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When I moved into this house, I was so disappointed that there was no tub. I am an avid bath taker and will take a bath every chance I get because my back is usually sore. I’d have to drive to my parent’s house to get a bath in. I have a bunch of bath bombs that I can’t even use. UNTIL NOW! Easy to put together. The quality is great. You can tell it’s made well. It fits well within my standing shower. It’s sturdy and I didn’t feel like it was going to fall or collapse at all. The pattern is cute too. Exactly as described. I sat in it for about an hour and a half and it held the water’s temperature well. So comfortable too. I thought it would be weird and flimsy but it’s not. I could lean back and enjoy. It does take a while to drain but nothing too outrageous. After it was done I dried it out with a towel, folded it up, and stashed it under our floating sink. I can’t believe I didn’t think of this sooner. If you’re thinking about it, and you really want to have a convenient portable bath tub, this is the one!

This has been great. It's easy to set up, drain, dry and put away. Water stays nice and warm for a good period of time. I recommend making sure end of the drain hose is near the household drain if setting up indoors. Plenty of room and depth for my 5' 8" person.

I was not sure that this item would work, but it has proven to be an amazing alternative to a bathtub during a bathroom remodel. Setting up was kind of a pain, and I needed hubby’s help to get the top liner over the tubing, it is not a one-person job. Once set up, though, it is easy-peasy to use. Set it up in a place where it can drain ( there is a tube included to aid in this) , fill it up, and you now have a working bathtub. It drains fairly well, you do need to flip it upside down at the end to get the last few inches of water out. It folds up kind of flat, for storage. It’s not perfect, but it is pretty darn good. Better than no bathtub.

I'm a mother and wife, do most of the cooking and work 70+ hour weeks for half of the year. I just bought a house and it's great... but it DOESN'T HAVE A SOAKING TUB!!!!! Let me tell you, this tub I just got off of Amazon is AMAZING. It is deep enough for me and has great legroom (I'm 5'4" and can stretch my legs out). It's insulated, so the water was warm for a whiiiile. It's actually comfortable, and assembled within a few minutes (watch the video, because printed instructions were terrible), it folds for easy storage... like this oh-so simple item made of PVC and 4 small metal rods actually brought me JOY! I was able to put this up in my large shower and just relax with a glass of wine and Youtube. If you don't have a soaking tub and you NEED that soak, you need to give yourself some aromatherapy with a nice bath bomb, well this will totally scratch that itch! I am SO HAPPY I purchased this thing. It's pretty sturdy too, I'm shocked that I was able to find a solution for my problem without totally renovating one of my bathrooms right away! What a game-changer!

My new home has a very nice shower. But on occasion, I like a warm bath. I'll be able to afford a remodel within the next year, so for right now I wanted a bathtub.... and this fit the bill ...easy to assemble. Keeps water very warm, & it can get too hot. easy to drain clean and store.

Overall I really like this tub. Very easy to assemble. Comfortable to relax in and the water stays warm for quite awhile. My only issue is the drainage is not good. The water will flow out through the drainage opening and tubing well until the tub gets to about half way full, then it stops. I end up having to lift up the one end of the tub to shift the water which I'm assuming is then creating enough pressure again to push the water through the tubing to drain.

She loves it. Easy to set up and fill. Holds the warm water temperature. Great size for our shower. Easy to store. The drain could use some tweaking. We're going to cut off the 90 degree elbow so it drains directly down the drain.

I got this for a elder person that can't make it upstairs to the shower. The directions say the temperature should be n more than 50 degrees. I just threw it in the trash. Strange, there is a image of a woman in it and there is steam rising. She must be sitting a freezer