Zotofoam baths: Epsom and Hastings

                

1930s Zotofoam advertisement

Typical 1930s advertisement for Zotofoam

Zotofoam unit at Epsom   A Zotofoam bath at Hastings

Zotofoam unit at Epsom

  

A Zotofoam bath at Hastings


< Photo: Opening of the Municipal Baths: souvenir brochure. — Borough of Ewell and Epsom, 1939

  

< Photo: Waters of health and happiness. — Hastings : The Council, [1934]
 

         
The Zotofoam bath was a 1930s precursor of the whirlpools which are now so popular in health spas. It was once delightfully described as being like a Jacuzzi™  on steroids! In Waters of health and happiness, it is suggested (in a phrase which could not be used today) that the Zotofoam bath 'through its special composition is unrivalled for slimming.'

  

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