Only need a flat surface....3 metres square, a sink and a plug!!!
But the terms and conditions are putting me off...
NO BOMBING, NO JUMPING IN, NO GYMNASTICS, NO HEAVY PETTING AND NO ALCOHOL !!!!
Can't see the fun in it now..with all those rules




Yeah, that's all standard Sue - it's so you don't put off all those couples having sex in itsuespud wrote:NO BOMBING, NO JUMPING IN, NO GYMNASTICS, NO HEAVY PETTING AND NO ALCOHOL !!!!

Hhmmmmm doesn't sound much fun now though.....Dennis The Menace wrote:Yeah, that's all standard Sue - it's so you don't put off all those couples having sex in itsuespud wrote:NO BOMBING, NO JUMPING IN, NO GYMNASTICS, NO HEAVY PETTING AND NO ALCOHOL !!!!



Ohhhh I wouldn't dream of buying one, we don't have the space in our garden.GillD46 wrote:We bad a permanent hot-tub in a gazebo in our last house. It was a novelty when we moved in and when friends came to stay we would sit in there with a couple of bottles of champagne, but we soon tired of it. It ate up the electricity, used an enormous amount of water - and the cost of the chemicals was astronomical. It also took AGES to heat up, so very soon we stopped using it altogether.
Perhaps for a special occasion it might be fun, but in all honesty I wouldn't recommend one.


Lololol at least you won't have all the terms and conditions...Dennis The Menace wrote:£200 quid!?!
Chuck me fifty quid and I'll pop round with a hosepipe and a bottle of fairy liquid Sue


DTM's T&Cs :suespud wrote:Lololol at least you won't have all the terms and conditions...Dennis The Menace wrote:£200 quid!?!
Chuck me fifty quid and I'll pop round with a hosepipe and a bottle of fairy liquid Sue

It's the ones wearing the armbands you want to watch GillGillD46 wrote:I guess for a weekend it would be fun. We just inherited ours when we bought the house. There were far too many spiders around our gazebo for my liking lol

Dennis The Menace wrote:You wait til the filter needs cleaning


Boris+ wrote:Spiders around the gazebo?????? Blast me - I can cope with spiders when I'm dressed; but in a tub......... NO!
It sends shivers down my back just to think about it!
Eency weency spider .......... and all that!
Em



I quite agree!Boris+ wrote:Oooooo Stephen - when I see a spider I don't ask questions, I don't care what flippin colour it is, it's thwacking it on the head with a shoe or slipper time!
If it's very big (and no, I don't problem with words describing size or the lack thereof) - I call for husband, and he does the thwacking it on the head bit!
Bye the way - I don't care which part of the spider's anatomy is the target, as long as the result is an ex-spider.
Em



Boris+ wrote:Hi Gill,
I expect I've now been reported to the arachnid appreciation society for the prevention of cruelty to spiders! Oh dear.
Em

You mean the "soup pots"Frank Manning wrote:I got in one of those whirlpooley thing on Arcadia, but I found it a very strange experience. Difficult to describe really. I cant see a hot tub being installed at Manning Hall.
