this way, SHE COMES OVER TO THE HOUSE A LOT MORE OFTEN NOW 🙂 We are thinking to get her one at least hoping to maybe next year if we can. She needs it for arthritis and I read hot tubs are excellent for treating that. She even says it helps her instantly with her pain in her legs and back! Can’t argue with that!!

Last thing I want to mention, or I should say ask: We are looking in to getting some kind of structure to go around the spa. We live in Southern Illinois, and it gets windy here. We just want something that will block the wind especially in the winter. Does anyone have ideas on what I can get to accomplish this sort of thing in a really windy environment? Thank you in advance!


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