Massage Parlor Reports

Wow, it's been a long 2 months but yes Bradenton is up and running and it was well worth the work. I want all the members to know that the 20. Discount applies to the Bradenten location too. I appoligize for the issue with the tables. I was not aware of the problem until I recieved an e-mail from a member who brought it to my attention. The tables are adjustable so believe me the problem has been taken care of. The Bradenton shop is located at 10015 Cortez Rd Suite B and the # is 941-567-6203, you won't be disappointed and it IS well worth the drive. I will have a seperate website for the location soon. This shop has MANY extras for you to enjoy. H. T. Is located close to shop and is by appt as we drain it once a week. For more details please PM me and I will go into greater detail with you. Once again thank you ALL so much and hope to see you soon!

Cindy

[QUOTE=Alin Srq]Hey fellows,

I live in Bradenton and have been to Final Touch and have had a wonderful session with Megan. Today I went to the sister salon in Bradenton. I must say the place is very nicely decorated and alot larger than Final Touch. Tammy and Lisa were working today Tammy was looking Hot so I went with her. The massage table is the right size for all of you who have had trouble at Final Touch. I wanted to have a hot tub session but alas it needs a little work but I was told it should be up and running on Fri. Tammy gave me the tour and the hot tub room is awesome. I can't wait to dive in for some hot tub fun. So if you are in Bradenton stop in and get the same service that you would expect from the other salons.

Al[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Size Queen]Has a new option!

Her name is Jasmine, and she is the cutest little 98 lb. Asian spinner I've seen in a long time!

Similar to Sofia at Pine Tree. Succulent natural C's w/delectable noobies, and a nicely trimed little muffin!

She is a bit standoffish at first (TS was mediocre, at best), but warmed up to some good fun as things progressed.[/QUOTE]
Sofia is one of my ATFs. Such praise I hope is not misplaced. I look forward to meeting her.

[QUOTE=Truthbeknown]Wow, it's been a long 2 months but yes Bradenton is up and running and it was well worth the work. I want all the members to know that the 20. Discount applies to the Bradenten location too. I appoligize for the issue with the tables. I was not aware of the problem until I recieved an e-mail from a member who brought it to my attention. The tables are adjustable so believe me the problem has been taken care of. The Bradenton shop is located at 10015 Cortez Rd Suite B and the # is 941-567-6203, you won't be disappointed and it IS well worth the drive. I will have a seperate website for the location soon. This shop has MANY extras for you to enjoy. H. T. Is located close to shop and is by appt as we drain it once a week. For more details please PM me and I will go into greater detail with you. Once again thank you ALL so much and hope to see you soon!

Cindy[/QUOTE]


The hot tub is drained once a week? No offense, but there is no way I am putting my ass in the same water God knows how many other naked mongers have been sitting in over the previous week. Just thinking about it makes my skin crawl.

I wonder how many of you think about how many bbjcim these girls give and never rinse their mouth out. Even if they do rinse you know they don't get it all.

Dam, its disgusting when you start thinking about all of the in's and out's.

Just think about the mongers who pick up a cheap ho, and then go to an MP with the street ho's saliva still on him. ughh!

And your worried about some bleached down bath water===hehehhehhe!

I'm on way with my rubber ducky and my scrub brush and bubble bath!

LOL!


Happy Hunting..




[QUOTE=SpeedRacer29]The hot tub is drained once a week? No offense, but there is no way I am putting my ass in the same water God knows how many other naked mongers have been sitting in over the previous week. Just thinking about it makes my skin crawl.[/QUOTE]

RC, don't forget your swimmies & this song for your Ipod!

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5Wkq8iouEY[/url]

[QUOTE=R Consultant]I'm on way with my rubber ducky and my scrub brush and bubble bath!.[/QUOTE]

One thing I believe I'm known for is running a CLEAN shop in every aspect. Believe me, I researched thoughly the care and maintinence of h. T.'s. Thanks to the wonderful world of chemicals it is much safer now to use h. T.'s and public pools. This particular h. T. Filters all water content every 5 minutes. We also shock after every use. I also had the same concerns as you which is why I educated myself completely prior to introducing this into our "fun time". The h. T. Demo is strickly a prelude. No happy endings in the tub. As the ohh wise one, (R. C.) said we have to fight people on a daily basis to use c's, but we win! Speedracer29, have no fear, this may not be the thing for you, but don't give up yet as we have many other NEW and exciting services to offer you down there. So before you review, stop down and see us. I promise you won't be disappointed! Everyone else, get your rubber duckies, your remote controlled boats and your snorkels and masks cause we're ready to have some real fun!

[QUOTE=SpeedRacer29]The hot tub is drained once a week? No offense, but there is no way I am putting my ass in the same water God knows how many other naked mongers have been sitting in over the previous week. Just thinking about it makes my skin crawl.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SpeedRacer29]The hot tub is drained once a week? No offense, but there is no way I am putting my ass in the same water God knows how many other naked mongers have been sitting in over the previous week. Just thinking about it makes my skin crawl.[/QUOTE]

How is this disgusting? Don't you ever go swimming? If so, do you have them drain the water at the public swimming pool? I swam in the Gulf of Mexico this weekend - does this preclude you from taking a dip there?

Has the spa been inspected and a permit issued by the Manatee County Department of Health?

"Commercial public swimming pools and spas and the Lake Manatee State Park swimming area are permitted annually and inspected twice a year. The pools are located at apartment complexes, condominiums, motels, hotels, mobile home/RV parks and recreational facilities. New pools and those being renovated receive engineering plan reviews for construction permitting and construction inspections. Public swimming pools or spas that resurface are required to inform the local health department for resurfacing surveys and inspections." MCDoH

[QUOTE=Clinton Bush]How is this disgusting? Don't you ever go swimming? If so, do you have them drain the water at the public swimming pool? I swam in the Gulf of Mexico this weekend. Does this preclude you from taking a dip there? [/QUOTE]Cindy has done her homework and is properly maintaining the spa. She's most likely using Bromine as her sanitizer of choice? Unlike Chlorine, Bromine works very well over a wide ph range. With the average spa temperature of about 100-104 degrees and our propensity to sweat a lot in such heat, spa water chemistry is difficult to maintain. There are a number of federal and state agencies that either regulate and/or advise on pool/spa operations.

You are likely safer in her spa than in many of our hotel or apartment spas? Any body of water, including your own pool or spa, can be a potential source of illness. The key is proper sanitation, filtration and good common sense. If you see a turd floating in the water, do not enter! LOL! Seriously, the CDC has guidelines for such instances and there are very specific regulations for public pools/spas.

[QUOTE=Peter Rammer]Cindy has done her homework and is properly maintaining the spa. [/QUOTE]Unless you have actually seen a permit (for the spa in question) issued by the Manatee County Department of Health - the agency that is responsible for inspecting commercial/public pools and spas, your statement is meaningless.

June is back from New Jersey after two months vacation.She is happy in the end to be back on top of her game. Nice service as usual and she is refreshed and ready to work on your needs.

It is too bad I have been traveling and missed the spinning pinch hitter.

Travelrr

[QUOTE=Travelrr 433]June is back from New Jersey after two months vacation.She is happy in the end to be back on top of her game. Nice service as usual and she is refreshed and ready to work on your needs.

It is too bad I have been traveling and missed the spinning pinch hitter.

Travelrr[/QUOTE]

How many girls working at BT now?

All you need is a hot little female and I would be in heaven. Trying to find the right one is almost impossible.


Happy Hunting..



[QUOTE=Rooster46]RC, don't forget your swimmies & this song for your Ipod!

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5Wkq8iouEY[/url][/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=W Hardin]Unless you have actually seen a permit (for the spa in question) issued by the Manatee County Department of Health. The agency that is responsible for inspecting commercial/public pools and spas, your statement is meaningless.[/QUOTE]In more than a few states, I've seen permitted pools/spas which were very poorly maintained and quite possibly hazardous? How many pool service 'pros' actually know what they are doing and the consequences of their actions? While being 'permitted' is a legal requisite for a public pool/spa, it in NO way guarantees your safety. It does, however; mean your pool/spa is legal and will be occassionally inspected. Your pool/spa will likely be safer if properly permitted, but there is no guarantee.

I was not commenting on the legality of the spa, but the potential safety concerns addressed! Sanitation, filtration and good common sense were my buzzwords. The typical spa water is 100-104 degrees and can be a potent breeding ground. Every year there are numerous cases of illnesses from poorly treated/maintained public pools/spas. Even our famous waterparks are occassionally closed for reasons of disease outbreaks and/or sanitation issues? We have a myriad of government and other agencies involved in educating and regulating. National Swimming Pool Foundation (NSPF), Center for Disease Control (CDC), National Sanitation Foundation (NSF), county departments of health and various other state and federal agencies. Many of the larger equipment and chemical manufacturers even offer extensive water treatment and safety education to both professionals and the public. IMO this is all very good! But it in NO way guarantees your safety. Like any other arena, you must do your own due diligence.

Legality is important, but reality is also! I'd much rather immerse myself in a clean, sanitary illegal pool/spa than in a properly permitted vat of bacteria laden water! ? Well, what else would you expect from a monger like myself?

Mongering itself is illegal! Maybe I'm a modern day existentialist?

You are correct, however; the spa in question is likely not permitted and not legal. The various departments of health do not like that?

[QUOTE=Clinton Bush]How is this disgusting? Don't you ever go swimming? If so, do you have them drain the water at the public swimming pool? I swam in the Gulf of Mexico this weekend - does this preclude you from taking a dip there?[/QUOTE]I am going to pee in the hot tub!

LOL