Is there a way to tell how far to fill up the bathtub with this support?
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Yes; there is a line on the front which shows the max fill line. It only has a maximum fill line, but you can sort of see it in the picture; it is right be the Angelcare logo. It fills the bath up enough that the baby is sitting in a little bit of water, and there is plenty around to use for washing.
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Hi there :) I just looked in order to estimate. A half-inch from top of aquarium is where the max line is on mine, so that's where I would fill it to. Minimum is 3/4 inch from top of aquarium.
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Maybe try one in the bathtub first? I know this product lives up to all it's other claims, if it says it floats , I bet it does!
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Maximum extended, the width measured from the outer edge of the frame is 32"; measured from the width of the basket is 25". It looks like it would work on a tub up to about 26" wide and still have sufficient end tabs of the frame to sit on the edges of the tub. Note that this unit simply sits on the edges of the tub, there are no suction cups or other means to afix it. It's a simple plastic unit that comes in the two parts with instructions on tapping the two parts together. There are two divider pieces as shown in the picture. Rowdy kids could knock it askew and tip it into the tub. For adults where there isn't another place for bath and shower gear, this works well. Maximum extended, the width measured from the outer edge of the frame is 32"; measured from the width of the basket is 25". It looks like it would work on a tub up to about 26" wide and still have sufficient end tabs of the frame to sit on the edges of the tub. Note that this unit simply sits on the edges of the tub, there are no suction cups or other means to afix it. It's a simple plastic unit that comes in the two parts with instructions on tapping the two parts together. There are two divider pieces as shown in the picture. Rowdy kids could knock it askew and... » Read More Maximum extended, the width measured from the outer edge of the frame is 32"; measured from the width of the basket is 25". It looks like it would work on a tub up to about 26" wide and still have sufficient end tabs of the frame to sit on the edges of the tub. Note that this unit simply sits on the edges of the tub, there are no suction cups or other means to afix it. It's a simple plastic unit that comes in the two parts with instructions on tapping the two parts together. There are two divider pieces as shown in the picture. Rowdy kids could knock it askew and tip it into the tub. For adults where there isn't another place for bath and shower gear, this works well. « Show Less
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That sounds strange and here is why. Almost all bath fixtures have either 3/4 inch or 1/2 inch pipe feeding the supply, usually 1/2 inch for the final run. So that means the 3/4 inch should be more than enough. Even than, flow restrictors as mandated by communities are almost always at the end run or device (ie. shower head). So the limitation is either 1) the supply shut off valves (they could be as small as 1/4 depending on what is used) so check these or 2) your whole house pressure regulator. If your pressure/flow is low all over, especially at a garden hose, my bet is on this device. The good news is this adjustable...just get yourself a water pressure gauge (Home Depot/Lowe's) and checkout Youtube searching for "adjusting home water pressure" and you'll b able to increase it significantly. That being said, don't go crazy or you might stress your pipes. Other than that, can't think of any other reason why it would be low. FYI, I have one and it is great..and my pipes are 1/2 inch and I am running with about 65-70 psi. Hope this helps.
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Gene W., our tub also measures 41" wall to wall. I have seen that people shorten the rod to fit...do you think it could somehow be lengthened to give a bigger curve?
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Yes there is a bathtub filler at the base between the hot and cold it just may sit a bit higher from the ground than most if you keep the shower head higher.
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Suzanne, try levering the frame of the tub with crowbar, carefully? You might just get what you need.
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Mary, when attached to the tub the device covers the bathtub overflow drain which lets you put 3 to 4 inches more water in the tub for a deeper bath. The device has a drain hole its top to prevent overflows. If you like soaking in the tub you'll like this little thing.
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Their website says: "Pole extends from 5-feet to 9-feet to accommodate most showers, tubs or bathroom corners"...If you have exactly 9', you may need to visit a box store handling plumbing to see if they can provide you a 6"-12" ext. The caddy pole itself is 7/8" I believe so that may help with customer service. Sorry, that's the best I got...
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4moms Customer Care can provide you with a tub spacer. Please reach out to them by phone at 888-614-6667 or email Support@4moms.com and they can assist.
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Hi Violet,Wish I could help, but it turned out to be the wrong hardware for a tub/shower combination, and I returned it without really opening the box. For what it's worth, the return credit was hassle-free.
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No. Just make sure that your tub (I assume that is your source in the bathroom) has no more water than the aquarium. It will fill the aquarium and stop when the water level in the tub drops below the pickup line (l.5" more or less).
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I can't get mine to suction over the drain in my tub, but you can get a stopper at any hardware store.
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It depends on how strong your pump is will determine the end results. Can you tell me in more specific what you are trying to accomplish?
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Yes, that is how my Mom uses it. As other users have said, just check tightening before you get in. Also be sure the longer part is outside of the tub for added security.
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visual estimate from the one I have mounted: greater than 5 feet, most likely less than 6 feet.