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Lavish Hotel Jacuzzis

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One of the best parts of staying in a hotel: pampering yourself with a lavish hotel jacuzzi. Hotels have long been known for their luxurious air tubs,  Jacuzzis and whirlpools and guests enjoy them so much, they often wish they could install them in their own homes. The good news is that you can. The better news is that you should. As the real estate market becomes more competitive, buyers are looking for homes not with just a master bath, but with spa style bath suites. Read more »


Posted on : Oct 13 2009
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Air Tub vs. Whirlpool: What’s the Difference?

At first glance, there doesn’t seem to be much difference between whirlpools and air tubs. Both provide jet massages in a tub. But once you are in the market for one or the other, you will quickly realize that there are some important variances between a whirlpool tub and an air tub. The main distinguishing feature that sets the two apart is the mechanism by which the jets operate. Simply put, a whirlpool shoots jets of water while an air tub uses jets of air. This can have several implications in regards to upkeep, function and personal preference.

American Standard Evolution Whirlpool

American Standard Evolution Whirlpool

The most noticeable difference is the sensation. A whirlpool’s water jets come with the classic, high pressure, deep massaging jets that most people have come to associate with hydrotherapy. When you visit a professional physical therapist, this will likely be the type of tub they have. An air tub, on the other hand, is a more generalized, effervescent feeling. Instead of a few concentrated jets, the air tub has numerous air jets that shoot millions of massaging bubbles. It’s a gentler sensation, but still highly relaxing.

Jacuzzi Allusion Air Tub

Jacuzzi Allusion Air Tub

The other significant difference between whirlpools and air tubs is the maintenance. Both are relatively simple to clean. For a whirlpool, simply add in a cleaning solution (store bought or homemade) and run the jets for a few minutes. It’s also important to remember to never run a whirlpool unless it is filled. An air tub, on the other hand, is self-drying and is thus self-cleaning. Simply drain the air tub and turn on the jets until the tub is completely dry.

Neither the air tub nor the whirlpool is a superior choice. Choosing which one you install in your home is simply a matter of taste.


Posted on : Aug 17 2009
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Jacuzzi Capella Air Tub

Turning your home into a relaxing oasis is easy to do with the help of the Jacuzzi Capella Air Tub

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Millions of deeply delicious bubbles Read more »


Posted on : Jun 29 2009
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Premium Combo Massage Baths Blend Relaxing Bubbles and Therapeutic Massag

american-standard-ellisse-premium-combo-massage-systemAmerican Standard’s new collection of Premium Combo Massage Baths blends relaxing bubbles and therapeutic massage for the ultimate home spa experience.

Combining the Acumassage whirlpool system, exclusive Smooth Air™ massage and soothing Chromatherapy lighting, Premium Combo Massage baths provide a completely customizable soak. Read more »


Posted on : Jun 23 2009
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