Air Bubbling Therapy

Spas with air bubbling systems include an air blower that pushes a powerful burst of air into a variety of inlets, or air injectors, into the spa, creating a bubbling action. It works on the same principle as blowing air through a straw into a glass of water. Where water jet therapy provides powerful hydrotherapy for those with therapy needs, air bubbling therapy provides completely different benefits.

Air bubbling systems can be both entertaining and stress relieving, and thus appealing to those of all ages. It not only creates a bubbling action, but also creates an emotional appeal. Kids love it because the bubbles are very entertaining, as well as providing the type of bubbling action that they tend to expect of hot tubs. Adults enjoy it because it provides stress relief with an overall light, tingling feeling. Some have described the sensation as "sitting in a bucket of champagne". While some people prefer the powerful, invigorating massage that is typical of water jet therapy, others prefer the light sensation provided by air bubbling systems.

Some manufacturers have chosen not to make air bubbling systems available in their hot tubs due to either expense or the criticisms listed below. However, if the following resolutions to the criticisms are observed, we feel that air bubbling systems can prove to be very beneficial. There are no downsides to having an air bubbling system. In fact, many spa owners have indicated disenchantment with their purchases after realizing that their spa did not come equipped with an air bubbling system and that it cannot be added to the spa after purchase. If you are considering a spa with an air bubbling system, we highly recommend looking for one that utilizes all of the resolutions to the criticisms listed below, such as co-generated heating, automatic clean out systems, and proper soundproofing. This will provide you with the most cost efficient and enjoyable bubbling system.