IN A SPA THIS WINTER (NAPSA)—Winteris traditionally a time when people seek out sources of heat, such as sunnierclimates or a roaring fire. However, more and more people are choosing instead to luxuriate in the therapeutic bubbles of a hot tub spa— and enjoy the benefits of soaking in 102 degree to 104 degree water. Se nat | Relaxing in a spa can be a great way to relieve the stress of the winter season. Winter weather can cause muscles to ache and becometense, cre- ating stress to the body andjoints. Spas can help soothe sore muscles while removing toxins from the body, relieving anxiety, calming allergies and improving one’s state of mind. Like a swimming pool, the water in a spa can also help clean, tone and nourish the skin. Spas made with a Lucite acrylic surface are easy to maintain because of their excellent resistance to fading and durability. New for 2005 are the RiverStone™ Colors including Cumberland” Black, Yukon™ Green and Danube” Blue, giving owners even more options to match the dcorof their space. And a spa made with Lucite has a nonporous surface, making it easy to keep clean. Durable and functional Lucite acrylic is used in thousands of products, from spas to furniture, automobiles and even jewelry. To learn more, visit www. lucite.com.
