Can we use bubble bath soap or relaxing products in this type of tub?
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"If your going to use the jets" start with a cap full first. The jets really make lots of bubbles fast. As far as a calgon product or salts (if your worried about how it might affect the pump) we have had no problems at all. I am glad I went with this unit and paid a little extra for the 1.4 HP motor, there is plenty of jet power and each jet is adjustable. Used daily for the last 270 days and we love it ! I would just suggest one thing, make sure you can access the pump in the future without to much trouble , just in case, I hope it never goes out but just a thought. Enjoy !
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Yes for sure it will be very relaxing its hard to say how much to use, or how big your tub is, I would start with 5 drops and work my way to the strength I want maybe 15 drops? Enjoy!
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Salts are ok. Oil can make a messy emulsion but I sometimes put up to 10 DROPS of tea tree oil, not enough do mess up the solution but a small amount is a good fundicide for the tub (and I love the smell).
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Yes. I used a circular motion, with liquid bath soap for about 10-20 seconds in each spot. Similar the exfoliating your face, that motion. It should be used in the shower.
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You can buy their specialized liquid or you can use plain water with just a little dish soap mixed in. Both work well.
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I'm sure you can, as she is all plastic, but I would worry about her getting water in the joints and molding. I would think "sponge baths" would be fine but submerging would create problems. She really is a girl!
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Probably just soap like the rest of them. Best bubbles in a bottle we've ever bought! But a refill when it runs out. You'll love it!
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My daughter says no it cannot be taken into the bath. Seems there are some electronics in it such as the sounds you mentioned. Hope this helps
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Sounds expensive and the tub is so small, you'd have to get a lot of it.... Otherwise it's a great product.... Could be slippery. Good luck.
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I am sorry to say, I do not know as I do not have a spa bath but only a simple bathtub. However I would pt this question to a plumbing supply store that sells the newer spa baths. I do not see why the salts would cause a problem.
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No. I suppose your child could use it in the bath as it would float, but it is for a flat surface so the child can operate its features.
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No. It is part of the tub and actually it is very handy to have it very close to you you can put a comp, soap, but cream, diapers, etc. We use it a lot.
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I use vegetable glycerine to mix with dish washing detergent and aromatherapy oils for a bubble bath.
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You can but none of the solutions work perfectly you simply need to ad dawn dish soap to it. Only dawn works the best
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I wouldn't put any warm (hot) liquid in it. The tub itself is quite flexible and anything warm/hot would make more unstable. I would recommend looking for something that doesn't flex like this tub.
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I haven't tried that, but you could put them in the bathtub so the water won't be as hot
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Yes Completely immerse in hot soapy water. I use two sheets of cut wax paper, one on bottom and on top as well. You can also buy a box of squares. very little cleaning required.