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It has been proven that the benefits of a spa experience are very effective in reducing stress, thereby maintaining Natural Health and Beauty.
Americans are rapidly discovering the wide array of advantages offered by Hot-Tub ownership and the significant therapeutic benefits of hydromassage-the combination of warm water, buoyancy and the massaging action of powerful jets.
Spa ownership has increased more than 30 percent over the last three years with approximately 3.4 million residential spas in place.
Healing Waters
Hot tub spas reduce stress, relax tired and sore muscles andrelieve minor aches and pains from exercise. The therapeutic massage helps ease arthritis pain and can help induce a restful sleep.This year more than 270,000 American consumers will take the plungeand purchase a hot-tub.
Hot-Tub-Spas are ideal for everyone. Soaking in a hot-tub leavesyou mentally and emotionally relaxed, a healing benefit that is especiallyhelpful in these stressed out times.
Spa Tubs
People have benefited from these Spas from early times. Greeks, Romans, Egyptians, Turks and Japanese are among those who have partaken of the therapeutic qualities of hot water.The Japanese practiced a family custom for centuries. When the Occupation forces returned home from Japan after World War II, they brought that custom back to America.
Our first Hot Tub Spas was inspired by their knowledge and admiration of the Japanese custom of hot water bathing in freestanding wooden tubs called "ofuro".
These early prototypes, inspired by the "ofuro", were sometimes makeshift, often ingeniously made from used oak barrels and vats from the nearby wineries of the region.
Now, Hot Tub Spas or hot water bathing has been a part of our culture for many years.
Hot Tub or Spa
A Hot Tub is a freestanding wooden structure. The wooden Hot-Tub has evolved over time to include such amenities as seating, jets, filters and most of the features associated with a spa. In fact, the phrase "hot tubbing" can be taken to mean either type of vessel.
When the industry began building tubs of molded fiberglass or with thermoplastic shells, they were given the tag "spa" to differentiate them from their wooden cousins.
A spa, usually made of fiberglass or concrete, requires a supporting structure, or must be installed into the ground--or you can choose a portable spa suited for indoor-outdoor use.
Exercise some caution when using your spa or hot tub. Don't set the temperature above 104 degrees F. Don't drink alcohol before or during your hot bath. And don't stay in too long.
Other than that enjoy........
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