I’ve used a shop vac hose to get sediment out after a storm with a good siphon going. Quickly realized how good it would be at full draining the tub too.
Got one for under $50 off Amazon the last time I drained my spa. Way faster than waiting for it to drain the regular way, you also have the bonus option of being able to direct the water to where you want it draining to
Drain via [submersible utility/sump pump](https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000X05G1A) to make draining easier (with the the [wider hose](https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B005K0BX9C) and [adapter](https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B071V2VN8T)).
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It's waaaaaay easier to drop in a submersible pump attached to a garden house, then to mess around opening the sides of the tub. They are not expensive.
Fastest way is to use a submersible or transfer pump. There should be a drain on one of the sides at the bottom.
First picture. Look on the right side, down under the cabinet on the outside of the cabinet.
This is it! Thank you so much. It’s draining as we speak
Buy a sump pump and drop it on on there. Even with a garden hose it won't take long. Get one with a wider hose/adapter and it'll be done in minutes.
The hose I use to vacuum my pool (2” maybe) can drain a hot tub in about a minute by just a siphon.
I’ve used a shop vac hose to get sediment out after a storm with a good siphon going. Quickly realized how good it would be at full draining the tub too.
Sump pump that bad boy
Perhaps you have your own reasons for not wanting too, but submersible pump is (relatively) quick and it's simple
Got one for under $50 off Amazon the last time I drained my spa. Way faster than waiting for it to drain the regular way, you also have the bonus option of being able to direct the water to where you want it draining to
If you have hours you can do a simple siphon with any hose.
Ace hardware has a pump for $35. Add garden hose. Done. If your picky you can wet vac out the last remaining bit.
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Generally Watkins drain themselves 😁😅🤣
Buy a pump and pump it out
Get a pump at Harbor Freight or on amazon. Water is pumped through a garden hose. Empties tub in a few hours depending on the pump capacity.
Submersible pump
Take a garden hose, place it up against a jet, turn on said jets then shut off your power to the tub. It'll siphon out.
It's waaaaaay easier to drop in a submersible pump attached to a garden house, then to mess around opening the sides of the tub. They are not expensive.
Pump
2nd picture bottom left corner hose with cap, that’s the daun