I have a similar question about bubblers. I've seen them on some sunshelfs (in photos) and they look cool, but what is their purpose? Is it just something for the kids to play in? Do people keep the bubblers and deck jets running all the time? Thanks for answering some/all of my questions.

In addition to being nice to look at we've found some funtional uses as well.

Below are some of them in no particular order

As they say, you're mileage may vary.

Bubblers

1. Nice foot massage when sitting in a chair with feet over 2 of the bubblers.
2. Kids love to play with them..plugging 1 or 2 of the 3 with their hands makes the others go higher and lower
3. plugging and unplugging them also makes the deck jets "dance" because their on the same circuit.
4. kids and adults play with them and let their legs and arms get massaged

Deck Jets

1. While in the pool, let the jet stream land on the head and shoulders...relaxing.
2. kids like to plug and unplug...same effect as above
3. During summer months, the deck jets can be ran at night time to cool the pool (important here in Louisiana)...the aereators also provide more cooling effect because of the larger surface area of the spray.
4. One recent use the kids found...they can use the deck jet nozzles to fill up water balloons.

Hope this helps.