Conair BTS2 Dual-Jet Bath Spa

awesome product great qualityvery useful. best investment.

This was a challenge to get shipped but nothing compares to it.

Below the product on the Amazon page, it stated “only one left in stock, order soon“. This was put there by the seller not Amazon, of course. The reason for this, you might say “warning“, is to get the potential buyer to buy it before it goes out of stock thus preempting the potential buyer from thoroughly investigating everything posted on Amazon about the product. I made that mistake and thoroughly regretted it. When I found the same exact product with two jets instead of four no, offered at another company 1/5th the price, with Amazon as a middle entity, I got the third-party seller to agree to allow me to refuse delivery. However, this third-party seller, wasn’t going to make it easy for me to get a refund. In fact, the company made it extremely difficult. I had to make several calls to Amazon’s customer service to explain the situation until one customer service agent finally “got it”. The third-party vendor was then notified by Amazon that a refund had better be issued to me within a certain amount of time or there would be repercussions. What I ended up doing after refusing shipment was buying three of these 2 jet units at a total of $210 when the Amazon price at the time was $400 including tax for the 4 jet unit. With three of these units my husband and I put a cast acrylic riser on the outer lip of our bathtub Then we mounted these three units each with two jets - two on the riser, and one on the other side of the tub. So, for less than $300 we converted our tub into a six jet Jacuzzi. I went back to check the 4 jet product a few days later to find that the company had increased the price to $400 not including tax and they change the notice from “only one left in stock, order soon” to “two left in stock, order soon”. One thing I should I feel I should make really clear is that the units that I bought from the same company, although they only have two jets, which are movable, the jets pump out very strong flows of water,. They blow out intense streams of water and with six jets blowing out intense streams of water, what you have is a Jacuzzi with the added riser, which makes the water 26 inches deep. Yes, I realize that by buying these three units from the same company, I am increasing its profits, however, I’m getting way more than what I paid for. The more expensive 4 jet unit is not that much more powerful. I would have to buy two of them at a cost of $900 to create the water movement that I created for 1/3 that price. In my opinion, this company is price gouging on its “high end“ jetted, spa, add-on.

Yet another disposable gadget from the Conair people, but not without some redeeming qualities. The two water jets are quite strong. They won't convert your bathtub into a Jacuzzi, but they're capable of applying genuine hydropressure to a 12-inch strip of one side of your body. Since most bathtubs have only a single side, you'll need to make certain that the side to which the Spa unit attaches is the one next to the anatomical part in need of treatment. Also, check with your spouse, partner, or fellow bathtub users before installing the item. My wife has already said she wants no part of the device and that in removing it I'd better be sure those suction cups don't leave marks on the porcelain. Even if you did leave the spa in place, it would be a bad idea, since anyone using the shower would get the top half of the machine wet, which the instructions indicate is a strict no no.The machine has a variable switch. If your bubbles go flat or rubber duckie gets stuck in a quagmire, just put the switch into "bubble mode," which increases the frequency of the jet streams and stirs things up a bit more.But the real genius of this machine is its built-in light. It's exactly the same size and brightness of one of those bicycle headlights that require the rider to generate the power. I would love to meet the engineer who came up with this inspired final touch, which preoccupied me throughout my entire bath. I can't come up with a single functional or aesthetic purpose for the light, which is probably why the Conair designers installed it--to kind of distract the consumer from the unit's actual limitations. On the other hand, the light does, after a while, give the machine a sense of "personality." It's kind of like the little bugger is staring back at me, and I'm quite sure I detect a smile. I wonder why and at whose expense.

This is the type of bath spa I had originally, and I got my money's worth of use out of it. Wish I could find this one again. Can't seem to find one, even on Amazon.

It was amazing...but only worked for one month. The company sent me a replacement motor...which did not work. Honestly, would have been a 5 star product (adjustable jet depth/angle of jets, fairly good strength, quiet) if it lasted longer or was cheaper. For $30/unit, I wouldn't mind replacing it every month, but for $170, not so much.

Bought this again when it worked well with my other tub.

My friend loved her gift. She is a bath tub girl and really has put it to the test with use