Kind of looks like a giant commode, doesn’t it?
Wipe that thought clean out of your head.
It’s called a Spa Capsule and it’s surely something the Jetsons would have owned had massage been popular in the early 60s. One of these babies can be in your home tomorrow, just pony up for what it would cost you to buy a new Honda Accord—about $30,000.
It reminds me of that time, not so long ago, when people started realizing they didn’t have to go to the gym to use a motorized exercise machine. Now they could purchase one, throw it in a big room (and therein lies the rub: who’s got the space?) and you’re good to go. Some collected dust while others allowed people to never step foot in a sweaty gym again. Depends on your personality.
Home spa-ing is not new. We've all read the stories—heck, some of us have even pitched and written them—on how to spa up your home. It’s just that now it’s been elevated to new heights— and widths, in this case.
The concept was created by doctors and comes equipped with aromatherapy and an audio-video system with Bose speakers, all controlled by a touch screen, and . . . a dry water massage! What’s that? I hear you ask. The water pulsates over your body but it’s circulating inside a silky-comfy sheet so you never get wet. And your head stays outside the toilet—er, capsule—the whole time, so claustrophobia, they say, is kept at bay.
Cost aside, what do you think? Are you willing to give those human healing hands up for a revved-up automated de-stressor?
4 comments:
Sounds complicated, expensive, and takes up too much room. We do have a vibrating chair we like. But nothing is as good as a real massage. The human touch!
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I agree with ferdc. The thing that is most relaxing to the muscle is individual manipulation. A machine cannot sense specific tightness, areas that may need more effort than anothers etc. The human factor has been taken out of too many things, don't take it away from my spa treatments too!
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