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When I’m soaping up in a nice relaxing bath, the one thing missing is a good slasher horror movie – Texas Chainsaw Massacre, perhaps, or Trouserless Zombies Do Manhattan. Obviously I know better than to drag the TV into the bathroom; after the first few shocks I learnt my lesson, and I’ve almost got all the feeling in my fingers back. Di Vapor thankfully have a better way of my getting my foamy flicks – the Cosmo Hydromassage Whirlpool Bathtub. It not only has a range of adjustable air massage jets to frot at my underwater bits, it has an 8.5-inch LCD screen that can show anything from terrestrial TV through cable to your CCTV feed.
Apparently Di Vapor decided to build the Cosmo after having requests for a one-person version of a previous TV-boasting tub that seated two. I guess this not only saves water, but also doesn’t upset people who bathe on their own. The Cosmo has seven big jets, nine bubble jets and six – read it and weep – six back jets. There’s also a padded head-rest for your lovely head, and a hand-held shower to hose down your legs because, let’s face it, they deserve extra attention.
The Cosmo costs £2,995 ($5,677) and is available now.
Product Page [via Automated Home]
5 Responses to “With entertainment like this, who needs to get out of the tub?”
Ewdison Then November 21, 2006
omg, i’ll be a lazy amphibian on that tub!
NeutralJiggily November 21, 2006
Um, this thing is 3000 British Pounds. Thats like almost 6000 US Dollars… A little bit of a price difference.
But who Cares! It still Rocks! Now if I can hook it up to my PC and get a waterproof mouse and Keyboard, I would be in my own personal heaven.
NeutralEwdison Then November 21, 2006
got to make sure all water proof lol
NeutralChris Davies November 22, 2006
D’oh! I’m so used to seeing US prices that my hand auto-reaches for the dollar sign. Thanks, Jiggily!
[quote comment="9174"]Um, this thing is 3000 British Pounds. Thats like almost 6000 US Dollars… A little bit of a price difference.
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erick November 22, 2006
cool!
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