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Modern spa bathtubs are designed with energy-efficient pumps and heating systems. While they do use electricity for water jets and heating, most models at MyHomeware include energy-saving features, timers, and safety cut-outs to minimise power usage, making them efficient for everyday or occasional use.

The number of jets depends on your comfort preferences. Smaller models may feature around 8–12 jets for gentle massage, while larger spa bathtubs can include 20+ jets for full-body hydrotherapy. The key is placement and adjustability—well-positioned jets can deliver maximum relaxation without needing excessive numbers.

Yes, many spa bathtubs are designed for compact spaces. Choose back-to-wall or corner spa bathtubs to maximise floor area without compromising comfort. These space-saving designs allow you to enjoy hydrotherapy benefits even in en-suites, apartments, or smaller family bathrooms across Australia.

Follow the steps below to keep your spa bathtub hygienic, efficient, and long-lasting:

• Regularly clean the tub with non-abrasive products.
• Flush jets with a spa cleaning solution monthly.
• Keep filters clear of debris.
• Wipe surfaces dry to prevent buildup.