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

Easy to inflate and deflate. The water drained perfectly. It was comfortable. Quick set up and breakdown. Loved the water retention. Had no issues. Super comfortable.

The saying is true you never know what you’re missing until it’s gone and for us it was the occasional relaxing bath! When we moved into our home we told ourselves we could live without a bathtub until we remodeled. Here we are 5 years later and no remodel, just an inflatable tub. This is our second one actually, I accidentally put a hole in our last one. I’m sure it could have been fixed but the price is right so we just bought another one. The tub was supposed to be quick fix at first but it worked out so well that we forgot how badly we wanted to start on the master bath and moved on to other parts of the house.It’s quite large, so storage might be an issue for some if you don’t want to deflate it after each use. Luckily, we store it in our second shower that we don’t use. It’s comfortable, and we really like the zip-up flap that helps keep the water warm so we can enjoy it longer. It’s a great product for the convenience of a bathtub!

This is the most effort I’ve put into anything in my life. I’ve been in long distance relationships that were easier than dealing with this thing.I live in a small apartment with a small walk-in stall shower. I’ve been craving a relaxing bath for 3 years, so I caved and bought this. After reading some reviews, I decided to buy some pvc pipe and a pond pump for easy draining.I just decided to try this thing tonight. If you’re in an apartment like me, do your neighbors a favor and don’t blow this up at night. The pump is LOUD, and the white cap on the holes that keep the air from coming out HONK. Since I’m persistent, I switched to a manual air pump and slowly inflated all 5 areas, trying to make the least amount of honks.The next step was to of course fill this thing with water. The tube it comes with doesn’t fit any of my faucets, so I resorted to aiming my just-long-enough-but-not-long-enough-to-let-sit-in-the-tub shower head. I know everyone has different types of shower heads, but if yours is like mine, this will take at least a half an hour. If you don’t have a way to hook a tube on a faucet to fill this, don’t be dumb like me and stand for that long.Once the tub was finally filled enough, I had the relaxing bath I’ve been craving for so long. It was quite comfortable and the cover keeps the heat in well. There were no leaks or anything which was a relief. The only bad thing was I couldn’t stop thinking about how I was going to have to clean all this up and put it away once I was done.To drain it, I used the pond pump I bought hooked to the pvc pipe, which worked very well draining most of the water. I scooped out the rest with a big bowl, then used a towel to dry it the best I could.Deflating this is basically the same process as inflating, except it will never be as small as it started out.If you have more motivation than the average person, I’d recommend getting this tub for the quality, price and comfort. But please ask yourself first: do I really want a bath that bad..?

It is helping my aches and pains after pickleball. Epsom salt hot baths. This baby is so comfy and padded. It was a process to fix the drain issue. I could only fill it with air about 75% so it fits great in my shower. I had to get creative and build a little platform at the drain end so it would drain. It is made of 1" PVC pipe and lifts that end about an inch and now it drains about 90% and then I just lift it and turn it over and let it drain and dry. It's worth it. I love it. It's actually way more comfortable than a normal tub. A little hard to get out of, but not too bad. I missed my hot baths in Dr Teals and now I have it back. Quality seems really good. Air has stayed in it so far.

I really wanted to love this. I miss having a tub SO bad, but not this bad! It started out good. The pump blew it up, looked ok. Realized quickly the zipper was junk and kept getting hung up on the plastic. Still hopeful though! Noticed odd placing of the valves and drains, but maintained my positivity. Hooked up the drain tube, closed the plugs and started the crash and burning process of my hopes and dreams. It seemed to be going ok, then I felt water... then A LOT of water. Thankfully I'd put down some towels just in case. Tried draining it and nothing. I do not for the life of me understand it. Pulled the plug, tube was bone dry. I had to LIFT the other end of the tub while my daughter kept the short little tube in our shower. Finally got it drained. I'm still hopeful, maybe the plug wasn't pushed all the way. I don't like to not succeed. So attempt 2. Going good, triple checked the plugs, water going... great! Right? My daughter tested it out and found it very uncomfortable. But, seemed ok all in all. Until it wasn't. Went to drain it, pulled the plug and the WHOLE piece came off! Niagara falls in the bathroom. I can however leave an amazing review for my brand new waterproof flooring!