So no one saw the "Hot Tug"

I saw the "Hot Tug" moored outside the hotel when I passed last weekend although, regrettably, it contained no eye candy of the MBM variety or otherwise. A "cute" little venture and will be interesting to see how it works out and survives.
Certainly the idea of filling a boat with warm water is thinking "outside the box" !

http://www.runnymedehotel.com/hottug/
 
I saw the "Hot Tug" moored outside the hotel when I passed last weekend although, regrettably, it contained no eye candy of the MBM variety or otherwise. A "cute" little venture and will be interesting to see how it works out and survives.
Certainly the idea of filling a boat with warm water is thinking "outside the box" !

http://www.runnymedehotel.com/hottug/

Ditto. Can't say it would be a safe investment but clearly it has impressed the easily impressed.;)
 
Yup, saw it delivered and maiden voyage. Though without maidens. £125 per hour I believe. A Regal on the plane is cheaper , but I do like the idea
 
Once the novelty reaction wears off I find myself wanting to know a little bit more.

What are the safety issues? Clearly no-one wearing lifejackets. Freeboard is just a few inches so what is risk of swamping? Will you get wet if it rains? Does it have positive buoyancy? Does it have a licence? Boat Safety Certificate? Speed capability only 5km/h = approx 2.7 knots - how much wash does it make?

How often do they change the water? Takes 2 hours to heat from ambient in summer so turn round times could be a problem.

Sure you can think of a few more ….. :D
 
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