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[drewstar]

I'm looking at the HotSprings ad/banner across the top of this page, and it's advertising the different colored lights you can have in your tub. According to the picture, the lights change the color of the water dramacticly.

Red, Blue, Yellow....

Yellow? Someone should tell HotSprings that  "Yellow" spa water is not the most apealing  color to see.  

 

[Alan]

Add this feature to the yellow water.

For some reason the 3 stooges just came to mind.

 

[Brewman]

Why stop there.  Just get one of those greek statues and plumb it into the waterfall, maybe on the other side of the tub.  
Brewman

 

[Chas]

HotSpring, like other tub makers, is limited by the colors of LEDs available.

There are only Red, Blue and Amber (yellow), so they create color combinations with those. If the yellow doesn't do it for you, just skip past that one and try some other lovely color -
like green!!

 

[drewstar]

Chas, I'm sure this also true for all the major tub manufactuers and not specific to HS. (just so happens they had the banner on the top of this page).

The yellow was VERY  bright and Very Yellow. It just gave me a chuckle.  

 

[Chas]

Yes -

And I will fully admit that seeing the Bella Fontanna in yellow the first time did induce a chuckle or two!

On our "Solana" spas, there is the simple 12-volt light that many tub makers have used for years. You can upgrade and install a color-changing LED system, or you can just snap on the little colored plastic lenses. They ship the spa with red and blue, and they offer a part number for a two-pack lens kit that adds (ready for this?) Purple and Green.

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