Whirlpools and Saunas
# When browsing in the showroom, get right in the tub (with your clothes on, of course!) to try it out. By doing so, you will be able to tell whether the tub is comfortable, and if it has enough room for you and your partner. # Choose a quality acrylic tub rather than a lower-cost fibreglass unit. Acrylic tubs look better longer because their colour doesn’t fade for a long time, and you will be able to buff out minor scratches. # Choose the size and number of jets that will give you the right type of massaging action you want. Large-diameter jets placed high on the bathtub walls create a gentle swirling action, while smaller-diameter jets give a more vigorous massage to specific points on the body. Options like neck and back massage jets can be a blessing to those with chronic back problems. # Consider an in-line water heater. If you plan on taking long baths, in-line heaters can maintain a constant temperature of the water for as long as you stay in the tub. # Ponder over your preferred control options. Digital controls placed right on the tub for easy access are the most convenient. Multi-speed and variable-speed pumps provide more flexibility than single-speed pumps. # Purchase the bathtub that fits your height and weight perfectly well. The latest whirlpool tub versions feature assorted depths, which accommodate a wider range of body types. The oval shaped whirlpool measuring 72 inches by 42 inches is the most popular option.
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