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Also back in the 90's and early 2000's if I were to guess, Kohler had the BodySpa. It was just like a whirlpool bathtub, but one used it while standing up. I guess the concept didn't really live on, hard to say.

It had to be early 2000's if I were to guess.

It also begs the question: does one need the multiple shower heads to stay clean? A handheld shower attachment is good enough. #lessismore

Kmart sold that thing back in the day.

gottahaveahoove You're welcome.

Case in point: Jacuzzi J-Dream. Oh, and look at this: https://www.steamsaunabath.com/gallery/residential-steam-room-bathing-innovations

The bagged Maytag machines are better in every regard. Teal is a nice color.

I also forgot to mention those shower cabins Jacuzzi sold in the 90's and early 2000's that were a whirlpool bathtub and jetted steam shower in one.

In the movie Mrs. Doubtfire, a Hoover Elite was featured. I have to think if the late Robin Williams was a vacuum enthusiast himself, not just an actor known for ad-libbing and suicide jokes who showcased his singing talents as the Genie in Aladdin. Well, he's been dead since 2014, so I don't...

I'm not going to lie, colored lights sound like overkill too. And panasonicvac, consider yourself lucky the steamer is still alive even though it wasn't a good financial decision. tolivac, I don't understand why a lot of people want multiple body sprays in their shower. That shit was poppin' on...

panasonicvac Why do you think they're not worth the extra? You're not wrong to say that they look nice to have.

I also wonder what panasonicvac would think of this.

huskyvacs Are you implying that with only one setting, there is less to go wrong?

human I also never see the bathrooms at summer camps or gyms have multiple shower heads for the reason you say: overkill.

lesinutah What point are you trying to make?

gottahaveahoove The reason?

lesinutah I think you're onto something.

Here's another bathroom trend that doesn't get much discussion: multiple body sprays in the shower. They were everywhere in the 90's and early-to-mid 2000's, but their existence went back decades. I never experienced it, so I don't have an opinion. I can see why most people don't bother: it's...

panasonicvac You do you.

fantomtechguy Where have you been all this time?