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Luxury Walk-In Tubs Assembled & Quality-Tested in Chicago | Voted Best/Safest 2020 | Ella’s Bubbles

Published October 2020 · 0:54 · 3 chapters

Chapters in this video
  1. 0:00 Ella's Bubbles Tubs Built in Chicago Ella's Bubbles walk-in tubs are built right here in Chicago, with different stations for various orders.
  2. 0:20 Independent Tub Testing Station Each bathtub undergoes independent testing, including an extra-large two-seater model filled with water.
  3. 0:39 Standard Quality Testing Process Every bathtub goes through a standard process, sitting full of water and running jets for a period before draining.

Ella's Bubbles walk-in tubs are assembled and quality-tested in Chicago, ensuring each tub meets high standards before it ships. You see the meticulous process that delivers a reliable, luxurious bathing experience.

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So one big thing for me as a dealer in selecting Ella's Bubbles Walk-In Bath Club is our product of choice is that all the bathtubs are built right here in Chicago. You can see these are all the different stations, tubs being built for different orders right now. As we walk over this way, we're going to see the testing station. So each bathtub is going to get independently tested and ran. This is our extra large two seater walking bathtub.

This is full of water. We can actually see some of the systems running while it's in the testing phase. So this bathtub's completely full of water. It's sitting here full. Every bathtub goes through the same standard process. Sits full of water for a certain period of time. Jets run for a certain period of time. Then it gets drained, finished its process, and out for shipping.

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