Review on 🛀 Hydraflate Inflatable Bathtub - Portable & Foldable Freestanding Bath for Adults & Kids - Ideal for Home or Travel - Mobile Blow Up Spa for Soaking - Single Person Capacity to Complement Bathroom Shower by Aries Reed

Update: I tried the bath because I just couldn't resist. It was very convenient to be honest and got pretty hot water with no problems. It took me about 25 minutes to fill my mop bucket (don't worry, it's very clean) and about 15 to empty it, so it wasn't too bad in the end. Just make sure you know if it will fit and have the time and patience to inflate/deflate. Long's Opinion: This thing is a lot of fun to inflate (she said sarcastically). You have to inflate it in five different places (no joke). Fill holes are so large and difficult to close that you lose too much air between removing the pump and plugging the hole. I had to fill the same layer half a dozen times and practice closing the hole like I was Superman just to make sure there was enough air in it. Then the holes for the plugs are so narrow that I struggled with the bottom one for another five minutes. As if the plug cap were too big for its counterpart. Eventually I go to put it in my bathroom (I messed up in my bedroom) and it's too big. It's my fault for not measuring my bathroom, of course, but still. Now I have to use my living room tub or something and the (barely) two foot drain hose becomes unusable. I have to fill the tub with buckets of water, walk back and forth, and so on to reverse the process. The little thing that bothers me about it is you only have to fill it 80% full and I'm pretty damn space conscious and I'm worried I've over or under filled it and the lid that zips open hanging down. so it will definitely rub. My skin WRONG. I should have spent the extra money and at least got collapsible tubs that you just pull to open and push to close. I'm afraid to take a bath now, and those words have never been uttered by me.