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We've toyed with the idea of getting a hot tub for a long time, but there's always the problem of where to put it. This neat little build-it-yourself hot tub kit solves that problem. All the wood panels, the heating unit, and the tub itself fold into stackable pieces that can be neatly put away when it's not in use. The unit fits up to four people inside, and you can purchase a detachable bar counter and a faucet.
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