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Celebrities and influencers alike have been seen taking a dip in the Plunge. Dr. Paulvin recommends this model to his clients because it’s self-cleaning, it fills up the water supply with a connected hose, it has a filtration system and there’s an easy temperature control system. Enameled steel is similar in appearance to an acrylic bath, though far cooler to the touch. Despite this, it will retain heat for longer – good news if you like a very long soak in the bath. It is more rigid and has a glass-hard surface that is nearly impossible to stain. That said, you'll want to pay for quality to avoid chips, and look for a long guarantee.

Looks aside, copperbathsare perfect for those who love a piping hotbath,' says Barrie Cutchie, Design Director at BC Designs. 'The copper will ensure the water stays hot for longer, while copper’s hygienic surface will help keep bacteria at bay for a clean bath.' Some of the most important factors to consider when choosing a bathtub drain stopper include cost, ease of installation, and ease of maintenance. For instance, if you're looking for a durable stopper that you can install with basic plumbing skills, you might want to use a lift-and-turn or push-and-pull model. verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ One thing though that you do need to consider before buying a cast iron bath is that the area where you plan to locate it is strong enough to bear the weight of the bath and the water,' says James Lentaigne. Weight is again a factor to consider both getting into the home and supports within the floor,' says Jo. 'Don't forget to factor in the weight of water and person... or people... within thebath!'Being a solid stone there will be some maintenance helping to keep it looking its best,' adds Jo. For example, any cleaner used should be PH neutral to avoid damage to the surface of the stone. To choose the best ice baths for recovery, our editors tapped experts for their recommendations as well as researched a variety of models of different sizes and price points. When choosing ice baths for recovery, we considered factors such as: Copperhas been used widely as a bathtub material since the mid-18th century, with everyone from Marie Antoinette to Napoleon Bonaparte reported to have enjoyed a soak in a copper bathtub. And while it may look glamorous, it was initially chosen for its practicality. Filtration: Still water can easily get filled with debris and bacteria, which is why a good filtration system is needed if you don’t want to change out the water often. If your ice bath doesn’t offer a filtration system be sure to swap out the water every other week or so or consider purchasing a water stabilizer or UV purifier to keep it cleaner. Dimensions: Depending on your height, you’re going to want to be able to sit or lay down comfortably. We looked at models that were shaped similarly to a bathtub as well as barrel shaped options that allow a shorter person to stand or a taller person to squat comfortably in cold water.

The tub is made from plastic, which means insulation is good; you can expect water to stay hot for up to an hour. In addition, the included cover will obviously also help to keep the heat in for a more luxurious soak. With one-step folding, the tub is easy to store and transport, collapsing to an impressively compact size. Nor does copper have to be exclusive to traditional bathroom designs. 'For those who want to add a pop of color, our copperbathsare available in more than 10,000 exterior colors, as well as specialist finishes including leather, hand-gilded or fabric,' Barrie explains. 'There is also an option to enamel the interior, too.' Durability: Cold plunges that are designed to sit both indoor and outdoor need to withstand the elements. We considered options made of durable stainless steel, durable plastic and heavy-duty PVC. If an option was inflatable, we made sure there was a repair kit included in case a tear does occur.Solid stone can be dramatic but is heavy. 'A solid stone bath is a real wow feature and great if you have the space to fit,' says Ripples' Jo Sangster. 'Mostly seen in freestandingbaths, it looks great when tied in with other stone products such as basins, bathroom vanity tops or shower cladding. Some amazing textures and carving can be achieved with the outer finish, contrasting with a smooth internal finish.'This natural stone example by Burlington being a prime example. I always advise choosing the best quality bath you can, and for me, that will always be cast iron,' agrees James Lentaigne, creative director at Drummonds. 'You'll get a hotter bath, for longer, as cast iron will maintain the heat when filled up with hot water. Plus it is low maintenance, easy to clean and there is a low chance of staining or damage occurring.