Spa Immersion by QCA: The ultimate Analysis (QCA Spa Reviews)

Showering has been part of our lives for centuries. Be it a cubicle with shower head, a soaking tub, or a walk-in tub, we find bathing not only hygienic but also soothing. QCA Spas is consistent in pushing the limits of creating an aquatic technology where hot tub water care and hot tub chemical don’t need to be complicated. They create patented hydrotherapy and energy-saving hot tubs. Check out what the top 5 best spas have to offer in our QCA Spa reviews.

10 Best QCA Spa Reviews that Users Love (and Recommend)

1.  QCA Spas Cordoba 2-Person Hot Tub

This is one of the best hot tubs you’ll find in the market for couples. It’s an oval-shaped hot tub that’s designed to bring couples together for a nice bonding experience. It has built-in comfortable seating with a strong ozonator and a water capacity of 190 gallons. Also, it can take a total weight capacity of 400 pounds. Just like all hot tubs, it comes with a strong ozonator to clean the water and make sure that you are safe while you are inside.

2.  QCA Spas Laguna 4-Person Hot Tub

Out of all the choices in our QCA spas reviews, this one definitely gives the most bang for your buck. For the price that it is at, you can already have a large space (4 person space to be exact) to be comfortable in, a LED light for added comforting effects, a waterfall, and 16 water jets for hydrotherapy. That said, if you and your friends want to relax after a long day at work, you can just hop in and unwind on this tub.

3.  Harbour Island 5-Person Plug and Play Hot Tub

When it comes to heating, this is probably the most powerful product out in our QCA spas reviews. That’s because this hot tub comes with a 2-stage heating system with a 1-horsepower pump water heater. At the same time, it also comes with an insulated hardcover that will contain the heat inside the hot tub.

If you’re looking for a hot tub that can be used during the winter season, then this is definitely the one that we’d recommend. It has all the features that you need in order to fully heat your hot tub and make sure that the tub stays that way.

4.  QCA Spas Tahoe 6-Person Hot Tub

What this 6-person hot tub offers is a set of 65 adjustable jets that can give you a neck and shoulder massage. In fact, it has a molded neck jet collar that puts you in position comfortably so you can totally enjoy a relaxing home hydrotherapy massage. It also comes with a nice waterfall feature to make things even more comforting when you enter the hot tub.

Finally, it has a light to add to the overall ambiance and give you a total feel of rest.

5.  St. Lucia 4-Person Plug and Play Hot Tub

Out of the products in our QCA hot tub reviews, experience will most likely tell us that this is the most durable. That’s because the body is made of an extremely strong Lucite-Xtra acrylic with an ABS base. The combination of these materials makes the spa shells very strong.

The cool thing about the materials is that they were combined through a special process called a Dura-bond 3-layer shell strengthening process. This process gets the maximum strength of both materials to come up with a highly reinforced fibrous chop to give that extreme hardness.

6.  QCA Spas Palmero 7-Person Hot Tub

This 7-person hot tub has one of the best insulation systems that you can ask for. Specifically, it comes with a two-layer polar insulation system. This system consists of a thick layer of polystyrene foam and a heat-retaining thermal blanket. The combination of these two things can efficiently retain the heat in the tub without it going out.

Therefore, if you want to take a break from your hot tub session and go back in after an hour, you won’t have to worry about the heat going away because the insulation keeps it in. Other than its insulation, another great thing about this hot tub is that it is rather energy-efficient despite having 2 hi-flow 5.2 BHP pumps.

7.  QCA Spas Salerno 8-Person Hot Tub

This 8-person hot tub is probably one of the easiest to use due to its Balboa digital electronic topside control. Basically, this is a soft touch control that allows you to easily control the temperature and speed of the pump while you are inside the tub. Another really unique thing about this hot tub is that it has an Air Flow Control System. This system is a silent air controller feature that acts as a vacuum for warm air. It will suck the warm air to the body of the hot tub and release it through the water jet.

8.  Bermuda 3-Person Plug and Play Spa

The first in our QCA spa reviews is this 3-person plug and play spa made by Bermuda. It can be plugged into any 120 volts/15 amp wall outlet that has a built-in GFCI. The spa features a lockable flex cover for outdoor usage in colder weather. Its 1.5HP water pump has 12 two-tone granite jets and a system with air flow control. It heats up within 5 minutes. It comes with a one-year warranty on spa shell, plumbing, pumps, and spa‘s electrical equipment.

What Did the Customers Have to Say:

According to the people who bought this unit, they are generally satisfied with the product they bought. The quality is good and user-friendly. It is comfortable and works wonderfully. The unit is well-constructed with attractive design. There are some negative feedback and a few recommendations. Some have stated that there was a delivery issue, but the inconvenience was equally compensated. It was also suggested to have an extra sheet for the location of the cord.

Check out NEW Model: Punta Cana 6-Person 83-Jet Hot Tub with LED Light and Ozonator

10.  Jamaica 7-Person Spa

WOW Sound iPod/MP3 ready stereo system and two marine grade speakers were installed in this 7-person spa made by Jamaica. It has adjustable collar jets. There are 60 two-tone graphite gray jets, including 14 turbo blasts and two 4HP high flow water pumps. It features LED lights and a heat recovery system with a 4KW heater.

What Did the Customers Have to Say:

Good words are spreading about this product. They said it is well worth the money. The experience they have when they used this spa is extraordinary. The built is also amazing, considering it is uncomplicated to set up. They recommend everyone to have it.

Check out NEW Model: Jamaica Luxurious 8-Person 90-Jet Hot Tub with LED Light and Ozonator

FAQs

Q: How long should you stay in a hot tub?

This will really depend on the temperature that you set your tub in. However, we usually recommend that you keep your hot tub sessions somewhere between 15 to 30 minutes. For a more exact figure, 20 minutes is actually good. If you keep the water temperature below the suggested, then you can soak for up to 45 minutes.

Do take note that you can always take a break from the hot tub and go back inside whenever you want to. This means you can soak inside for 20 minutes then go out and go back in to soak for another 15 or 20 minutes.

Q: How long does it take for a hot tub to heat up?

This actually depends on several factors, but ultimately, it will depend on the temperature of the water source. On average, hot tubs tend to heat up at a rate somewhere between 3 degrees Fahrenheit to around 6 degrees Fahrenheit every hour. If it heats up at 3 degrees Fahrenheit per hour, then it may take approximately 16 hours to hit its ideal temperature.

However, if it heats up at around 6 degrees Fahrenheit per hour, then your tub will be heated up to its ideal temperature in 8 hours' time. In order to monitor the heating rate, we recommend that you buy a floating thermometer so that you can monitor the temperature change per hour.

Q: What temperature should a hot tub be?

For the most comfortable experience, we’d probably say that you should keep it at around 100 to 102 degrees Fahrenheit. There are some people who don’t find this temperature hot enough which is why they put it at around 104 degrees Fahrenheit. However, we don’t recommend that you go higher than that. The 104 degrees Fahrenheit should be the maximum temperature of your tub.

Q: Can you go in a hot tub when pregnant?

In general, we don’t really recommend that you get into a hot tub when you’re pregnant. According to the Organization of Teratology Information Services, a body temperature of 101 degrees Fahrenheit may adversely affect babies, especially during the first trimester. We actually recommend that you take a hot bath with a lower water temperature instead of stepping into a hot tub.

But if you are really dead set on using your hot tub during pregnancy, you must first consult with your doctor. If your doctor gives you the go signal, you must make sure that your tub is set at a lower temperature (lower than 100 degrees Fahrenheit). Also, you may want to limit your exposure in the tub to just 10 minutes or even less. Also, watch out for any discomfort while you’re in the tub. If you’re not feeling comfortable anymore, then it’s better that you get out.

Conclusion

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In this roundup, we recommend getting Jamaica’s 7-person if there are more who needs to get in the spa simultaneously. The product offers more than the money’s worth based on its advanced technology. The 3-person spa by Bermuda is great but for intimate usage only. We hope our QCA spa reviews has helped you decide what your next purchase will be.