Jacuzzi Baths

For those seeking a touch of luxury, whirlpool baths are an ideal choice. They combine the benefits of bathing with rest and relaxation. In this guide, we’ll provide you with everything you need to understand how whirlpool baths work and what to consider before purchasing one.

 

What is a whirlpool bath?

A whirlpool bath is essentially a normal bath with additional features. They come installed with jets that create whirling currents of hot water which can have a therapeutic effect.

What are the benefits of a whirlpool bath?

Whirlpool baths often give you control over the intensity of the jets, as well as the temperature of the water. This makes them beneficial for both therapeutic and relaxation needs. Depending on the intensity and setting of the jets, the ripples created in the water can have a massage style sensation. This can, in some cases, help relax muscles and soothe aches or fatigue.

 

What’s the difference between a whirlpool bath and a jacuzzi?

In essence, both jacuzzis and whirlpool baths are the same. They both carry large quantities of water and utilise jets to pump said water around. They both fulfil the same function.

This being said, if someone uses the term "jacuzzi", you could make the assumption that this is a whirlpool bath for communal use. This could be a spa setting or perhaps even an outdoor setting at someone’s house. These are likely the type to make use of chlorine as the water may not be drained after every use.

When using the term "whirlpool bath" there is a chance someone could just be referencing a bath in their private bathroom at home. These often look more like your typical bath in terms of size and shape. As these baths are for personal use and often smaller, they tend not to need chlorine when in use and typically are drained once the user has finished bathing.