In this episode we set up the Lay-Z-Spa Helsinki Air Jet inflatable hot tub, show you how to perform the shock treatment, how to empty and clean the tub, with a few helpful tips along the way.

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we have owned the hot tub for just over 4 weeks, and we are impressed with the build quality, heat and the powerful air jets.

It takes us 2 hours to fill with water, 4 hours to empty with one house pipe, quicker if you use two. The water comes out the tap at 11 degrees and the hot tub typically warms the water 1 degree per hour.

we have found its best to keep the tub at 40 degrees, as it does cool once you have used the bubbles and been in it for a couple of hours. I should point out the air jets remain warm even if the temperature drops, which is nice.

You can use the hand pump to inflate the lid, the instructions don't tell you this.

At the bottom of the hot tub is a plug, we thought we needed to inflate this, but it's actually a plug to drain any remaining water when your emptying or cleaning the hot tub.

it's not the cheapest hot tub in the world, if its is reliable and lasts 5 years i will be quite happy. It took us 4 weeks to get the warranty through.