Review on MURO Portable Foldable Freestanding Insulation by Thomas Landis

I've been looking for a portable spa like this for years. I was initially concerned about durability but eventually decided to give it a try. My shower stall is slightly larger than a spa. However, my bathtub is too shallow. I use this spa with a portable ultrasonic spa device. This is a marriage made in heaven. Draining is a bit difficult as the weight of the water in the spa blocks the drain hole. So I bought four pieces of rubber mats to elevate it a bit and allow it to drain. I don't know how long this spa will last if left alone for too long. I have it in the shower so I can lean on two sides. I've used it about 6 times and it seems to be holding up well. Just make sure you can safely board and disembark. Especially at the exit after the whirlpool you can get dizzy. So make sure you have wall handles or an exit prop. 4 month update: I've used it less than 10 times and it started leaking at the stitching and the rods sticking through the vinyl. I believe it's about $5 for the cost of using it. at the spa I think.