HIWENA Inflatable Portable Bathtub, White Durable Soaking Bath Tub with Large Backrest, Freestanding Inflatable Pool Bathroom Home Spa

I have a giant, 2-person jacuzzi tub that came with the house we recently purchased. The previous owners left biofilm that defies removal in the jets (EWWW!). Besides the biofilm, my jacuzzi tub empties my entire water heater (a LARGE one) to fill.I tried a few McGuyver fixes that were ok, but then I found this inflatable tub!This inflatable tub fits inside my jacuzzi tub perfectly (slightly under inflated). I can now have a lovely hot bath using approximately 1/3 of the water!As some others have mentioned, it can be challenging to empty if the drain holes don’t line up, but I use a short piece of pvc pipe to create a “drain tunnel” between the 2 drains and then flip the tub over to let out the last little bit.The inflatable tub is very sturdy and holds air really well. Mine has been inflated since I purchased it a little over a year ago, used regularly, and has never needed reinflating.Once dry, I just put it right back into the jacuzzi tub and it is relatively unnoticeable as it is the same color and about the same depth as my jacuzzi tub.It’s not the most perfect solution, but I think it is a fairly elegant and very doable one until I can afford a proper bathroom remodel. I am very happy with this purchase. Happy soaking!

I have an open shower stall type concept and this fit perfectly. This is even better than a regular bathtub with it's cushioned sides and head pillow. I saw a few reviews that were mad that it wasn't cushioned on the bottom... well neither is your regular bathtub. Get bubble wrap and problem solved. Also, the drain issue people are having. The description explains where the drains are at and how it works. If it doesn't work for your setup, then don't buy it. Otherwise, don't give it a 2 star review because it doesn't work for your set up. It's the tub your reviewing, not your set up. I was stuck with the conundrum of how to blow it up as I didn't have a pump. A hairdryer. Yes that's right. On cool mode, it blew it up to a manageable amount that I only had to use a little bit of lung power to inflate the rest of the way. 10 stars. I love.

My purchase of this item was not for using it as it is intended. My 5 year old granddaughter was having a Maru Poppins themed party. I purchased this tub and filled it with white ball pit balls so the kids could fall backwards into the tub like Mary does in the new movie. It held out well to repeated falls and rough play. I cannot comment on it's use with water, or it's comfort. It worked nicely for my needs.

I got a new house last year, but as much as I love my bathroom it does not have a bath tub, and there are just some evenings where I need to soak in a hot bath. After doing quite a bit of research I landed on this inflatable option, and I'm SUPER happy with it! It doesn't look cheap or weird or anything, it feels more like a spa bath. There is a little awkwardness about flushing out the water but I found a little trick: after I'm done bathing I grab a broomstick and slide it underneath the bath and tilt it up so that it props on the side ledge of the shower (or anything elevated), this way when you release the valves on the tub the water has a pathway to the drain. Minor inconvenience, but that's really not a problem with the product itself. This is a great buy!

Great for people who don’t have a bath tub! The only drawback is filling this tub takes an enormous amount of time and water for a 20 minute bath I don’t see the worth. The water does get cold quick. Wasting all that water = waste of money down the drain for a 20 minute chilly bath I don’t think is worth it.The product is great but it’s the use that is really not worth it.

My husband and I travel in a 41 foot fifth wheel travel trailer for his work. I love every minute of it except the trailer only has a shower. This tub is the absolute best purchase I have made in a very long time. I set it up in front of my kitchen island on a tarp ( just in case) and just turned the sink faucet around to fill it. I then took a long wonderful soak in it. When I got ready to drain it I used a cheap submersible pond pump and drained it right into the kitchen sink. It worked perfectly and drained very quickly. No mess no fuss. I will be purchasing a second tub just to have a spare. I love love love it.

Would not inflate and I have inflated many things in my life, lol. Had to puncture holes in the air ports. Used an air compressor to try and shove the slim air tool down port. Nope. They were just a dead end hole that air would not pass through. Some inflatables require squeezing the air port as you inflate. Not with this one. This tub is pretty bad. Had to use a punch to poke hole in air port. Just not worth the effort for this much money. Waited to long to use and cannot return for credit.

OMG! This tub is the answer to anyone living full time in an Rv. Right out of the box it was super easy to set up. We put it on the patio on top of a tarp to be sure no leaks. Filled it up and then got in. We’re both elderly and getting in and out required us to get on our knees but the soak was well worth the effort. I recommend getting the pump because in blows up and sucks it back down for storage. I will wear this one out and buy another. Great product for price and the rubber is thicker than expected.