If your ideal weekend includes some boating and hot tubbing, then let's get it off to a great start with the HotTug. When not full of water, the HotTug can zip along like a regular motorboat, but fill it up and heat it with the optional stainless steel stove, and you've got a floating party for 6-8 of your nearest and dearest.
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Just out of curiosity - how safe would this hottug be to be in lake water, which isn't purified, and then heat the water up? I'd worry about bacteria. Though perhaps this isn't actually a problem?