The cedar will last many many years. Depending on your needs it may not need to be replaced for 10-15 years however sanding it occasionally will help it keep even longer.

You don’t no unless it drops really really cold. Depending on your area - but we don’t drain it after each use even in the deep winter. For extreme cold temps it is suggested to drain it instead of having it freeze totally solid.

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By adding more firewood to get to your desired tub. The more fire, the hotter it gets. If you get it too warm, you just add a bit of cold water like you would with a regular bathtub.

We've got it up to 120 degrees! Depends how hot you want it :)

You can add bromine, chlorine or hydrogen peroxide if you want to keep it.

Very easy with our Ash Scoop

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Hi Scott, its actually quite simple. Just like heating water on your stove, when you stop adding fuel (wood, electricity, natural gas, propane etc) the water temp stops climbing. So once you start the fire, you let it burn for 90-120 minutes and once it gets to your desired temp you stop adding fuel and it will hold that temp for many hours. If you get carried away and it gets too hot, just run some cold water in there for a couple minutes like you would with a bathtub.