Inflatable Portable Adult Bath Tub, Foldable Free-Standing PVC Bathtub w Electric Pump, Anti-Slippery Inflatable Pool for Adult Children Spa Bath

Our house only has a walk in shower and I have been desperate for a proper bath for a few years. I selected this product because it was inflatable and came with the electric pump. I was dubious when i ordered it but the price made it attractive so i took a chance. It arrived very quickly and I was very pleased with the quality, size and ease of use. The electric pump has 3 attachments which fit the various valves on on the bath and in takes less than 10 minutes to inflate the whole thing. It fits into a standard walk in shower cubicle but does need a little squeezing to press down on to the shower base, after a few times this becomes easier when you learn how to do it. I fill the bath with the shower and that takes probably 15 minutes. The bath has a in inflatable base so it is soft to sit in, It has a useful holder for soap or shampoo bottle but these items can be placed at the bottom of the bath anyway where the zip up cover starts. The water in the bath stays hotter than a standard bath in my opinion probably due to the inflated cells which keep the cold off the water The zip up cover can also be used to cocoon yourself in the bath which i suppose would be useful if the air outside is cold. Obviously this is not a real bath so it is slightly narrower inside than a real one but the whole thing is very comfy and you should not be put off by the lilo mechanics and the whole structure is very solid and maintains its shape when you are in it.I chose this over the others available due to the measurements and the fact that it is blow up and easier to store afterwards. I did look into the more physical solid portable baths which collapse but I am not sure they would have fitted correctly. At least with this blow up bath it can be squidged into place when needed.Deflation of the bath takes quite a bit longer and needs squeezing and squashing to get the out, i haven't been able to get it completely flat but it still takes up less space and goes in a small cupboard easily.Also, the bath stays wet inside for several days , the water is in all the nooks and crannies and unless you are the sort of person to dry it manually (i am not), just leaving it inflated standing up in the shower area takes care of it eventually.In summary I have been very impressed with the quality of the design and ease of use. If you are looking for a blow up bath make sure you get one like this that comes with the electric pump because you will not be wanting to blow it up by hand.

I'm so happy with my new bath. This product is amazing and it keeps heat in very well. The only issue, I found is the water drains nicely till a certain point. You will have to use a bucket or push up the one end in order for the water to drain. However this is minor. I'm not disappointed in my new bath at all.

Overall a good product. It seems to be made of quality material and has a double stopper valve (the valve pulls out for quick deflation; a stopper fits into the valve after inflation) for each of the three main air chambers. The only downside I have found is that trying to get the valve back into its plug ready for inflation can be difficult as the fit is very tight and the plastic of the plug is not a stiff as I would like.The base of the bathtub has an inflatable 'pad' which makes sitting down in it moderately comfortable. I didn't find that the 'pad' valve was in the way. There is also a headrest which can be inflated and is comfortable and a separate inflatable small pillow that can go behind you back for a bit of support. When sitting down in the bath I can just about stretch my legs with the support behind me (I am 5' 7" or 170cm). The blurb says the headrest has armrests attached, but these are no good as armrests. I just lay my arms on top of the main sides, arms just inside the headrest-armrest. The integrated cover when zipped up does help to keep the warmth in.Ideally it is better in a wetroom, but I can just about get it into my bathroom next to a proper bath. It doesn't take too long for me to fill it to the top of the first chamber, about 5 minutes, though it will depend on the water pressure. NOTE: the maximum fill level is marked on the inside of the tub and is half way up the second chamber. As I don't have a drainaway floor I use a washing bowl and plastic pot to empty the water, which doesn't take too long - using the washbowl first and then filling the washbowl using the pot when the level is shallow, finally turning the bathtub over the bath to finish off draining. It would be nice to use the bathtub in my lounge, but filling and draining the water would be a bit more awkward and would take longer. I usually sit in it in the lounge without water when watching TV!Love it!

Brought for my gran who's in her 80s and she loves it. She only had a shower and was desperate for a bath. Easy to put up and low enough for her to get in unaided. Water stays warm for longer than you'd think. Comfortable to sit in with plenty of room. Perfect depth.

Bought a house without a bath thinking I would cope. I was not coping. Having read the reviews, I decided to give this a shot and am so glad I did.Pros and cons.Pros - surprisingly comfortable, more than adequate size (for me - 5’5); water stays hot for absolutely ages (much longer than a regular bath); zip up top means you can have your iPad/book etc with you safely as well as keeping the heat in; with pump, it takes 2 mins to inflate and can be packed away neatly when not in use - although it’s not small (average curver box kinda size)Cons - would only recommend buying with or if you already own an electric pump, you couldn’t get this inflated any other way (tried with a foot pump to test this theory - noooo); the ‘drain’ is a joke unless you have a wet room (I don’t) so you need a 5 gallon bucket, strong back and a bit of patience re emptying it; it’s surprisingly big - I had measured up in advance but what the basic measurements don’t give away is the ‘spread’ once it’s filled.Recommend - aforementioned pump; use on a rug or blanket, not onto tile/Lino as the base is only minimally inflated; use a towel over the back (you can feed it through the head rest) so that you don’t stick to the plastic; don’t use the drink holder - unstable!My friends think I’ve lost the plot but this is my favourite purchase this year.