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.

A device for securing a discharge end of a gas discharge apparatus inside a gas delivery conduit of a fluid impermeable liner covering a liquid-receiving basin features a first portion configured to be supported on the basin so as to engage an outer face of the liner which normally engages the basin and a second portion of the device configured to be movable relative to the first portion to selectively engage an inner face of the liner in opposite relation to the first portion in a working position. The inner face of the liner delimits the interior of the liner-covered basin. The first and second portions are configured to cooperatively form a generally tubular cavity substantially encompassing the gas delivery conduit in the working position, to clamp the gas delivery conduit over the discharge end of the gas discharge apparatus to substantially form a fluidic seal therebetween.

The present invention relates to the technical field of massagers, and discloses a multipurpose thermostatic underwater massager, which includes a thermostatic principal machine, a duct switch for controlling output of gas flow, a cushion, an air outlet duct, an air outlet handle, and a first soft duct and a second soft duct for conveying gas flow. The duct switch is installed at the air outlet of the thermostatic principal machine, and the first soft duct and the second soft duct are respectively connected with the two outlets of the duct switch. The outlet of the second soft duct is communicated with the cushion, and the two ends of the air outlet duct are respectively communicated with the front and back of the cushion.

A spa pool is provided including a pool body, the pool body including a pool bottom and a pool wall together defining a water cavity. The spa pool further includes: an inflatable seat defining therein a second air chamber and disposed in the water cavity; a first nozzle assembly, wherein at least a part of the first nozzle assembly is accommodated within the inflatable seat, and a first end of the first nozzle assembly is in fluid communication with the water cavity. The pool body further includes a fluid pipeline disposed in the first air chamber, the fluid pipeline being in fluid communication with a second end of the first nozzle assembly, so that the first nozzle assembly provides fluid communication between the water cavity and the fluid pipeline.

A device for securing a discharge end of a gas discharge apparatus inside a gas delivery conduit of a fluid impermeable liner covering a liquid-receiving basin features a first portion configured to be supported on the basin so as to engage an outer face of the liner which normally engages the basin and a second portion of the device configured to be movable relative to the first portion to selectively engage an inner face of the liner in opposite relation to the first portion in a working position. The inner face of the liner delimits the interior of the liner-covered basin. The first and second portions are configured to cooperatively form a generally tubular cavity substantially encompassing the gas delivery conduit in the working position, to clamp the gas delivery conduit over the discharge end of the gas discharge apparatus to substantially form a fluidic seal therebetween.

A situational air bubble spa machine is provided, which includes a control host, an air provider, pipe fittings, and a bubble bathmat. The control host is communicated to the air provider. The air provider and the bubble bathmat are connected through the pipe fittings. The control host includes a main body, a light emitting element arranged inside the main body, a control button set arranged on the top surface of the main body. The control button set includes a startup/shutdown button which is used to regulate the startup/shutdown of the control host, an intensity button is used to regulate the air flow provided by the air provider to the bubble bathmat, thereby regulating the bubble density, and a lighting button is used to control the startup, shutdown, and lighting mode of the light emitting elements, and a fixing bracket is arranged on the bottom surface of the main body.

An inflatable pool includes a pool wall and a pool bottom which define a fluid accommodation cavity. The pool wall includes an inflatable chamber, and the pool bottom includes an outer bottom sheet and an inner bottom sheet. The inflatable pool further includes a wave-making channel arranged at the pool bottom and formed by enclosing strip strip connected to the inner bottom sheet and the outer bottom sheet respectively. The inner bottom sheet includes an inner annular rim connected to the outer bottom sheet to form the annular wave-making channel, and an outer annular rim of the inner bottom sheet is connected to the strip to form an overlapping region. Holes are formed through the overlapping region, and the wave-making channel is in fluid communication with the fluid accommodation cavity via the holes.

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.

An inflatable pool having a built-in seat is provided. The inflatable pool may include: a pool body comprising a bottom wall and a side wall, together defining a water-holding space; and an inflatable stool disposed in a water-holding space. The inflatable stool may include a top sheet, a side enclosure sheet, and an inflation chamber defined by the top sheet and the side enclosure sheet. The inflatable stool may be fixedly connected to the bottom wall or may be connected to the bottom wall in a detachable manner.