Economic Research: Galvanized Tub

Sunday 9 December 2012

Galvanized Tub

It’s the perfect item to add to our home this year. Our youngest son got engaged a few weeks ago, so there will be more than a few opportunities to use it as intended. But until then it’ll being do double duty as a holiday display. The backside is not engraved so it can be borrowed and enjoyed by others as well. The engraved side has our name beautifully embossed in the steel and it looks fabulous – just enough to make it readable but not brash. I’m pretty excited about using the beverage cooler, it sure beats the husband’s solution for keeping drinks cold – a cooler on the back porch. So not attractive! But there are other beverage cooler available including a Man Cave or Paradise version so there’s one for the guys as well. These are study coolers. The stand (optional on some models) folds open to use and then folds flat for storage.The costliest Christmas gift being offered this year may be a bathtub. The old-fashioned oval model is priced by Sakowitz, the Houston department store, at $118,335,000 (sales tax extra). But then, the tub is forever: it is filled with diamonds—enough, the holiday catalogue promises, "to cover an average female adult up to the neck.