Who makes Lasco tubs?

Aquatic, the company formed from the merger of Lasco bathware and Aquatic Whirlpools, has a huge range of products. In fact, it’s the widest and most comprehensive offering in the bathware industry. At last check, there were over 300 products listed in their catalog.

Is Lasco the same as aquatic?

Bath and shower product company Lasco Bathware has merged with hydrotherapy firm Aquatic Whirlpools to form Aquatic, the new company announced on Monday. Aquatic will be headquartered in the former Lasco company’s location in Anaheim, Calif.

What are Lasco tubs made of?

The Lasco facility, located in Yelm, Washington, manufactures fiber-reinforced plastic and acrylic tub and shower units.

Is Lasco Bathware still in business?

Lasco is still a well known brand in its own right but in 2010, it merged with a hydrotherapy company (Aquatic Whirlpools) to form a new company called Aquatic. Now your Lasco showers will come from Aquatic.

Where are aquatic tubs made?

Crafted in America. If you’re looking for a stylish and dependable bathtub or shower, look close to home. Aquatic products are proudly Crafted in America.

Can you use bubble bath in a jetted tub?

DON’T use bubble bath in any jetted tub. The biggest problem with using bubble bath is that air and water jets both agitate the water. If you use a regular amount of bubble bath, you’re likely to end up with a mountain of bubbles.

Is jetted tub same as Jacuzzi?

The first whirlpool tub was patented by Jacuzzi. The company’s products have since become synonymous with in-home spa tubs and, while Jacuzzi is a brand name, it is often used interchangeably with “whirlpool” or simply any jetted tub. Whirlpool is the generic term for any tub with water jets installed.

What is the difference between a jetted tub and a whirlpool tub?

Both bathtubs provide jet massages, but the key difference is how the jets operate. Simply put, an air tub releases jets of air while a whirlpool shoots jets of water.

What can you not put in a jetted tub?

As a general rule, don’t add bubbles, shampoos or soaps to a jetted tub. Only use bath products specially formulated for a spa, so that you don’t clog the jets, pumps or motor with oils and other debris.

Can you use Epsom salt in a jetted tub?

Using pure Epsom salts (without any added oils or fragrances) in a plain-water jetted bathtub can enhance the soothing effect of the water massage by adding additional healing properties. It is a safe, natural compound that will not damage your jetted tub’s pipes, as long as you routinely flush the tub.