The space in the middle is not wide enough to fit over the sink divide. Is this baby tub still easy to use in the adult tub or should I return for a sink tub?
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I have a large counter top in my kitchen so there's where I give my baby a bath
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Dont know. Dont have the calming water one. But I dont think they are meant to rest on the sink divider, just to rest down within one side. Its very easy to use in adult tub
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We have always used it in the adult tub, it's easy, you have lots more room/flexibility and more splashing area!
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Sorry Jenny, don't know it is set up but has not been used yet. My sister in law had someone set it up and they tightened it down too tight so she can't use it. I would think probably not don't know if you can get it that close to a standard tub and it would depend on how big your bathroom is.
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On receiving this question I measured my tub and it is 17" across the flat bottom, although the sides are 'curved' upward from the bottom, giving a bit more room across from side to side as you go up the tub walls. The stool turned upside down and measured from the very *outside* of the rubber feet is a bit less than 14", plus you can slightly turn the stool to gain a little more room. It is billed as being for "smaller" tubs. I believe my tub is called "standard size." However, I have a standard bench-type stool that will NOT fit cross-wise in my tub so I had to sit on it like a horse (not good); this one is substantially smaller and fits just fine and is stable. On receiving this question I measured my tub and it is 17" across the flat bottom, although the sides are 'curved' upward from the bottom, giving a bit more room across from side to side as you go up the tub walls. The stool turned upside down and measured from the very *outside* of the rubber feet is a bit less than 14", plus you can slightly turn the stool to gain a little more room. It is billed as being for "smaller" tubs. I believe my tub is called "standard size." However, I have a standard bench-type stool that will NOT fit cross-wise in my tub so I had... » Read More On receiving this question I measured my tub and it is 17" across the flat bottom, although the sides are 'curved' upward from the bottom, giving a bit more room across from side to side as you go up the tub walls. The stool turned upside down and measured from the very *outside* of the rubber feet is a bit less than 14", plus you can slightly turn the stool to gain a little more room. It is billed as being for "smaller" tubs. I believe my tub is called "standard size." However, I have a standard bench-type stool that will NOT fit cross-wise in my tub so I had to sit on it like a horse (not good); this one is substantially smaller and fits just fine and is stable. « Show Less
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No. It is too big for my bathroom or kitchen sink, so I have been using it in the adult bathtub. But the drain hole is placed a way that it is completely sealed against the floor of the adult bathtub and the water does not drain at all. one of us has to pick up the baby and the other has to lift and tilt the baby tub to drain it half way through the bath!
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I agree with the others. It is very easy to move around as it does not include any suction cups or anything else to adhere to the tub. It expands and closes similar to an accordion to fit your tub. I usually extend it so that it doesn't move around too much when the kids are bathing so it stays in position for the most part and when I shower I usually shorten it and just move it to the front of the tub (inside) so that the water that has not dried does not get onto the floor. It was irritating at first, something that I had not considered before but worth it to not step on random objects and toys once I got into the shower and we didn't want to crowd our shower walls with the hanging basket type... I agree with the others. It is very easy to move around as it does not include any suction cups or anything else to adhere to the tub. It expands and closes similar to an accordion to fit your tub. I usually extend it so that it doesn't move around too much when the kids are bathing so it stays in position for the most part and when I shower I usually shorten it and just move it to the front of the tub (inside) so that the water that has not dried does not get onto the floor. It was irritating at first, something that I had not considered before but worth it to not step on random objects... » Read More I agree with the others. It is very easy to move around as it does not include any suction cups or anything else to adhere to the tub. It expands and closes similar to an accordion to fit your tub. I usually extend it so that it doesn't move around too much when the kids are bathing so it stays in position for the most part and when I shower I usually shorten it and just move it to the front of the tub (inside) so that the water that has not dried does not get onto the floor. It was irritating at first, something that I had not considered before but worth it to not step on random objects and toys once I got into the shower and we didn't want to crowd our shower walls with the hanging basket type... « Show Less
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It would depend on 1) if you already have a stopper on your drain and if you do, how high does it pop-up? and 2) What is the space like around the tub drain, could it be centered over the drain? It wouldn't work in my tub, because the drain stopper is large ~2.5" around and it pops up pretty hight and there isn't enough room between the drain and the vertical side of the tub for it to be centered over the drain and lay flat enough to work.
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It does not fit in the tub. The legs are too wide for a standard tub. It's meant to be used outside or in a walk in shower, I think.
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Yes, the base fits in my bathtub. The wings are too wide for my bathtub. I fold them out at an angle keep one side straight up, to have roomnfor the wing on the opposite side to lay more flat. Hope that makes sense. I do this so that all the drip fall into the bathtub, not on the rim on the side where the wings fold out.
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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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I wouldn't recommend this for a sink. The bather soaks up water. The head end is fluffier than the seat end. The seat fills with water. Most of the baby's torso is out of the water. I keep a cup and wash cloth in the bath to keep baby warm. Also don't get their hair or head wet till the very end. Also have a baby bath thermometer. You would be surprised at how warm the normal temp. Should be.
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I don't think 2 would fit in a standard tub but if you had a large tub like one that you would see in maybe a master bathroom, that might work but measuring it would be give you a better answer. I have basically the same comment as Jackie439, my baby out grow this fast... like in 2-3 months fast and then we just started placing him in the tub directly which worked out great. Though we did love this for the 2-3 months we used it because my baby didn't really sit up that well and didn't like lying down anymore in his infent bath tub (the one that fits in a sink) and this tub was great in supporting him sitting up. I hope this was useful! I don't think 2 would fit in a standard tub but if you had a large tub like one that you would see in maybe a master bathroom, that might work but measuring it would be give you a better answer. I have basically the same comment as Jackie439, my baby out grow this fast... like in 2-3 months fast and then we just started placing him in the tub directly which worked out great. Though we did love this for the 2-3 months we used it because my baby didn't really sit up that well and didn't like lying down anymore in his infent bath tub (the one that fits in a sink) and this tub was great in... » Read More I don't think 2 would fit in a standard tub but if you had a large tub like one that you would see in maybe a master bathroom, that might work but measuring it would be give you a better answer. I have basically the same comment as Jackie439, my baby out grow this fast... like in 2-3 months fast and then we just started placing him in the tub directly which worked out great. Though we did love this for the 2-3 months we used it because my baby didn't really sit up that well and didn't like lying down anymore in his infent bath tub (the one that fits in a sink) and this tub was great in supporting him sitting up. I hope this was useful! « Show Less
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My tub might be on the small side but I still think this rack is too wide to stand in a tub. I tried to stand the rack in the tub sideways but it wouldn't open enough and I think the minute you put clothes on it, it would tip over.This is a great drying rack but it needs room to spread its wings.
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Hi ErinThank you for reaching out. The Puj Tub requires a sink that is deeper and the use of the sinks edge for support while being used. An ideal sink size is about 14 x 12 and at least 6.5 inches deep. If one side of your sink meets these requirements you should be fine!
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I never actually used it in the tub cause it was too big for the size bath I have. I wondered about the same issue also. I would try extending it over the chair once their sitting on it. Hope it helps
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I measured the legs from left to right and front to back and they are about 17-1/2 inches apart in the front and on the side. Are you measuring your tub right? It sounds very narrow.
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Something comes up in the middle. I would just give you mine for free because my EIGHT month old wants the real tub. Lol
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My tub might be on the small side but I still think this rack is too wide to stand in a tub. I tried to stand the rack in the tub sideways but it wouldn't open enough and I think the minute you put clothes on it, it would tip over. This is a great drying rack but it needs room to spread its wings.