Can you lean back and soak under the water and will jets in tub be effective?
239644
This item was for my mom and she doesn't have jets in her tub. If you have jets on the back of your tub, no, you wouldn't feel them. Next to the seat on the sides of the tub would be covered too from the side panels, but from mid tub to the feet you would. It does recline to about 45°. It truly has been a blessing for my dad because he doesn't have to lift her in and out of the tub any more. Would most definitely recommend.
239645
Yes you can. It does lean back a little You just need t make sure the you order the correct depth. It works fine in my moms tub which is what I bought it for. But I have a deep jetted tube and it does not rise up enought for her to get out safely
239646
Yes you can lean back. The jets should be effective except where they might be blocked by the back of the chair.
239647
You can lean back and soak. If jets are around the bottom of the tube you have an issue.
239648
You will still be about 3 in from bottom of tub. Any jets behind you will hit back of chair. Wish I had known about these chairs a year ago. It was much harder to get my mom in the tub. Now she is not so afraid.
2164958
As far as i know that will not work. I have these mats in both of my bathrooms and love them.. But i do t think you can install it under a tub .. And i dont think it would be hot enough anyway
504817
Only if you have a rather long tub. The back automatically reclines as it lowers, so there must be sufficient room for that to happen without hitting the faucet. There are some models of this type device on which you can control the back recline independently of the up-and-down, but on this model, you cannot.
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.
504765
Try filling the tub just above jets with water (after rinseing out the yuk) add a full half gall bleach (take care) rin the jets for 5 min then let it stand for at least 6 hours. Oh yuk followed by the bleach soak worked for me finally
1464561
If you mean is it a drop in, then yes. It is not a standalone tub, you will need to build/tile around it. Works great and a good value I think.
464218
It will still work. I think you might have better results with a per soak but you should be fine. Just next time do a pre soak.
1288830
I was told by the company years ago and they recommended that you fill your tub with hot water and let it set for a little while and then it will peel off while under the hot water. You may need to wear rubber gloves so as not to burn your hands.
1033352
Your perfectly fine. You will never be able to make it flat. The inner bladders are made that way to keep the front and back above the water so as to limit water intake for rougher waves. The boat is banana shaped its not something you are doing wrong. Unless of course its a banana shape laying on its side...
1040125
Probably not. The front half of the pads are hard plastic with a rubber insert. Don't think you want that banging around inside the washer tub. You are making a good point, as the question arises for how do get the sweat, dirt, etc. out of the back side that rests against your leg? Good question.
534022
Sorry to say but as long as we use a very dry, flat surface on our tub, making it stick has not been a problem for us. Good luck!
440149
yes you can but need to lean back a bit. overall the float is very comfortable
171291
You can probably do that, although I believe it's going to take a looooong time for it to soften, keep in mind that you want the whole tub to soften, not just the outer edge. Hope this helps.
224557
I purchased one that hangs on the side of the tub for my mother and this one has more dispersed bubbles than her model. However, if your tub isn't very large the bubbles may spray onto the floor. If your floor is carpet, that could be an issue. I have a garden tub and the bubbles don't get the tile floor wet. I love this model. Works better than my Mom's on the side model.
511404
The unit is 16 inch. wide and it lowers to about two inch. that means you would be setting in 10" of water. the back lays back when the seat is in the lowered position. It may be cramped but it looks like it will work. my tub out side dimensions are 60"L x30"W x17"wide And it works fine. One thing is it is secured with suction cups to the tub so the tub bottom must be smooth to hold. The power unit unplugs from the chair to be recharged. I believe it to be the safest way to take a bath.
1088248
We haven't tried that. Could you put a hangar close so the user could reach it if needed? I always stay close during bath time.
1010503
Will defiantly work on legs in shower if you keep running water over... Other areas .. Not sure