interesting thought on the wet test and the lounge

[benalexe]

As most of you know I got my spa for free so I did not get a chance to wet test nor did I really care.  The spa came with a lounger.  First few times in the spa my initial reaction was that if I were wet testing I would not get a lounger.

Now after being in my tub several times I have learned how to keep my body down and really enjoy the lounger.  so my point is for all of you that wet test, it is like test driving  a car.  You can't really appreciate all of the stuff or hate all of the stuff until you take it on a road trip several times.

Just giving you guys something to think about.

[IL Parrothead]

I agree.  And having wet tested quite a bit, I can tell you I liked some loungers and hated others.  Big difference in their ergonomics and how they relate to your body shapes.  We've had our spa 2 months now.  My wife originally didn't like the lounger, then it was her favorite seat, now she's lukewarm on it again.  Depends on what body part you're working, and what type of soak you're looking for.  I keep that seat in my circuit when I soak.

[snoopydance]

Ben: How did you learn to keep your body down in the lounger?

[benalexe]

I can't exactly tell you what I do but I do try and relax my body totally.  I also have the air in the jets slightly turned down.

It's funny I was on the lounger today and thinking how great it is.   I really like it.

[wmccall]

As most of you know I got my spa for free so I did not get a chance to wet test nor did I really care.  The spa came with a lounger.  First few times in the spa my initial reaction was that if I were wet testing I would not get a lounger.

Now after being in my tub several times I have learned how to keep my body down and really enjoy the lounger.  so my point is for all of you that wet test, it is like test driving  a car.  You can't really appreciate all of the stuff or hate all of the stuff until you take it on a road trip several times.

Just giving you guys something to think about.

A good thought, in my years here, nobody has thought that, but it bears thought.