Pulsa bath massager by Pipedream - review by PrintedPassions

The shower for me is one of the places where I get to relax the most. The water pressure from a good showerhead, a great smelling soap, and the last item from this recipe is a good loofah. When I saw this item, I was excited that I would be able to have the best shower ever. However, it left me with a void that needed to be satisfied by other means.

Initially, I was very skeptical about the product. You start to inquire if it's a good idea to have an electric mechanism a product that frequently visits water. The bath massager is composed of a simple vibrating mechanism wrapped by foam. The wandering mind takes over and you wonder where the batteries. There is no obvious hidden compartment that would damage the sponge material. The cap securely screws on and keeps the batteries dry. Once the batteries are inside the sponge ball there is only one setting; ON.

The yellow sponge material is the common sponge that you get from the store in order to do dishes. Although it holds a good lather when you use shower gels, it's not that glamorous. It's also not the main reason why I bought the bath massager. Once the massager was turned on, I expected that it would live up to the noise that it was making. There is a slight tingling sensations when you hold the ball. However, in order to feel any type of massaging affect, you have to squeeze the sponge and hope that the batteries are holding extra juice.

As a result, you are better off turning off the vibrator mechanism and enjoy the oversized sponge to enjoy your intimate moment. The bath massager's description says that you can it enjoy it wet and dry. However, I can't see how you can use it dry. I would use the bath massager as a lure in order to get my lover in the shower with me. My lover would be too enticed by my wet naked body than want to use the massager.