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Consider a natural gas hot tub heater.
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Electric hot tubs are much more expensive to run than gas ones - particularly for hot tubs with poor insulation, located in cold climates, and/or in continual use. Lower your hot tub temperature to 100°F to save even more energy.
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What You Need to Do
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    Go to a pool supply vendor with a range of energy-saving gas-powered pool heaters and arrange to have your replaced.
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    Be sure to select an energy efficient replacement.

    Recommendation:

    Energy Efficient Gas Hot Tub

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