It was a little tricky to assemble, but it did not matter if it wasn’t assembled perfectly. The only thing that did not work easily was the stopper, but that was easily solved with a small bottle cap. This was a life saver where no tub existed. I would not hesitate to recommend it.The tub was plenty long but not too wide, so it filled quickly and was easy to clean. The sides are high enough to accommodate a tall person.

Very surprised by the size. I'm 176cm and not very flexible, and I'm still about to submerge myself up to my shoulders in this bath. The thermal insulation is great too, you don't feel any heat getting lost through the sides of the bath. I highly recommend.

The weight of the water in the tub tightly sealed the shower drain. Water flooded into the surrounding rooms. Damaging mess. Bottom inside so slippery I couldn’t get up to do anything about it. I had to summon help to get up. Use it at your own peril.We threw it away, into recycling.

The oil is messy to work with. Having a dropper go through a skinny opening is ridiculous. It drips down the sides and onto the counter. You can’t even hold the bottle to close it because it’s so oily. Why a dropper when you only need a small amount on your finger? Needs new packaging. Can’t rate the oil because I haven’t used it much.

Se llena de agua el fondo y no puedo sacarla, nose ni por dónde se mete. no lo recomiendo.

The bathtub is a little time consuming to put together. I am 5.8 and it was not very comfy as my legs were cramped up. It is tall. Every time I take a bath in it, I have to stand up and bend over the side to let the water out from the pump hose. I thought it was a bit more work than relaxation.

I really wasn't expecting much of this product but I was desperate to relax and soak away my aches and pains. Mission accomplished! Easy to put together, easy to clean, dries nicely and stores great! Plus, you can add water and soak all the way up to your...chest! Lol I won't be without this little gem ever again

UPDATE: I have been using this portable bathtub for around seven months now. At first I tried to use it as often as possible for the 30 day return window to test the durability. Then after that, I think I used it at most 2-3 times a month. Durability is good. It is still as good as when I bought it.It works great and seems durable. I scratched my head a little trying to figure out how to assemble it. The instructions had pictures but they were a little blurry and at bad angles. The instructions were also small and not much was written on them. But it wasn't that hard to figure out how to assemble it correctly and it wasn't difficult to assemble it.The bathtub seems to be able to hold hot water with no penalty and the water stays warm/hot for a long time. I didn't bother using the bathtub cover. I threw it away.It took me two or three times to figure out the best way to drain the bathtub. The hose valve is a bit high so it doesn't drain the bathtub completely. I fill my bathtub to two or three inches above the hose valve, so when I go to drain the bathtub it only drains half the water. Because this bathtub touches all of my shower walls (no room to slide it around), I wasn't sure how I should go about draining it as my shower drain doesn't align with the bathtub drain. It turns out that it is pretty easy. Even though the bathtub touched all sides of my shower walls, it's flexible so it was still easy to pull it to one side until the bathtub drain matched up with the shower drain.The hose is extendable and long enough. It is also durable. I originally extended the hose under the bathtub all the way to the shower drain. But now I don't use the hose at all. I just pull the bathtub off to the side until the bathtub drain aligns with the shower drain.One thing though is that the drain lid needs a weight on it to keep it pinned down because if you don't have one it will close after a split second and then the water will not drain. My apartment complex has some large pebbles or whatever you call them in front of the building. I picked up a two inch round black rock and I am using that as a weight.After all the water is done draining, I then turn the bathtub upside down and spend a few seconds trying to get all the water out. Then I move the bathtub onto the carpet and leave it there for an hour or so until it is dry. It folds easily and is very compact. It only takes a few seconds to fold. I was sliding it under my bed, but now I don't even bother folding it and I just leave it out until I am ready to use it again.I am very satisfied with my purchase. I saw so many negative reviews for this portable bathtubs, negative reviews in other listings for the same bathtub, and negative reviews for countless other portable bathtubs by other companies. All those reviews claimed that the bathtub leaked water and quit working after one or a few uses. I was terrified that the same thing would happen to me, but Amazon does have a one month return policy so I decided to risk it. I see no indication whatsoever that this product is bad in any way or that it has bad durability. It's a great product and worth every penny. If my bathtub ever breaks within the next 12 months, then I will update my review and complain accordingly. But until then it is a five star bathtub that can be improved some, thus the reason I gave it four stars.There are things that I would change about this bathtub though:1.) I would lower the hose valve 2-3 inches so that it is flush with the bottom of the bathtub.2.) The bathtub drain lid could be designed to stay open, by sliding it under a loop or snapping it against something. I don't like having to use a weight to keep it open so the water will drain.3.) I wish that the bathtub was 8-12 inches shorter.

The very first time I tried to use it the frame bent and broke

Worked great. Kept the heat on during the bath. The air caught between the tub's wall rises up with the water, creating a sort of ring of pillows along the wall which was nice.Easy to assemble. The tubes felt a bit flimsy, but it was surprisingly resilient as I moved the tub around and stuffed it in the shower.It also comes with a little pillow thing which I filled with some hot water and put on my head to keep it warm, but I'm not sure what it's for.There is some foam padding on the bottom so you're not just sitting on hard cold tile.

Well I thought I'd be sending this 'toy' back but what a surprise! I bought an electric drop in water heater and filled the tub - took 5ish hours to heat up that huge amount of cold well water but wow - it was awesome having an outdoor tubby. I thought it would be uncomfortable sitting upright in it but the rail is the perfect height to rest your head or arms. I can't believe how excellent this is. I was going to order a 3k wood fired tank but for $150 I'm set already! I'd begun heating it yesterday and just put a yoga mat over top to hold the heat and was super surprised this morning how warm the water still was. This is a screaming good deal if you don't have a bathtub and even if you do, nothing like sitting outside in the tub with the fall leaves coming down - amazing

Después de algunos usos se empieza a romper donde va la pata. Fuera de eso bien

My shower is 43" wide and this tub is supposed to be that as well. It actually is almost 45", so I had to kinda force it into place, which adds support.It took about 15 minutes to put approximately 35 gallons of water in it. I added some Epsom salt too.I am 6'1" and weigh 225 lbs, and it is big enough for me. You could probably go up to a 275 lb person.Draining was a pain, as it would not drain out of the bottom. I used the side valve and created a mess.Next time I need to run the side hose under the tub into the drain.