Is it soft enough that you could spray it in the bottom of a bathtub for traction, but it would be comortable enough to sit on while bathing?
852986
No. It is very hard and scratchy, fine for feet but not for sitting on. I actually scrapped an elbow on it.
1034953
In my opinion, it does not sit low enough on the shower curtain rod, but I think you can reach it sitting on a chair if you get some shower curtain hooks and put it on the towel rod that is in the bathtub.
2217312
I bought it for my husband he uses it to wash our cars. So I know it is soft enought to not scratch the finish on the cars. It is soft I really do not know how it would work on bath tubs. Hopes this helps
814265
Is this safe to use in a childs bath tub that is only used for baths currently? The bottom of the bath tub is slightly textured and I can't find anything to prevent my daughter from sliding around. Everything I have tried doesn't stick very well and or moves around which isn't very safe.
1332595
No, it did not work very well in a bath tub. There are other baby tubs that work a lot better
1395443
You could, but I doubt that would be a good idea, as the pillow becomes completely saturated, so if you were using it in a bathtub, it would likely absorb a lot of soap.
1122598
We use it outdoors. If I would have to use it inside, it would probably not fit in the bathtub.... The trick would be to fill up a plastic jar and then pour it on ur dog...otherwise using the hose right on, it can splash some water on the floor. You just would have to be more careful with hose attachment pressure, then I guess it should be fine. You can put a towel on the floor in case there is any water that sprinkled out. Anyway, I love this product. It really makes it way easier to bathe our dogs.
64115
I wouldn't call it a bathtub toy because it's a dense toy. it can be used as a bathtub toy though.
1782288
no, it's slippery. I bought one of those sponge type items for the bath and used that in the bottom
255073
I can.'t answer this because I never really used it or sat in it because it would not stick to my tub's textured surface.
1579357
It is very flexible and can be forced into an area that size but greatly reduces area for baby to lay. My recommendation is to us it in you bathtub with only about an inch of warm water in bottom of tub. Push up and down on the bath pad so it absorbs the warm water and your baby will be warmed by it. Just be sure to fold up a towel or rug for under your knees (beside the tub) so mom can be comfy too!
1585308
This piece really needs a flat surface to sit on. In my experience, most tubs are not perfectly flat so I do believe you might have a problem with the piece scratching your tub.
43419
I would not use it in the bath. Perhaps a small inflatable air-filled pool toy would be more appropriate.
1140003
I think this tub would work best for a child that can sit up and catch themselves since it is pretty slippery. I would get an infant tub instead. They have some that have the slings for when they're really little and then you can take it out to use when they're a little bigger so it lasts longer.
761145
No, it's not slippery, but since it is inflated it took my daughter a couple of baths to get the hang of staying balanced when we first started using it- she was six months old at the time and could sit very well on firm surfaces but was a little wobbly on soft surfaces, including this tub.
896168
I use it in tub half filled and my son loves to splash water. This will not float as baby weight will keep it from floating.
61211
Yes - if you first spray the tub with scrubbing bubbles and let it sit - it works well. Don't fight the way the head moves and your tub will sparkle in no time. It's a great back saver.