Not since the late Bobby Darin made musical waves with Splish Splash has such revolutionary news emanated from the tub.``Murlin,`` the world`s first patented self-cleaning whirlpool, has been invented as a housekeeper`s dream come true. Rub-a-dub-a-dub, relaxin` in the tub, you need no longer contemplate the downside of a bubble bath -- not even if the hired help gets huffy.``As the self-cleaning oven revolutionized cooking 10 years ago, so will the self-cleaning whirlpool tub revolutionize bathing,`` says Murray Altman, inventor and president of the California-based ThermaSol, Ltd.Well, maybe. Murlin, which comes in a choice of ``high-fashion custom colors including Crystal White, French Creme and Satin Silver,`` also comes with a suggested retail price of $3,595. (Conventional whirlpool tubs retail at an average $3,000, industry sources say.)As for Murlin`s wizardry, here`s how he works: A touch on the high-tech control console activates his micro-chip brain to fill your tub and start eight whirlpool jets for 15 minutes.

Another touch tells him to continue the jets or stop.After your bath, Murlin ``senses`` when all water has drained, and then starts a unique 80-second rinse, wash and disinfect cycle. During the cleaning, seven gallons of cold water, mixed with ThermaSol`s patented biodegradable cleaner and disinfectant, rush down tub walls from a specially designed spray jet around the top. Linoleum Flooring Pasadena CaOnly 20 watts of Murlin`s energy, his manufacturer says, are necessary to leave the tub ``totally clean and completely disinfected.``It sure sounds better than elbow grease.Mini Foxy Pups For Sale BrisbaneAt 200 pounds, Murlin weighs considerably less than the standard porcelain tub, yet the bathing cavity is some 50 percent larger. Frank Betz House Plans Sale

Measuring 72 by 42 inches, a 6-footer can stretch out, while the tub can be installed in a slightly larger than standard-size enclosure.In 1987, some 322,000 whirlpool units were made and installed in homes, and industry forecasts indicate that by 1992, whirlpool tubs will be in approximately 980,000 U.S. homes, making whirlpool manufacturing a $1 billion- plus industry.Now if his inventor could only teach Murlin to hand you a towel. . . .This comfortable room features a little bit of everything for a relaxing stay. There is a small sitting area that’s equipped with a mini-fridge. Relax on your unique king-sized, pillow topped bed with a beautiful cherry headboard.  The crowning jewel of this suite though is the private bath. There you’ll find a shower for two with dual shower heads and a whirlpool tub for your convenience. As if that weren’t enough, you’ll also find this room provides some spectacular view of magnificent sunsets for your enjoyment. King-size Restonic™ ComfortCare™ mattresses

High Quality Comphy brand sheets Lush robes (Now Available for Purchase!) 295 square foot room Individual controlled heat & air HDTV Flat Screen with Dish Network Satellite TV Davines spa quality bath products Private bath with two shower heads Double, 200 gallon whirlpool tub Not Appropriate for Pets or ChildrenThis site is not optimized for Internet Explorer 9 and lower. Please choose another browser or upgrade your existing browser in order get the best experience of this website. Jacuzzi, Inc., the inventor of the whirlpool bath, is still the world’s leader in hydrotherapy technology. The company’s experience and tradition are reflected in the superior craftsmanship, the quality and the performance of the Jacuzzi® Walk-In Hydrotherapy Shower Who uses a Jacuzzi® Walk-In Hydrotherapy Shower? Anyone seeking the ultimate luxury showering experience People who need bathroom safety and prefer a shower over a bath Those seeking relief from everyday aches and pains, discomfort and stiffness

Those dealing with sore muscles and joints, arthritis, neuropathy, sciatica or other complaints often associated with aging. Anyone who is interested in improving the overall quality and look of their current bathroom Four Jacuzzi® ShowerPro™ Hydrotherapy Jets focus on neck, back, hips and knees, to help ease pain and discomfort. In designing this shower, Jacuzzi, Inc. worked with expert physicians to maximize its pain relieving therapy by employing the correct level of water pressure to deliver gentle yet effective hydrotherapy to exactly the right spot. Features of the Jacuzzi® Walk-In Hydrotherapy Shower include: Low, safe entry step ShowerPro™ Jet Proprietary Water Delivery System for “above the water line” hydrotherapy Strategically placed grab bars NuTeak non-skid floor surface Fold-down and movable bench seat Therapeutic Shower Head with water delivery setting options Handheld shower with ergonomic strap and controls

Patented 50/50 air-to-water ratio for the ultimate relaxing massage Lots and lots of built-in storage space Attractive, stylish design – looks nothing like those cheap safety showers The Jacuzzi® Walk-In Hydrotherapy Shower fits in almost any bathroom, and we can customize the installation to your existing tub or shower space. This shower provides a lifetime of comfort and relief, safely and affordably. Inventor Candido Jacuzzi, leaves Italy for the United States and the contributions of Italian American inventors. Born to a farm family in 1903 in Italy's Friuli region, Candido Jacuzzi (1903-1986) came to this country in 1920 and settled in Berkeley, California. There he worked in a machine shop operated by his brothers. As necessity is the mother of invention, it was the severe arthritis of his youngest child that served as the motivation in 1949 for Candido to create a pump that caused a whirlpool reaction in the bathtub that brought relief to the arthritic condition.

Jacuzzi patented the invention and after some modifications the family business began to manufacture hydro massage units for home use. This led Jacuzzi to invent other similar devices for use in larger water holding systems. Jacuzzi served as president of the company that manufactured various types of submersible pumps in several plants. So closely was his name identified with whirlpool baths that "Jacuzzi" became the generic term. There were of course other Italian American inventors who received dozens of patents and a sampling is appropriate. Antonio Meucci was credited with inventing a mechanical string telephone, Frank Bellanca received a patent for a pursuit bomber and patents for other technical improvements of airplanes, and Enrico Fermi received a patent for a sustained reaction in neutronic reactor. In addition, Bernard Castro invented the folding sofa bed, Bernard A. Cousino, invented the eight-track tape player and the automobile tape deck, Ettore Steccone invented the flexible rubber wiper used on automobile windshields, and Frank J. Zamboni invented the "Zamboni Machine" for ice resurfacing.