- Jun 12, 2006
- 1,053
Hi -
I'm in a northern climate. Think lots of snow and ice, with tub set into Deck so it's not nice having to replace the heater element in January when it likes to go out...
I've had t replace the heater element several times; once every 3-4 years. However I've got it open right now to replace the circulation pump. I was thinking that if the Titanium or teflon coated elements are significantly more corosion resistant that it might be smart to replace it now.
In truth I don't do a super job on water PH monitoring, especially during hunting seasons since I'm not there much but my adult kids are ; ).
What say you tub enthusiasts?
I'm in a northern climate. Think lots of snow and ice, with tub set into Deck so it's not nice having to replace the heater element in January when it likes to go out...
I've had t replace the heater element several times; once every 3-4 years. However I've got it open right now to replace the circulation pump. I was thinking that if the Titanium or teflon coated elements are significantly more corosion resistant that it might be smart to replace it now.
In truth I don't do a super job on water PH monitoring, especially during hunting seasons since I'm not there much but my adult kids are ; ).
What say you tub enthusiasts?