Whirlpool in the bathroom: Leak after years?

Or inside, but not in your own house. There are now - even in Bielefeld, Auingen or Ganting - wellness temples with a Ladies Day once a week, where the OP even gets Prosecco and tapas brought to the pool by handsome waiters. Because: the turbo doesn't like short distances so much, and since you probably only shower in everyday life, the whirlpool technology suffers more from infrequent use. The luxury paddling pool price is enough for many years of season tickets.

There is also bus instead of car Sauna club instead of the home bedroom Walmart instead of the weekly market.

Quality makes the difference.

Or in other words: The bad thing about public transport is that it is public.

Volume is a problem. So far, I have only had either too loud or too little bubbling in various holiday accommodations. I find outdoor more pleasant.

Leaks cannot be prevented either. They will happen sooner or later. Water finds its way.

You know it, even a faucet drips eventually.

If done correctly, it is not problematic. Sensor underneath as well as an additional pump for suction. More important is that the ceiling load capacity is adequate and sufficient power, water, and wastewater capacity are available. Furthermore, dehumidification is usually necessary. With better whirlpools, the technology has to be housed separately (sand filter, dosing systems...). Circulation and dosing run continuously. Heating with infrequent use only a few hours before use. Overall quite a high effort.