SereneLife Freestanding Portable Bathtub Spa Set – Large 59" Foldable Bath, Cushion, Stretchable Drain Pipe, Massager Rollers, Cleaning Spray & Storage Bag

It does the job. We needed a temp tub for medicinal baths requested by dermatologist. Our new house doesn’t have a tub and we will install one in the future. In the meantime we got this tub and it fits perfectly inside the walk-in shower. I fill it with the wand shower attachment and it takes about 10 minutes to fill. A large human adult can enjoy this tub. It’s spacious and deep and rather surprised us. The many bells and whistles added make this more fun then a plastic bucket. The draining is great since I have it over the shower. When we finish we just unplug and it drains quickly. It does leave some water and i have to manually tip it over it get out but that’s not a big deal. It’s worth every penny. We use bleach and hot water in it. It holds up incredibly. I Wash it minimum once a week even if not using to keep dust bugs etc out. It’s bigger than I realized. The hard plastic is quality and that is great. Yes it can compress but I wouldn’t recommend this if you need a portable tub for work or travel. Unless you own a van and have the room. It won’t fold so measure your space.I wouldn’t say it’s a replacement for the real thing. It’s a substitute. I figure 2-3 baths a week for a year we use it. Until we renovate. Skin has improved with the baths. So already worth the money! Glad we got this!

I love it and very quality manufactured. It is a permanent tub for an upstairs half bathroom we are unable to plumb for an actual heavy tub. Also lightweight enough that I was able to get it upstairs by myself and I am senior with mobility issues. Highly recommend

As described. Arrived a few days late, but 'tis the season for that. Easy to set up, everything was there, fit together and worked as designed. I was a bit surprised by the size. Length was great but it was really narrow. But after I filled it with water (duh!), it expanded very satisfactorily. I was able to position it over a floor drain so that was easy, but I also used the hose drain, and it fit tightly and worked fine. I wouldn't put it on the living room carpet, but it was perfect for my basement.I do have some thoughts. The cushions are a negative as far as I'm concerned. I never got them to absorb enough water to sink, so they were constantly pushing me up, OUT OF THE HOT WATER. Easily solved, of course, but since the neck and body sections are one piece, I had to give up the neck cushion, which I liked. I would like to see a separate neck pillow.I don't get the foot rollers, but then I haven't really tried them, since my feet don't seem to need them. I would like to see an option for no foot rollers, or some kind of cover because you can't step on them when climbing in, even if they aren't installed. I'm mean you can... but it is painful either way. :)Other than those minor complaints, I love it. It's really deep. Like up-to-your-nostrils deep. I can get the water right up to my nose, with my knees and everything else covered and relaxed. That was my goal. And that's with the water 4 inches from the top.

Flimsy. But light. Has alot of recesses, so hard to keep clean as an outdoor tub. Good if no other option.

It has been so nice to soak in a tub since I got this!!! My house only has a shower in it, which I thought was fine when we bought it, but man, sometimes your body is just sore and you need a good soak! I think the built in (but optional) rollers are a nice touch and the "lid" (I'm not sure what else to call it) helps to keep the water warmer longer, which is great when you're wanting to be in there for a while. I'm pretty tall and I found it very comfortable. The legs fold out and kind of lock which helps to make it very sturdy. It even has a fancy little drain built right in. All around a great product.

Se supone que es una tina de hidromasaje pero no entiendo como??? Si no tiene piezas para bombear el agua para el hidromasaje.

I have been trying to put this bathtub together since the last week of January when I came home since Christmas. I still as of today 2/15/2025 cannot get any of the parts to fit the front section or the handles. I cannot get them to snap intoplace. Also, I filled the tub and it collapsed when I got into it. I only weigh 135 pounds and never thought it would collapse. I want to return it but missed the Jan. 30, 2025 deadline. Very expensive for something I cannot use at all and the quality is not good.

I’ve used inflatable tubs in the past but didn’t like the drying out and storage process. I found them too difficult to dry fully to prevent mildew. Too many creases for water to get trapped in. With this tub, I can stand it up to drip dry and it’s easy to wipe dry if I want to speed up the process. It collapses kinda like a silicone camp bowl and doesn’t have hard creases to trap water in. It stores a bit bigger than an inflatable, but overall pretty compact. The legs fold down and it compresses pretty flat and can easily fit in a closet. If using for someone with mobility issues, this has a lot more structure to support getting in and out. It even has assist handles. It has a handy shower for rinsing hair and other comfort features like foot massage rollers, padded seat and back rest and a soap tray. The cover is there to help keep water warm and clean and also makes for a nice privacy screen if it’s being used somewhere I’m more exposed. If using in a bathroom that only has a shower, this can be safely set up outside the shower and has a long drain hose that clips up until the tub is ready to be drained. To drain, just lower the hose and extend it to a drain. It’s a nice tub, making bathing accessible anywhere I don’t have access to a tub.