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AquaPat Product Review: Shower Enclosure with Hydro Massage Jets & Steam Spa Sauna - Model #8002-A

Author: Robert Surowiec

Here is yet another amazing AquaPat shower enclosure to consider for your soon-to-be, newly remodeled bathroom! You will LOVE this one! The AquaPat Shower Enclosure with Hydro Massage Jets & Steam Spa Sauna - Model #8002-A will please use, and amaze you! This will become a fixture that the whole family will love!



In this busy and hectic life, it is nice to pamper yourself, and things like an invigorating shower massage are a good way to relax and unwind after a tough day! This AquaPat Shower Enclosure with Hydro Massage Jets & Steam Spa Sauna - Model #8002-A will exceed your expectations because the fine folks at AquaPat make the highest quality products, and they think of everything, such as including a overhead rainfall shower head and six awesome body massage Jets to soothe you and ease your tensions of the day!

This sleek and elegant corner shower enclosure has a very stylish design. The LCD screen is perfectly matched with a beautiful wood-like body base. This AquaPat shower comes with all of the necessary technological gadgets to make your life better, such as a digital timer and an accurate water temperature control. There is also an amazing FM radio and a handy CD connector, plus you can hook-up your phone line to the included "hands free" phone call and receiver, which are all operated through a computer control panel.

The AquaPat Shower Enclosure with Hydro Massage Jets & Steam Spa Sauna - Model #8002-A is something that you will be happy and proud to own and have in your newly remodeled bathroom! The size is as follows: Base - 41-1/2" x 41-1/2" x 16-1/2" x Enclosure Height - 82-3/4" and you are going to really enjoy it!

You can actually shop online, order this AquaPat beauty, and have it shipped to your home, then whether you install it or hire a professional, you will have saved money AND you will be increasing the resale value of your home! The best source for this and other AquaPat products is www.MasterFaucet.com where they can save you money and impress you with their huge inventory and spectacular service!

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About the Author

Robert Surowiec works at a fabulous kitchen and bathroom supply retailer called MasterFaucet and they are the "Masters of the Universe" when it comes to plumbing fixtures, faucets, basins, sinks, shower panels, accessories, and just about anything else that you might need for a remodeling job, or a complete renovation!

They will even ship by truck, UPS, or FedEx to almost anywhere in the good 'ole USA! Visit them at www.MasterFaucet.com


Comments

  1. genteel41 says:
    September 22, 2010 at 8:06 pm

    Cleaning spa tub jets?
    How do you clean the spa tub jets? Ours are getting moldy, mildewy or something and I can’t get it cleaned out. Any suggestions?
    I just need to clean the jets and this is not a spa with water left in it all the time. This is our bathtub with jets. The jets (where the water sprays from) is what is moldy. Any help cleaning that would be very helpful! Thanks.

  2. Jeannie says:
    February 5, 2011 at 12:31 pm

    I have had that problem with ours also – I tried several things, but what works best for me is Lysol Mildew Remover with bleach. You spray it on and let it sit. It is very hard to clean the jets, because they are small and I haven’t found anything that gets in there effectively to scrub with. But I have found that repeated applications of Lysol will get rid of the mold with no scrubbing. I would recommend spraying them about once a week to prevent any further mildew buildup. It doesn’t smell that great, but if you spray it weekly you won’t need to use a whole lot.

  3. Owen Y says:
    February 17, 2011 at 4:13 pm

    Will mighty putty work to seal leak on PVC connection on Spa when jets are turned on?

  4. ♠Steph Dubya♠ says:
    March 12, 2011 at 7:59 pm

    You can go to the discount spa on Dyer street and ask them not to turn on the jets! They will just let you soak if or they have buckets.. But that one cleans Ive seen them do it. Or if that’s the one you are having a problem with I can’t be much of a help I only go there…

  5. Natalie F says:
    March 15, 2011 at 7:53 pm

    Attention El Pasoans: Is there a salon/spa here that does NOT use jets for pedicures?
    I had one bad experience with those jets at a not-so-clean spa, and I will only go to ones that use a water bowl to soak your feet in. Is there any place like that in El Paso? I can’t seem to locate one. Thank you for your help.

  6. William B says:
    April 5, 2011 at 12:02 pm

    how do i clean the jets in my spa bath?
    when i use it thiers little bits ofscum comesout ot the jets into my clean bath from william

  7. sarah c says:
    April 7, 2011 at 12:14 pm

    On How Clean Is Your House, Kim and Aggie used a few dishwasher tablets in a jet bath, along with very hot water. It was amazing how much gunk came up from the pipes.

  8. bugear001 says:
    April 17, 2011 at 4:33 pm

    They claim it will. I’d give it a try before I replaced any piping.

  9. snowpatrol321 says:
    April 19, 2011 at 8:09 pm

    Spa jets: keep air on or off?
    Here’s my dilemma: When the air is at the “on” position for all jets, my spa tends to develop foam after a few days. Enough that I have to throw in some “anti foam” type product. Discovered that when the air is at the “off” position on all jets, I get zero foaming. Is it better to leave the air flow off, anyway?

    My water is perfectly balanced, in case you’re wondering.

  10. brewer_engineer says:
    April 20, 2011 at 2:13 am

    Bathers contribute body oils to the water, as a result of the warm water. These body oils can react with the natural alkalinity of the water and form “soaps.” Add aeration and you get foamy spa water. You can use a spa formula Anti-Foam Product to help break the foam. An Enzyme Treatment can be added periodically, in order to digest or decompose the body oils and prevent the formation of these “soaps.” Soft water will support more foaming. Keeping the calcium hardness level in the 150-200 PPM, can help suppress foaming. It is important to completely eliminate all foam, for some period of time. This is necessary, in order to assure proper sanitation, because the ecology of the foam is different from that of the water.

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