Hot Tub Forum
Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: Mendocino101 on September 25, 2004, 04:29:44 pm
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I was in my spa last night and it kind of hit me how in your spa...there are no rules...I think most people who have experienced only in ground spas....where you basically sit in one spot...do not fully understand or appreciate the flexibly of the portable spa....besides being able to move around from seat to seat for different therapy....or as Empolgation speaks about his "post" seat in his Euphoria....using to do both the front and back of legs and chest....for me stretching in my spa feels great...It really is nice to be able to find what best fits you and it seems that the therapy you can get is really all what you want to make of it.....as you can find all different ways to get the most out of your spa.....
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Agreed!
Although I sell D-1 and Coleman, I am not a home owner. I have a young family and I live in a rental that has a 100 amp fuse panel. So I purchased a Softub. After having a week I realized "this tub does have foot massage" I just had to raise my leg up a little (not to hard in the water) and place my foot in front of a jet.
There are many other examples I can think of, but I will let others chime in....
HTMan
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This reminds me of a Seinfeld episode.
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lol...Seinfeld was good show.....I thought some others would chime in here....but....it is a post gone bad.... ::)
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It's football season! :o
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I agree Mendocino!!! I love the fact that I can stretch out and get different massages in different seats to different muscles.
For example, the Vanguard has 2 foot jets in the bottom. If I sit on the floor of the spa, the jets hit my hips, which are a sore spot for me!!!
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I agree Mendocino!!! I love the fact that I can stretch out and get different massages in different seats to different muscles.
For example, the Vanguard has 2 foot jets in the bottom. If I sit on the floor of the spa, the jets hit my hips, which are a sore spot for me!!!
This is a testament to less restrictive, less molded seats. I liked several tubs with very molded seats, but my wife insisted on something less molded and now I'm glad. My biggest use of the hot tub is to relax the top of my thigh muscles, which nobody makes a jet for, so I sit sideways in two seats and get my upper thighs near those pulsating jets.
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wmccall,
What, no short joke? :o
Come on, I left you a perfect straight line!!! Are you ok??
Tee hee!!!
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Spa nazi?
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wmccall,
What, no short joke? :o
Come on, I left you a perfect straight line!!! Are you ok??
Tee hee!!!
OK,
I’ll give it a shot to help wmccall out (although when it comes to digs we both now he doesn’t need it)!
What type of snorkeling equipment do you find best when you set on the floor of your spa? ;D
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OK,
I’ll give it a shot to help wmccall out (although when it comes to digs we both now he doesn’t need it)!
What type of snorkeling equipment do you find best when you set on the floor of your spa? ;D
Let me be the second to add to this. Did you have a cigarette after your soak. ;D
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Doodoo,
Nope, I quit 2 years ago!!!
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wmccall,
What, no short joke? :o
Come on, I left you a perfect straight line!!! Are you ok??
Tee hee!!!
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I guess I didn't recognize the straight line. Although if you sat in the footwell of my tub your head might be underwater. ;) I just related to what your saying I have one giant footjet in mine and it makes for a wonderful lower back jet if I sit in my footwell.
You also past up my line where I said my wife was right and I was wrong! So there.
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You also past up my line where I said my wife was right and I was wrong! So there.
I was just so shocked you passed up a short joke on my behalf!!! You are right, I missed it!!!
Stuart,
Thanks! I feel better now! ;D I typically use a drinking straw! That way I can keep hydrated as well!!!