Friday, May 7, 2010

A New Kind Of Bathtub

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Spa World Corp. All opinions are 100% mine.
 The other night while watching television, I saw a commercial for bathtubs.  If you have been reading this blog for any length of time, you already know how badly I want a nice, deep, soaking tub.  I have been dreaming about this for a while, and I finally found a tub that is almost exactly what I have been wanting.

Have you heard of walk in tubs?  These bathtubs are designed for the handicapped and elderly, but I want one anyway.  In fact, I want this one:
It is one of their 29 X 52 X 40 inch walk in tubs.  As you can see, it is pretty small, but that doesn't matter, because it is deep.  In fact, being smaller means I would use less water, and still get to relax, comfortably, with a great book.  It would also fit nicely into a small bathroom.

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The feature that appeals to older and handicapped people is that they can open that little door, and walk right into the tub and sit down. It has a built in seat, which replaces having to lower yourself all the way down into a regular tub.  In fact, "the integrated 17” (chair-height) ADA compliant contoured seat and safety grab bar provides you with a safe and secure shower or bath". This tub also comes with a whirlpool option, which I would definitely take advantage of

The one things that I questioned was the seal on the door of these walk in tubs,  but after doing a little research, I discovered that these tubs come with a lifetime warranty on the seal.  The doors also open into the tub, so there is no worrying about accidentally opening the door while it is full.  That would be quite a mess!

If you are interested in these tubs, like I am, you can find them at Costco, here in the US and in Canada.  I think Junior and i might be making a trip there very soon.  I may not be old or disabled, but that doesn't mean I can not enjoy one of these tubs.
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