First of all let me say that it's been below zero for the last three mornings in North Dakota. Yesterday the high was 11 above. I sell spas and fireplaces, we were so busy and had so many fireplaces burning, we actually had to prop the doors open and let some of the heat out of the store. Our little fireplace store was without a doubt the warmest place in all of North Dakota yesterday.
My coworker just got back from a week in Hawaii. She has been somewhat shell shocked by the temperature difference. In spite of this she agreed to assist me in an after hours product research study of a new Jacuzzi model we have on the floor (a wet test)
We locked the doors at 5:30, went across the street and purchased two bottles of wine. Before we left we opened the covers on the Jacuzzi 345 and the Coleman 471 in the showroom. When we came back the all the windows in the store had fogged up and no one could see in. I opened up the wine turned the lights off grabbed the remote for a fireplace and we preceeded to do our product research.
We started with the Jacuzzi, WOW what a powerful spa! I really liked all four seats in this spa. The spa is rated 4 to 5 and I feel it's nice and roomy for 4 people.
I didn't float in any of the seats. I can't get over the amount of pressure this spa has even with the diverters in the middle position. There are two diverters and had we not opened and drank the second bottle of wine I might be able to tell you exactly how they worked ???
We went back and forth between the Coleman 471 and the Jacuzzi three of four times each. I liked the pressure of the Jacuzzi jets but thought the Coleman was a much more comfortable spa. Machelle prefered the Coleman over the Jacuzzi and tended to float in the Jacuzzi (even before the we got drunk.
We try to have these product research seminars whenever we get a new model of spa on the floor(keeps us on our game) At 9:00pm I called my husband and he came and picked us both up and drove us home :
BTW If you're reading this, Thanks Curt!
So here you have two happy (drunk) spa saleswomen who had a totally different opinion of two spas after a wet test. This shows how important a wet test is.
Tonight we have to ride for three miles on a float in a Christmas parade.It's a balmy 12 degrees and it's snowing right now 8) Hot chocolate, pepperment schnaaps and hottubbing I mean product research at the spa store after the parade. Did I mention I love my job.
My coworker just got back from a week in Hawaii. She has been somewhat shell shocked by the temperature difference. In spite of this she agreed to assist me in an after hours product research study of a new Jacuzzi model we have on the floor (a wet test)
We locked the doors at 5:30, went across the street and purchased two bottles of wine. Before we left we opened the covers on the Jacuzzi 345 and the Coleman 471 in the showroom. When we came back the all the windows in the store had fogged up and no one could see in. I opened up the wine turned the lights off grabbed the remote for a fireplace and we preceeded to do our product research.
We started with the Jacuzzi, WOW what a powerful spa! I really liked all four seats in this spa. The spa is rated 4 to 5 and I feel it's nice and roomy for 4 people.
I didn't float in any of the seats. I can't get over the amount of pressure this spa has even with the diverters in the middle position. There are two diverters and had we not opened and drank the second bottle of wine I might be able to tell you exactly how they worked ???
We went back and forth between the Coleman 471 and the Jacuzzi three of four times each. I liked the pressure of the Jacuzzi jets but thought the Coleman was a much more comfortable spa. Machelle prefered the Coleman over the Jacuzzi and tended to float in the Jacuzzi (even before the we got drunk.
We try to have these product research seminars whenever we get a new model of spa on the floor(keeps us on our game) At 9:00pm I called my husband and he came and picked us both up and drove us home :
BTW If you're reading this, Thanks Curt!So here you have two happy (drunk) spa saleswomen who had a totally different opinion of two spas after a wet test. This shows how important a wet test is.
Tonight we have to ride for three miles on a float in a Christmas parade.It's a balmy 12 degrees and it's snowing right now 8) Hot chocolate, pepperment schnaaps and hottubbing I mean product research at the spa store after the parade. Did I mention I love my job.
