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I guess it wouldn't be that great but I really like to sit in a hot tub and relax after working out. I'd be using it mostly at night between 12am and 4am. Another option I was thinking about was replacing the tub in the master bedroom and putting in a tub that has jets.

Yeah the expense is no problem if it does not work out, I could just give it away to good will or something. I would not be able to put an exhaust fan in there, unfortunately. I was really hoping to be able to give it a shot. I'm not too familiar with being able to monitor if there is damage taking place to the garage though. You don't seem to think it's that risky to try it? How could I monitor the situation to make sure no damage is occurring? I would much to prefer to have it in my backyard but there is an HOA here and I would have to go through a lot of trouble to put one in the back yard. The reason is because water is paid by the hoa and we all pay the same amount. My neighbor is worried it would use a lot of water. I didn't think it would really use all that much, but he is worried about a lot of evaporation. It will plug into the outlet out back (yard is fenced in). Thanks a lot for everyone's input!

The hot tub does have a cover and I believe that it does stay hot. http://www.walmart.com/ip/Bubble-Spa/10 ... ductDetail

I was looking at maybe just getting an inflatable hot tub for like 500.00. The one I am looking at got really good reviews. It holds about 260 gallons of water and will plug into a regular outlet. It would be a nice starter hot tub for me with a very small investment. My question has to do with how this might work in my garage. I do not have a window or door in the garage. My plan was to just crack the garage open when I use the hot tub, and turn on a very powerful, power fan to ventilate during use and shortly after use to hopefully keep the garage ventilated. I'm in a dry climate from what I understand; There is not a lot of humidity and the temperatures do not really get too cold. I would probably get a humidity guage and a dehumidifier to make sure the humidity does not get too high. Is this very risky to try? What else do I need to look out for? Thanks for your help!