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Warnings
This device may be used by children 8 years and older
and by people with reduced motor, sensory and/or cognitive
skills only when supervised and only if they have the
knowledge necessary to use the equipment in a safe manner
and are aware of the risks associated with improper use.
Children must be supervised to make sure that they do
not play with the equipment or carry out operations that
need to be performed by an adult or specialised personnel
(maintenance, cleaning operations, etc.).
The tubs must only be used in indoor environments, for
domestic or similar purposes.
It is dangerous to use or handle live equipment/devices
housed within the appliance.
Be very careful when using the tubs alone: prolonged
immersion in warm water may cause nausea, dizziness and
fainting.
Do not use water with a temperature exceeding 40 °C.
Do not use the tub after drinking alcohol, taking drugs
or medicines that may cause drowsiness or that may alter
blood pressure.
Fill the tub with warm water (not boiling nor cold water),
in order to avoid damaging the pipes and to minimise scale
deposits.
It is completely forbidden to use the appliance in ways
that differ from those expressly detailed.
Jacuzzi will not assume responsibility for any damage
caused by improper use.
In the instance of maintenance and/or repair operations,
which involve the replacement of components, Jacuzzi®
original spare parts must be used, otherwise the warranty
shall no longer be valid and the Manufacturer will not be re-
sponsible for any damage resulting from the operation car-
ried out.
The new shape of well-being
“Water provides healing”
, affirmed the Abbot, Sebastian Kneipp
in the latter part of the nineteenth century, setting the founda-
tions for modern hydrotherapy: a healing method based upon
numerous water applications.
Therapeutic properties
Stimulation of the skin using warm baths increases the circula-
tion, blood flow, even the lymphatic system, activating enzyme
activity stimulants.
The therapeutic properties of hot water are effective for all
body types, sizes and to meet all stress levels and serve an ex-
tremely important role for many patients suffering with mus-
culoskeletal pain, all thanks to the heat and hydrostatics of the
water.
Play of water
The tub can serve as a place in which to carry out some sim-
ple well-being exercises, which are simultaneously, exciting.
Attempt to follow our recommendations: the water makes all
movements easier.
Legs:
resting on the backrest, lift one leg, bend it and slowly bring
the knee to the body, stretch out the leg and repeat the exercise
three times with one leg and then switch to the other leg. You may
complete five consecutive sets.
Abdominals:
resting on the backrest, breathe in deeply and whilst
breathing out, contract the abdominal muscles. Carry this exercise
out slowly, aiming to complete five sets. You can slowly increase the
number of sets up to ten consecutive sets.
Shoulders and neck:
make sure your shoulders are immersed;
using a circular movement, slowly rotate the shoulders forwards
and backwards five times. In this same position (with the shoulders
immersed), gently and slowly move the head from one side to the
other.
Take a break between exercises, completing three full sets; you can
slowly increase the number of sets up to ten consecutive sets.
Relaxation:
after having completed the exercises, sit down, close
your eyes and do some slow breathing exercises (breathing in and
out).
