Hot Tub Forum
Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: Chad on January 09, 2007, 08:51:30 am
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If anything was possible to incorporate into a hot tub and it's cost was in your budget, what would be that one thing you had to have?
Mine would be some sort of fish tank that would give me the feeling I'm in the ocean. :D
Something along the lines of this one but I'd have it wrap around all four sides of my tub. How cool would that be?
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A computer with wireless internet and waterproof keyboard and pointing device. (no printer)
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water......HOT water.....and lots of it....
okay, how about "I'm with wmccall"? I love my 'puter....and the gadgets, OH the gadgets!! They bring out the glazed expression, I love 'em!! :D :o
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Kegerator.
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A computer with wireless internet and waterproof keyboard and pointing device. (no printer)
Coast had a spa like that at the NSPI show a few years ago. I believe the price was $18,000. Had a TV, CD player, DVD, surround sound, ice chest, laptop, waterproof keyboard and mouse, fax modem, fiber optic lights in every jet. It had two jet pumps that looked like fire hydrants and diamond plate around the outside. It was the blingingest spa I'd ever seen.
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A servant that will do my bidding while soaking- i.e.-
"Jeeves, fetch me another beverage, or get me my warmed towel and robe"
Things like that.
A robot or android would be fine. Maybe a docking station to the spa for recharging.
If the power failed, or the spa stopped running, this robot could come running- flailing it's arms wildly and uttering "Danger, Danger Will Robinson".
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A servant that will do my bidding while soaking- i.e.-
"Jeeves, fetch me another beverage, or get me my warmed towel and robe"
Things like that.
A robot or android would be fine.
Interesting...my tub already has one of those. Oh wait, thats my husband that has one of those, and its name is Brooke. :)
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I am with Drew. A built in beer tap would be perfect. :D
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Flush and refill automatic. Just like a large hot toilet. Flush at midnight, refill immediately and be hot by next soak with a predetermined amount of chems from the auto water tester. Before it drains the chems are nuetralized and swirl away added, water gets dispersed into the lawn if between the months of June and September and into the drain between October and May. This should also have an override that you can do on demand.
Oh yeah, and world peace.
Ray
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A microwave.
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Pump assisted drains.
There is one lesser known tub that uses the pumps to assist in draining. I think this is a great idea. Why don't more manufactuers use the exisiting pumps to help drain the tub? Seems so obvious to me. Am I missing something?
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Flush and refill automatic. Just like a large hot toilet.
Ray
My customer was thinking the same thing:
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Terminator
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DALLAS COWBOY CHEERLEADERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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It already exists from Coast Spas.
A computer with wireless internet and waterproof keyboard and pointing device. (no printer)
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No radio, computer, tv,... just silence. I'd like the spa to come with really really really quiet pumps. So when I'm trying to shut out the world, all I hear is water.
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It already exists from Coast Spas.
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A microwave.
It would have to recover the heat back into the water.
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Wow - I'm writing all this down...
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