Review on Non Slip Bathtub Support Shoulder Jacuzzi by Larry Ton

Well made and comfortable bath pillow. I was dismayed at first by the tiny suction cups, but here's what I found: They actually work better and even stick to my textured tiles, while the large suction cups don't. Because there are MORE suction cups scattered around the pillow, you're also more likely to stick to one part of the tub. I've also found that you don't have to suck all over the pillow to hold it securely; a few suckers are enough. Good. Enough sucking. This pillow has a comfortable shape for lying in the bath. The neck is thick and the back is thin, which is what you want, because when you recline in the bath, it's usually the neck/upper shoulders that need support. made of very dense plastic, such as steel wool. Plastic. It's nice because the cover is soft. The water tends to drip off the filling when you're done swimming. The cover is well stitched, with a neat satin finish along the edges and a neat top stitch. It comes with a built in hanging hook to let it dry. It's technically too small to attach to a towel rail, but turns out it's a bit flexible and you can squeeze it in there. So after use I wring it out, hang it up to dry and then throw it away. in my dryer for about ten minutes on lockdown/comfort mode. It can also be machine washed.