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    I agree with aaron. I would recommend a oil filled heater. We use the delonghi brand from lowes. The $70 one. If your ambient (room) temp is too low you risk RI and RI is no fun trust me. Goodluck.

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    Re: Heating issues

    The cool side is determined by the room temp so you'll have to keep the room warm enough to up the temp of the tubs. Mine stays at a constant 79.

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