can you put it in a bathtub with you to keep the water hot for a long soak?
1163038
I heat the water I need in a 5 gallon bucket. Then I remove the heater and use the water to take my bath. I would never have an electrical device plugged in that is also in my bath water - Very dangerous - unless you want a shocking experience!
1163039
i do it, make sure to plug it in a GFCI. it heats up the water excessively if the water doesn't flow. i would get a small submersible pump to use with it for around 15 bucks.
1163040
i've never tried it in the bath tub,but you use it in a bucket of water with no problem.
1163041
For safety reasons, this would be ill advised. No only is it electrical, it can heat the water excessively. Under no circumstance would I use it for the bathtub, while I was in it.
1163042
If you have never used it with chemicals int he water, I would think so but it will get so hot you can't stand it. It would have to be unplugged by someone else. Something else would work better.
2072318
I suppose it could, however...I would suggest getting a aquarium thermometer and monitor the temp while it is on the side of the glass. After a day or two...see if having it buried in the sand/rocks insulates or keeps heat from transferring and warming the water enough (re-check your water temp after a day or two). Another thought to consider is that the cord is only 3 ft long and you will loose many inches having it buried. Best of luck! Hope this helps.
189440
no,but I keep the hot water running in the tub very slowly so the water will stay hot.
106178
If you have sufficient water pressure and flow it will heat water. Whether it will corrode with the hot tub chemicals I do not know. It would be strictly a manual operation and could heat the water too hot if not watched.
1149012
I believe so. NEVER ENTER THE BATH WATER WITH THE HEATER PLUGGED IN! How long the water will stay warm depends upon the ambient room temperature of the area around the tub.
180294
I bought this for the exact same purpose. and the answer is 'no'. You can't get it to stay close enough to the tub and the heat it produces is not suitable for under tank warmth ie the cable is thin and the heat localized .also the cable is only heated for a relatively short portion of its entire length. I ended up using heat tape with good results.
783323
i would not use it to sit in the tub. I would not feel safe using it that way. I would only use it as a step to get into the tub.
843410
I don't know why not. I use it in the shower. A few drops on the floor mixed with the steam. I would imagine that a few drops in the tub would be very nice.
33345
We do! If your hot tub has a waterfall, you may have to get the water out of the speaker. But sometimes we put ours in the drink holder. Have been using for several months and no issues.
2021369
No. This is not recommended. I did it once and the teapot survived, but I won't try again. It does keep hot water warm for a long time.
616670
We'll.... Certainly you can PUT hot water in it, but it won't STAY hot, because it is single wall. It is not a double wall "thermos" type of container. The outside will be as hot or cold as the liquid you put into it.
105430
i don't think so. it is primarily made to use in pet beds for 10 hours of heat. i wouldn't submerge it in water.
2145084
No a child cannot use this in the bathtub. The material is not made for water, very flimsy.
1825374
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
843409
I don't know if I would use it alone as a bath soak. essential oils are very concentrated. But, I'm not really sure, that's just my opinion.
64114
It isn't designed as a bath toy. It is made as a single molded unit so it probably would be safe in water. The paint might not last though.
1429815
Yes, but i do not think it is designed for use with a bath tub. It is more for a "rainshower" type of setting.