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Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: Stl_Looking on July 19, 2004, 01:22:38 pm

Title: Delivered...Now sitting
Post by: Stl_Looking on July 19, 2004, 01:22:38 pm
Hey everybody,

My caldera geneva was delivered 7/16, but my electrician (best friends dad) has not been able to make it over to get the tub wired, and says it may be up to 2 weeks before he can get it done.  He's doing it for FREE, so i'm forcing myself to wait.

My question is...At what length of time, if any, should i get concerned about the tub sitting empty (cover is on, of course  ;))?

Besides the torture of waiting, is it possible to do any other sort of harm?

Thanks as always!!!
Title: Re: Delivered...Now sitting
Post by: doodoo on July 19, 2004, 01:49:31 pm
The dealers are probably better for this response, but I would think that as long as you keep the tub covered and not exposed you should be fine. Except for that %("/%?& wait.
Title: Re: Delivered...Now sitting
Post by: usuallytrue on July 19, 2004, 03:33:47 pm
Hi -
I was in the same position...had my tub delivered (Sundance)and had to wait 2 weeks for the electrical.  I could hardly stand the waiting.  In fact, I can't believe I did this - I actually went out (with a glass of wine in hand)and sat in it dry trying to imagine it all working :) (My housemate thought I was nuts!)
I did a thorough wipe down of the inside right before the filling as it did seem a little dusty.  There was some residual gunk that spurted out when we started it up (probably from the dealer test runs-the filter soon took care of that) but other than that everything - according to my install guy- was pretty routine.
My dealer did want me to call and let them know how everything went etc.
Title: Re: Delivered...Now sitting
Post by: johnnythunders on July 19, 2004, 09:36:37 pm
think of saving the $800 too $1500,Wait theres no rush lollllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll.JohnnyT :o
Title: Re: Delivered...Now sitting
Post by: UnderTheStars on July 20, 2004, 05:36:12 am
Waiting is no fun, but think how far along you are- (remember when you were still shopping, testing, deciding!)  You're a couple steps ahead of me.  I'm building forms/hauling gravel this weekend (rained-out last weekend.)  Then wait for the 'crete guy, 7 days to cure the slab, and THEN I'll be waiting for the electrician - Phwew, that's WEEKS away!

I'm sure at that point I'll try UsuallyTrue's "dry soak" with a glass of wine.  I think it's a great idea to pass the time!