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is haveing a 2 speed pump something a newb sould consider?reading posts I think I'm picking up a sense after a short time of ownership tub buyers end up toneing down jet power much more often then those first couple of weeks.some thoughts from the experienced??
Thanks for the obsevation Zz, though on the lounger I was not the least intristed though my wife was, for me it was a nice corner seat until I hit the lounger for a go and have since found its usefulness; pumps off and just maxen and relaxen.
is haveing a 2 speed pump something a newb sould consider?
Havung choices is usually a good thing.
...One thing though is I did not hear from someone with a single speed pump for a comparison.anyone ,anyone
I am fairly new to tubbin', but have noticed the versatility of the two dual speed pumps. A great asset and I would not buy without! We get in and start with a relaxing soak, then kick in low speed for a bit, followed by high speed. When our muscles are feeling nice and relaxed, we go back to low speed for a while and finish with a soak. oHHHHH so relaxing!OnMedic
. If you cannot comfortably sit in front of the jets on full for 20-30 minutes, then you've got the wrong tub. If all you want to do is soak in hot water, fill up your bath tub.I disagree and think that answer is too simplistic, but heck it can still be true for you. A. Bathtubs cool down fast requiring more heat to be added.B. I can't socalize and get caught up with my 20 year old daughter in the bathtub. I love my strong powerful therapy spa, but I also enjoy the calm group soaks. C. If I go for maximum massage, closing down most jets and throwing the dirverter to one side I get great relief on my upper thighs which suffer from restless leg syndrome. I probably can't take it for 30 minutes, but 10 minutes of that provides me with relief superior to anything else I have tried. In no way to I have the wrong tub.