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Removing hot tub

12 years ago

We have a high-quality hot tub in great working condition that we rarely use and are looking to get rid of. Is there a market for used hot tubs? Should we try and sell it or should we just have someone remove it? Any advice on the best way to do either/both?

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Curt D'Onofrio
12 years ago
Put it on craigslist (don't forget giving its outside dimensions plus model name plus name of manufacturer. What's going to REALLY to sell it though is PROOF!!!! That is, leave it functional so buyer can see it actually working. And even then i know i'm buying ASIS, which equates to buyer be aware
heatherwillis thanked Curt D'Onofrio
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Dytecture
12 years ago
Hot tubs are one of those love it or hate it features.
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heatherwillis
Original Author
12 years ago
Very true. We thought "Ew, a hot tub," when we first saw the house, but when we took the cover off and cleaned it up we discovered it was seriously top-of-the-line. There are speakers that pop out of the top of it and a sound system built into the side! Alas, having to keep it running and maintained costs us way too much for as little as we use it.

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