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I bought a foldable bathtub some time ago and it is SO MUCH better than what I was used to
You have to kinda sit in it but it means that you can submerge your whole body without your legs constantly floating up. It fits in my shower and can be stored away when I don't use it
How did she get that much water into the middle of her bedroom
Out here asking the real questions
Believe me I ask this out of various experiences
How do you get it all out again??
Believe me, this will indeed be even trickier. But if she's very careful and experienced then only about 20% will land on the floor.
Her bed is actually in the bathroom.
I'd be afraid of doing some stupid move, like after getting a foot cramp, and somehow fall on the edge and empty it all out on the floor.
I've always been skeptical about the reliability of those foldable tub. Seem like there's no reputable brands are making them, and I wonder why?
I would buy one asap if it comes with at least 2 years warranty.
This reminds me of Japan's traditional bathtubs, except they're rectangular instead of round. Wonderful for soaking.