thank you

[wdavis1]

After 3 months of research we finally purchased a Caldera Geneva Utopia Series from Pettis Pools in Rochester, NY.
I'd like to thank everyone on this forum for their input.  It was a valuable tool in our research and saved us a lot of time and energy
I'll let you all know how we like the tub, but I'm confident we made a good decision, in part because of the information we found here.

In one of my earlier forays I was reading about solutions for lighter and smaller people's tendency to  float in a spa (ie., my wife).  Someone mentioned a weight filled pad that could be draped across your legs to counteract the bouyancy.  Unfortunately I didn't make note of it at the time.  Is anyone familiar with these and their effectiveness?

[Chas]

Let me be the first to congratulate you!!

May you soak long and prosper. That's Prosper, not wrinkle.

The belt you're looking for is called a "No Float Belt,"

You can get them at http://www.poolandspa.com/catalog/product000652000001.cfm

OR
http://www.northlineexpress.com/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=1CS-ACNF

[wdavis1]

Thanks very much Chas.  I owe ya one.

[stuart]

Let me be the first to congratulate you!!

May you soak long and prosper. That's Prosper, not wrinkle.

 The belt you're looking for is called a "No Float Belt,"

You can get them at http://www.poolandspa.com/catalog/product000652000001.cfm

 OR
http://www.northlineexpress.com/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=1CS-ACNF

Wow,
This is exactly what windsurfdog needs to walk down the street in FL during hurricane season!

[windsurfdog]

Wow,
This is exactly what windsurfdog needs to walk down the street in FL during hurricane season!

Yeah--that and a couple dozen jelly donuts!

PS--Congrats to wdavis1--may the goddess of Spatopia bless you with crystal water........