CO-Z Inflatable Adult Bath Tub, Free-Standing Blow Up Bathtub with Foldable Portable Feature for Adult Spa with Electric Air Pump (High-Density PVC)

Since I only have a stand up shower I wanted a portable bathtub , This one was easy to use within minutes,, Pure relaxation, I love this tub . Easy to drain and clean, ..

It’s just as seen on the picture. Haven’t had any issues but if so I will update the review. We don’t have a bathtub so this works great for me as I love taking baths!

This is so comfortable!! It's like bathing in a cloud. I ended up taking off the backrest because I wanted to lay my head on the edge so I cut the backrest off. My only big complaint is the plug. It comes off too easily and I accidentally unplugged it with my foot without noticing and got water EVERYWHERE and ruined my hardwood floors outside my bathroom. I tried supergluing the plug together and got superglue on the vinyl itself which caused it to glue itself together which ended up ripping a hole in the tub. So I was only able to use it a few times before I had to throw it away. Bummer. I still give it 4 stars because of the comfort level. If the plug screwed on or some other way that wasn't easy for a foot to open it by grazing it, it would be perfect.

Cool for soaking

I have been an Amazon customer for years and years and rarely have I ever had a bad experience. That lucky streak is now over as this purchase was by far THE ABSOLUTE WORST.Based on the measurements stated, it should have fit in my shower. It didn’t. Fine, I decided to set it up right next to the shower as they provide a hose that you can attach to one of the tub drains. I take it out, get it all blown up, clean it, fill it with water and now it’s finally time to get in. After awhile, I can feel my back starting to hurt because I am essentially sitting on the floor, so I decide it’s time to get out. After showering, etc., I start the draining process and here is where the nightmare began.To hook up the hose to the drain, you have to raise the tub on one end to access the drain. This is a tub that is full of water. I am willing to concede I probably should have hooked it up before filling with water. Fine. I finally get it connected, open the drain and nothing. Not a drop of water would drain. The water just sat in the tub and wouldn’t flow out. I trouble shooted for over 30 minutes before giving up and resulted to bailing the water by hand. That took another 30 minutes. Fun, right? By the time it was light enough to move and finish draining in the shower, my floor was covered in water and I was covered in sweat. There was nothing relaxing about this.Reading some other reviews, the manufacturers know this is a problem and have elected to do absolutely nothing. There is no way in hell they tested this hose extension draining process, or they have and they just don’t care. Either way, this will be going back asap.

We bought this several months ago because our new apartment doesn't have a bathtub. It fits perfectly inside our 58" shower stall. When fully inflated, it is comfortable and works for the purpose it was intended. And you can't beat the price.The downsides:1. After a couple of months, the seam between two baffles came unglued and started to leak. We tried to patch it, but couldn't get good adhesion. That means inflating it every time we want to use the tub. Eventually water got into the baffles through the leak and now it sloshes around when you move the empty tub. The cushioned bottom leaks air also. So, we feel the hard tile underneath now.2. It is big. We leave it inflated because we use it once or twice a week. I'm not going to use it if I have to deflate and fully inflate every time I want to take a bath. So, I have this giant thing propped against the wall in my bathroom.3. It is not easy to drain. The weight of the water compresses the drain hose. I use the pillow under the tub to lift it up a little so the tub drains.After 5 months, it is time to replace this tub. We are going to try a collapsible tub that will store more easily.

The media could not be loaded. … and Im a big fan of my own tub, as its like a vintage clawfoot without the feet; its long, porcelain, and deeper than a modern tub. With that said, it takes a long time to fill, and the heat retention is not great. THIS tub however has surprisingly great retention! And its so nice to have outdoors! Just tried it out yesterday for the first time. I ordered a longer hose for the outdoor shower a friend has, filled it, and sat outside for an hour with steam still rising from the tub. Some people complain about the opening midway on the backrest. I love to use it by placing my head inside the gap. It holds you in place snuggly as you soak! I use this tub outside on a platform so when I need to drain there is no problem, as long as I have it near or aimed in the direction of the outdoor shower drain. I have used it twice, and break down is easy. Have patience and dry by hand using a towel after letting it rest upside down after its drained. I am curious how long it will last if taken care of properly. For less than $60, as a temporary self care tool, its worth it.

Cheap and works great if your 5' tall