BathShroom Bathtub Overflow Drain Cover - Bath Tub Overflow Cover, Bathroom Spa Accessories, Adds Inches of Water for Deeper & Warmer Bath

So, I'm a renter and my landlord won't change the overflow cap right side up. I was stuck with a puddle of water to bathe in, ugh. This right here, my fellow water humans THIS IS A MUST HAVE. I deep cleaned the tub and used this right away. The world may be burning but I've got a nice full tub of hot water and Epsom salts. Very easy to use and remove so my landlord won't notice 😁

Looooove it, I used to put tape on the tub so that I could have the water fill up all the way & I randomly saw this on an ad and I was like you’ve got to be kidding me so I bought it didn’t expected to work 100% but it did water didn’t leak at all, looooove it

I did not have high hopes for this product, but it works great. It gives you a few more inches of water in the tub by moving the overflow up. It sticks to the tub and does not let water leak past it. I would not fill it up all the way until you are in the tub or you might overflow you tub. It came on time and was packaged well.

Love this product. I like how low profile it is and that it is available in white so it blends right in with our tub.

I have a bad back and shoulders like rocks, which lands me in the bath tub frequently. This cover keeps me from having cold legs while trying to soak my shoulders. My tummy and chest have never been warmer while soaking!

Bigger than I thought it would be, falls off very easily

Could not use this. If you have an overflow with a lever on it to close the drain (like the one pictured) there is no way to make this fit. Believe me, I tried raising, lowering, shifting every which way and it never fit snugly enough not to leak. Disappointing.Addendum: that drain on the fixture with the lever runs along the bottom of it: a narrow slit maybe 2 or 3 inches in length. In desperation I rolled about half of a small paper towel sheet into a tight cylinder perhaps 6 inches long and maybe the width of a skinny French fry, moistened it and stuffed it into the drain (with about an inch sticking out on each side) and as the water rose the piece of towel swelled and plugged it perfectly! No leaks at all through a lengthy bath. And later it was easily removed! If you want to try this make sure it is a good, sturdy paper towel (no napkin or tissue or the cheap brand that shreds) and make sure you leave at least an inch protruding so you can easily remove it when done. You can probably adapt this to most overflow drains. I am totally NOT responsible if you are not careful and get it stuck in the drain hole! Anyhow, I am happy now, no thanks to the Shroom.

Works well