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Air tub recommendations?
We're redoing a bathroom and want to put an air tub in. This is primarily a guest bathroom, but we will occasionally use the tub ourselves. It's a 5' space and currently has a 32" wide tub in it. It needs to drain to the left. Which air tubs do people recommend? Since this is primarily a guest bath, I don't want to get a high-end one!
I just installed the Mirabelle Edenton, which comes in 30x60x20 and larger sizes and is fairly reasonably priced for an alcove air bath that doesn't have an unattractive skirt (I paid $1850 with the chrome drain, delivered). In order to use it, however, you'll need to install the pump remotely (like in a linen closet) and run pvc or plastic tubing to the bath through the floor, or you'll have to have an access panel (my access panel is hidden behind this piece of wainscoting. There are other Mirabelle options, too. The only real problem is that you have to buy that brand from Ferguson, so you may be limited geographically if you want to see one in person.
You might also consider the Kohler Archer, but then you have the skirt. Some people aren't offended by the skirt; I think it looks unfinished (cheaper than the Mirabelle by a few hundred dollars).
Here are some pictures of mine:
Good luck.
Everything else I saw was likely too expensive (MTI, Hydrosystems, Bain Ultra) for what you're thinking (some more than twice the price).
We love our bain-ultra. Air jets are so much nicer than whirlpool...not scuzzy green slime, quieter and you can use bubble bath with them. Ours is about 5' and nice and deep. It has a timer and runs automatically for 20 min with variable speed and then after you drain the tub, you hit the button and the air dryer comes on to keep the jets dry and clean. Very nice.
Here is a link that might be useful: Bain Ultra
I like the looks of the Edenton. How quickly does the water cool when using it? I'm wondering if we need one with a heater.
I've looked at the Bain Ultra site, and I always get a bit overwhelmed by all their options! I need to spend some time browsing through the options there.
Most companies do not offer an in-line heater with air baths (only with combination air bath/whirlpools), if I recall correctly. The bubbles themselves are heated (supposedly). Other companies, like Hydrosystems, also heat the backrest, which helps, but I don't think it's that big of a deal. You can always turn on the hot water or use a lower setting on the air.
We have a Bain Ultra (Origami-2" lip). It is great. The water does cool off quickly, but we just keep a trickle of hot water running to keep it warm. The air is heated, but room temperature air is still colder than the water. We have 1 heated backrest, some models come with 2. The kids mostly use it and have no complaints. They LOVE the bubbles and the lights!
Can you tell us how you have access to the motor with your tub. It was recommended to us to get a skirt for our Meridian Bain Ultra. We have not yet installed our Bain Ultra, so I don't know yet if it worth the price. Although, I would have prefered to have tiled around the tub instead of the skirt. Sorry to deviate a bit from main topic.
The potty room is on the other side of the small window. We have a slatted access panel (like an air return) next to the potty (I think the panel is 10x10, the opening is much smaller). It is a tight fit, but works fine - don't need to remove the toilet. The potty room is only 32" wide.
The other option that we had was to build out into the crawlspace on the other side of the tub, but getting room temperature air there was a challenge. Hope that helps. I can post a pic of the access panel if you like.
The water does cool down a little and you do notice the temp of the water by the jets toward the end of the tub cycle, but usually by that time, I'm so warm, I don't mind it. We can't trickle our hot water in so I add it when/if necessary during the tubbing.
We got the skirt for easy access....though we did consider putting the motor someplace else....simplicity kept it under the tub.

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What will bloom from seed quickly?
I was too occupied with a family illness to plant my annuals under lights a couple months ago. It's been a long time since I've been without my own plants! Usually have begonias, petunias, certain zinnias, vincas, impatiens (are they still alive this year????) and lots of of little this-and-that stuff I grow for fun to try out. You know, new colors, flowers I've never tried, stuff like that.
I want to buy as little as possible from the stores, but also still want the sun and partial-sun beds, as well as some pots, to look good while not waiting too long into summer. So I know I'll be buying a lot of 6-packs we shouldn't, but will to feed our souls. ;)
But are there any seeds that will still bloom relatively quickly if planted when it gets a bit warmer? No matter how "common!" I remember my beginning plants, all planted in the soil from seed, were glorious to me. I knew all about them 40 years ago, but time, experience and most of all technology have changed what I've retained!!!!
And I welcome any suggestions of inexpensive 6-packs (or whatever) to buy to make the garden at least colorful and full. And also where to buy them. I live near Osage Beach, MO.
Are the Home Depot/Lowes/Menards packs any good?
Oh, how I hope to get my usual planting life back next year! :D
Happy Spring, everyone. It was 70 here today, and sunny, and I was wild with happiness. Wishing the same for you.
i would suggest you sow your seeds directly into mother earth ...
so what if they bloom a month later ...
you make it sound.. that on the first day of spring... summer is over ... so it cant be done ...
i disagree ... go for it ...
in doing so ... you have to to buy so many less plant from BBStore ... but do buy a few.. to fill in gaps.. while the late ones develop ...
Dowbright - goodness gracious! You're Zone 6 - you've got plenty of time to start some inside and seed direct outside, too! Plenty of packets to choose from right off the store room displays. Some of my favorites for quick and easy to grow: alyssum, shirley poppies, catchfly, annual baby's breath, annual blue flax, calendula, nasturtium. Cosmos and sunflowers take longer, but can be direct seeded as well. Drifts of color of old favorites can be stunning even without the perennials and fancier choice annuals. Enjoy your gardening; you're right - it's good for the soul!
Hi Dowbright,
I agree with Ken that planting seeds directly in-ground is the most practical way to go. Zinnias will bloom rather quickly from seed, in six to eight weeks. They like a full sun location. As a zinnia hobbyist myself, I have to confess a bias for zinnias.
I agree with above - plenty of time to grow seeds under lights right now, you've got at least another 6 weeks, possibly even longer (longer up here, not sure about where you're at).
I am slated to sow impatiens, petunias, vinca, zinnia this week. By mid-May (earliest planting-out date up here) they will be ready to go outside. I hope don't have to delay planting-out this year until Memorial weekend, but if so - well, so be it.
I love you people! I must have been down in the dumps to feel so defeated. Seed shopping immediately, and will plant today for lights.
I'm also going to try some straight into mother earth when the time comes too, to learn something new.
Yay! I'm back in biz! Thank you.
Another fast grower and early boomer is 'Lady In Red' Texas Sage (an All American Winner). The only drawback is it loves heat so don't know how fast it will grow until it warms up. I've got seedlings started in the greenhouse now but know the babies that come up on their own in the garden don't show their little faces until the soil warms up. Dead head the spent flower spikes and it will continue blooming until first frost.
Best of luck with your garden. It will all come together for you!
Mary of Little Rock - that's a lovely salvia! I may have to consider it for next year. I wonder, though, how it will do here in zone 5? We do get heat in the middle of the summer, but it doesn't last long. I'd probably need to give it a long headstart indoors?
the problem with doing them this late under lights..
is that when the weather gets better.. if ever... i tended to not want to spend time playing under the lights.. and forgot about them ... while i did a million other things outdoors ....
i would tend heavily.. to planting a vast majority in mother earth ...
Understandable point, Ken - but there is no way impatiens, petunias, etc are going to do well sown in the ground in colder zones, at least not until middle of summer, if that. Up here, we have to savor every day of it - you know that - so I want those flowering annuals in the ground by the end of May and *flowering* so I can enjoy them all I can.
Anyway, glad OP is going to get started - it's definitely not too late!
(wow - what kind of grammar is that in my above post. Hey, where you at? LOL!)
correct.. i did NOT mean sow them outside now ...
BTW ... you can sprout out 3 impatiens ... and every time they get to 4 inches.. cut off two inches .. and root them in vermiculite ... easy as pie ... a little rootone for the fungicide ..
i once started too early .. and had about 50 billion impatiens cuttings by late may.. time to go outside.. lol.. it was a nightmare.. lol ..
(wow - what kind of grammar is that in my above post. Hey, where you at? LOL!)
Relax! You have plenty of time. Sounds like you have enough to stress over. A more stress-free option might be for you to order your plants or seeds online. The selection is amazing. In fact, since you want results quickly, you might consider buying flats at a wholesale cost instead! If you have neighbors or friends who want to go in with you on the cost...you will all benefit. They'll be a lot less expensive than buying 6 packs and much healthier...according to my experience. This same place has Flower Seeds and you can look at all the pics and read about them to see which ones will germinate quickest and do well when direct sown. I'm providing the link for the wholesale flats. They have annuals and perennials! Enjoy your spring & summer. Take a few deep breaths and don't stress over the little things. Not only do you have plenty of time, but you can also enjoy the flowers in your neighborhood, in the park, in the countryside....they're everywhere you look!
Here is a link that might be useful: Wholesale Annual Plants
I generally wait until May 1st to plant my annuals here in Kansas.
The ground is warm now so the seeds that I plant germinate quickly . I keep the soil moist if I don't get rain.
Yes I plant them directly into the ground.....some I scatter
and some I make about a 12 inche circle and put seeds in
this area ; then as they get up aways,; I move the seedlings to where I permanently want them to be.
I also buy plants from my neighborhood greenhouse nursery( where I used to work).
Some of the flowers I grow from seed are marigolds, zinnias, calendulas,alyssum,ageratums,sunflowers,celosia.
Some of the flowers that I grow from starter annual plants include marigolds, snapdragons, vincas,salvias,gazanias, garden bed dahlias, begonias, coleus,petunias, .
the list could go on and on......ive grown so many flowers over the years.
Just find a spot and have fun !
@rhizo_1, I was wondering the same thing. The idea of getting a LOT of tinier plants was an excellent one, but the plants even mini-size came out to over $1 apiece! That's a lot more than a six-pack here. And I would have had to grow them on myself.
Things are turning out fairly well, despite my shortages. I bought six-packs, and took lots of cuttings, which are going in my garden now. So my thanks to everyone who chimed in. All your thoughts helped me sort things out. And thanks, Grandma, for reminding me to relax about it!


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The first day of discussions comprised of attendees displaying excitement for the conference, as well as anticipation for product announcements and unveiled embargos. Mentions peaked at 9AM Monday morning with 3,657 posts generated during the first presentation on virtualization and securing data migration at lower costs. The most influential people on Twitter discussed VMWare's 8th major release of vSphere 5.1.
The first day of VMworld 2012 was a busy one. With attendance estimated at 20,000 in-person guests, as well as an additional 10,000 watching online, some of today's biggest names debuted new cloud offerings. Of those offerings, cloud storage, data stacks and virtualization software were among the most popular on Twitter.
Attendees displayed an immense excitement for conference offerings, with the hand-on lab being a huge draw this year, as well as a few of the more unique booth offerings. One vendor, Xsigo, went beyond the normal iPad giveaway and utilized unicycles to engage attendees in their booth activity. Hope they wore their helmets!
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In my previous captures in the series, I concentrated on a family and family life, over a weekend. On Monday, a new week, new responsibilities…. I want to show a few woman's face expressions, while at work, what they do or .. what is expected from them as woman, wife and mother, to bring their share in family life. Now it is time to show what woman do, where and how they work.
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U.S. military success in Iraq has translated into success against al-Qaida's ability to get followers and cash, an independent terrorist tracking group says.
By Robert H. Reid Associated Press BAGHDAD -- A female suicide bomber blasted an Iraqi convoy north of Baghdad on Tuesday, killing two people but narrowly missing a provincial governor in the second suicide attack by a woman in Diyala province in as many days. Gov.
By Kim Gamel Associated Press BAGHDAD -- U.S.-backed Iraqi troops sealed off Baqouba and staged house-to-house searches Tuesday as they began a new offensive in Diyala province in the latest bid to clear al-Qaida in Iraq from its last major belt near the capital.
By Nicholas Spangler and Laith Hammoudi, The Miami Herald Jul. 30--BAGHDAD -- Iraqi infantry, supported by artillery, the Iraqi air force and U.S. forces, on Tuesday began what was described as a major operation in Diyala province, northeast of Baghdad.
By ALEXANDRA ZAVIS By Alexandra Zavis Los Angeles Times BAGHDAD One minute, Salam Munim was waiting patiently among a crowd of recruits, eager to join the Iraqi army's next major offensive against Sunni Arab insurgents in his home province of Diyala.
By Sebastian Abbot Associated Press BAQOUBA, Iraq -- Scattered sandals and overturned bicycles were all that remained hours after suicide bombers struck the Saad military camp.
(Corrects date of Anfal campaign to 1988 from 199
By Ibon Villelabeitia BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The United States and Iraq hope to sign an agreement by next week to hand operational command of Iraq's new army to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, Iraq said on Monday, after wrangles on wording had held up the accord.
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