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Not my favorite tub, but they sell themselves.Term
Me encanta vender en contra de ella, es básico y, sin embargo, no de precio para competir!
Antiquis temporibus, nati tibi similes in rupibus ventosissimis exponebantur ad necem! Chas, to answer thy questions:Liketh: Lights, seating, shell colors, price, saleabilityDisliketh: Bypass filtrationIt has been a wonderful comparison tool to help me sell more HotSpring Spas.Gotta go...busy day today! Take care...Term
What's the marketing/selling advantage to go away from the no bypass method? Does it help with jet pressure or is there another reason?
I think they need to work on limelights website. Launching a PDF for each tub is not a website.
Without a single exception, it has always been easier to keep the HotSpring tubs cleaner and clearer. So much so that you could pretty much walk into my showroom at the end of the day on a Saturday or a real busy Friday and tell which tubs were which just by looking at the water in them.
Wow, one day and it’s that bad. I’ve never had a visable water/sum line, even after heavy long term use. Well, maybe back in the Baqa days...
Ok, try this: have ten families come to your house. Have each family have at least one kid, maybe more. Have every single member of those families not just put their hands into your tub, but have them reach deep to get their hands in front of lower jets, upper jets, and middle jets. Have them pause in front of the MotoMassage or whatever your best jet is on your tub. Then have the kids play some little game of "sink the duck," or "splash my brother" around the tub while the adults go over the pricing and so forth.I hope you realize I am talking about the tubs in my showroom, and I specified a busy day. Dealers will tell you: it is far more work to keep a spa nice in a busy showroom than it is in a backyard. 8-)