Bath Spa

[peter.gray]

I know it's late but i'm thinking of buying the wife a bath spa for xmas. It's one of those things you hook over the side of the bath and it blows bubbles into the water, just like a jaccuzi. Anyone got one who can tell me if they are any good. I'm a shower man myself.

[Philtaz]

Has this activity recently become a Sport?

[lats]

phil, i think that depends how much you enjoy it....

[jills]

I bought one for my mum a few years back.  it was great, she loved it, especially when she'd got a sore back, it was very soothing.....however, she moved home and it didn't fit over the side of her new bath, so maybe you want to check that out first?

[peter.gray]

 Phil, after you do SPORT you have a relaxing spa bath.

[Solarjunkie]

There are several for sale on Ebay at price starting from �5, which is the price I paid for mine!

I intended it as a gift for my mother, but to be honest I found when I tried it that it just swished the water round a bit, didn't really give that "massage" feeling.

Makes lots of lovely bubbles, though, & I think it would be a great present.

Happy Yule.

[Philtaz]

LOL peter.  So what SPORT is your wife doing that necessitates a spa bath while you have your shower?!

 

On second thoughts, better not answer that...............!!

[Weaza_cfc]

perhaps this question would have been better placed in the shopping section, or even body and soul as thats where the conversation seems to be leading...

[monty0703]

I have a Babyliss one and think it is really good. Last year I got my boyfriend the spa mat thing (also Babyliss) and it is excellent - very powerful with different settings. More expensive than the ones that just hook onto the side of the bath but definitely worth it. Just don't add bubble bath.....