As inflatable massage pool is provided and includes a pool body including an inflatable side wall, defining therein a first air chamber, and a bottom wall. The inflatable side wall and the bottom wall jointly define a water containing cavity. An inflatable seat is disposed in the water containing cavity and defines therein a second air chamber. A fluid delivery assembly includes a fluid supply pipeline disposed at least partially within one of the water containing cavity and the second air chamber and a plurality of massage spray heads mounted to the inflatable seat and configured to spray fluid into the water containing cavity. The fluid supply pipeline is in fluid communication with the plurality of massage spray heads.

A method of purging a whirlpool bathtub includes providing a pump having an off condition and an on condition, the pump configured to circulate water to a basin through a water feed line. The method further includes providing a blower having an off condition and an on condition, the blower configured to provide air to the basin through an air feed line. The method further includes turning the blower to the on condition and the pump to the off condition, and introducing at least a portion of the air from the blower into the water feed line.

An inflatable spa is disclosed having improved strength. A water cavity of the inflatable spa may receive massaging air bubbles and/or jetted water.

The invention is to provide a pressurized gas mist bathing system, ensuring hygiene and reduction in costs, by making only one part of the system disposable. This system causes a mist to contact the skin or the mucous membrane of a living body in a high pressure not less than a predetermined value, the mist is prepared by pulverizing liquid and the mist of micron size dissolving oxygen and/or carbon dioxide gases and comprises a gas supply means 10; a gas mist generating means 30 having a fluid nozzle 32 of generating the gas mist and a liquid storage 34 of storing liquid; a pressure cover 50 for covering the skin and the mucous membrane of the living body and formed with a space for sealing inside the gas mist supplied from the gas mist generating means 30; and a humors circulating means 41 for circulating the liquid from the liquid storage 34 of the gas mist generating means 30 to the fluid nozzle 32 and wherein, in the gas mist generating means 30, at least the liquid storage 34 is displaceable and replaced by another liquid storage.

A footbath has a base member defining a platform. A flexible continuous side wall extends from a proximal end region connected about a periphery of the base member to a distal end region. The side wall has a collapsed position and an extended position. The platform of the base member and the side wall cooperate to define a bath chamber for retaining water with the bath chamber sized to receive a body part. A retention member is supported by the base member to extend from the base member to the distal end region of the side wall to retain the side wall in the extended position.

An inflatable spa is disclosed having improved strength. A water cavity of the inflatable spa may receive massaging air bubbles and/or jetted water.

An inflatable spa is disclosed having improved strength. A water cavity of the inflatable spa may receive massaging air bubbles and/or jetted water.

One aspect of the present invention is a jet assembly housing top for helping an applicable jet assembly dispense or eject a fluid and a large amount of bubbles to a setting. Another aspect is a jet assembly for dispensing or ejecting a fluid and a large amount of bubbles to a setting. A further aspect is a fluid pump that includes a jet assembly for dispensing or ejecting a fluid and a large amount of bubbles to a setting. Each aspect includes an air tube that draws or pulls in air from outside a setting when in use so that the applicable jet assembly is able to dispense or eject a fluid and a large amount of bubbles to a setting. An embodiment of a jet assembly housing top is a two-piece device comprised of an outer, larger top or cover and an inner, smaller top or cover.

An apparatus and method for providing therapeutic bubbling massage of a person's body. The apparatus may be adapted to float on, for example, a pond, lake or pool. The apparatus may be formed of an inflatable bladder having an interior volume that is pressurized with air. The weight of a user disposed on the upper surfaces of the inflatable bladder may force a portion of the bladder below the surface of the fluid in which the apparatus is floating, such that bubbles are formed when the pressurized gas is allowed to escape the bladder through openings impacting the body of the user. The gas may be heated or may be infused with an aroma.

Disclosed is a control box. The control box is internally provided with a first chamber, and the first chamber is used for accommodating a control component. The control box is also internally provided with an air supply system for supplying air to a water pool body. The air supply system comprises an air suction part having a housing, the housing is provided with an air inlet and an air outlet, and the air inlet is communicated with the first chamber; the air suction part further comprises an air pump provided in the housing, and when the air pump is started, air in the first chamber can be suctioned into the housing by means of the air inlet. The air supply system further comprises a valve part provided with a pipeline, the pipeline is provided with an air intake port and an air supply port, the air intake port is communicated with the air outlet of the housing, and the air supply port is used for being communicated with the water pool body; when the valve part is opened, the air suctioned into the housing can flow into the water pool body along the pipeline. According to the present invention, the working environment in the first chamber can be kept dry, so that the service life of the control component is prolonged. The present invention further provides a massage water pool.