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🛁 Elevate bedside bathing—comfort, convenience, and care in one inflatable tub!
The Circa Air Portable Inflatable Bathtub is a durable, lightweight full-body bathing system designed for adults needing bed care. Featuring a dual-layer inflatable tub, an electric air pump for quick setup, and a 2.5-gallon bedside shower bag with handheld sprayer, it offers a practical, dignified, and portable bathing solution. Ideal for caregivers, it supports up to 300 pounds and includes drainage hoses for easy water removal, making it a cost-effective alternative to permanent bathroom modifications.




















| ASIN | B0C7Y5RF8L |
| Best Sellers Rank | #149,172 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #2 in Bedside Showers & Tubs |
| Brand | Circa Air |
| Brand Name | Circa Air |
| Color | Silver/ Gray |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 out of 5 stars 212 Reviews |
| Included Components | Drainage Hose, Electric Mini Air Pump, Inflatable Bathtub, Inflatable Pillow, Instruction Guide, Shower Bag with Handheld Sprayer |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 10"D x 37"W x 78"H |
| Item Weight | 3.98 kg |
| Manufacturer | Circa Air |
| Material | Plastic, Polyethylene |
| Material Type | Plastic, Polyethylene |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 300 pounds |
| Model Number | 5060927350171 |
| Product Dimensions | 10"D x 37"W x 78"H |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
D**L
Helpful
I got this to aide in bathing my mom. Unfortunately it has come to this point but it inflates quickly as well as deflates quickly. Which is very important. Very thick material. Just good quality all around. Easy to clean and tuck away after use.
S**T
Durable
This is my third bed bath I’ve bought for my special needs child. The other two brands leaked and had issue with the draining spouts. This brand however is much more durable and the sides are higher and even though drainage is kind of in an odd spot (if you didn’t lift the patient in my be a little difficult to get to with their body in the tub… it’s still all working great for me.
R**J
It doesn't take up space
The pump attachments kept popping out as the bathtub was inflating. As it popped out the tub quickly deflated. You have to have the speed of Usain Bolt to plug the air hole as soon as the tub is inflated....took me six tries, said what the heck, and left it half inflated. The drain was on the underside of the tub in the middle of the tub and not any position I placed the hospital bed would drain half of the water. I had to prop the tub from under on the opposite side of the drain with pillows to assist with draining Because of the type and location of the drain, I had to keep siphoning (sucking the air from the drain tube) to get the water to flow out the drain tube x5 to get the water to drain to the empty buckets, no matter how I positioned the electronic bed controls. The pillow a breeze, the shower bag, no problem.Overall I exerted far more energy and effort than I had to give.This tub was definitely not a solution for bathing a nonambulatory person..mfgtr move drain to the head or foot of the tub, hospital bed heads and feett can adjusted to help drain the tub. Fix the need to have lightening speed to put stopper in the air holes. Drain and inflating, convenience, should be your selling point. Back to the drawing board with this product. Good News; easy to fold and put back in the box. Manufacturer give better instructions
C**R
Does not drain…
Read in other reviews that the way the drain is placed it does not drain.. agree.. I couldn’t get it to drain.. I just use a shop vac and suck all the water up and works fine lol.. the bag with water in it also needs to be held significantly higher above the hose or else it won’t have enough pressure to use. It gets the job done for my bed bound father and it’s pretty cheap so I would recommend if you’re in a pinch and don’t have handicap shower available.
P**Z
Very durable
I have used the Circa inflatable bathtub for about 2 months. It has worked out beautifully for my handicapped mother. The quality of the tub is very good. I lay it out on her bed flat, she rolls into it then I air up the sides. The air pump provided in the set worked one time, then quit working so I use a shop vac to blow up the air chambers and to pull the air out when done. I got a faucet adapter to hook up a water hose to the bathroom sink to fill the tub and a pump to pull the water out through a water hose. It comes with a built-in drain tube underneath a few inches from the side at about waist level and a drain hose where you can drain it into a bucket if needed. There is a learning curve but overall it had been great. I do recommend it.
B**A
An Absolute Blessing For Us
I ordered this inflatable tub for my husband as he has ALS and is not able to be bathed or showered normally. We found this to be a godsend! It took more time than we anticipated the first time, but we learned a few things that helped the process go more smoothly. What you should know to be prepared : purchase a cheep little water pump to drain the tub. I spread the tub out on top of the hospital bed. lay out the tiny little air pump (it does the job, but is tiny). set up the water pump so it’s ready and you just plug in when needed. Set up the Towels, washcloths and body wash etc. have #5 five gallon buckets full of warm water ready. have person lay on the tub. air it up using the tiny air pump (this takes about 5 minutes) then bathe your person, when bath is finished plug water pump in using a hose to drain ( in our case, drain hose empties into the bath tub. there is a good amount of water that pools in the middle of the tub. We raise the head and the foot of the bed. pump out all you can and use a bath towel to soak up the rest. open air valves and begin to dry your person during deflation. remove the tub from the bed before or after your person is dressed. (depend on being bedridden or not). dry the tub as best you can and hang to dry in a place the doesn’t risk puncture. then wipe out a bucket roll up hose and electrical cord place them in the bucket for storage. plug in the tiny air pump. and charge it before putting it away in the storage bucket. This way it’s all handy for the next bath. We let the other buckets air dry and stack them afterwards. We definitely highly recommend this bathing system. it’s a game changer for those who can’t shower or get in and out of the tub. I do wish the air pump was bigger, but it does the job. I hope our review helps others
D**Z
AWSOME
I loved the fact that you can actually put it on the bed for mobility purposes just imagine you're self in a big inflatable pool ! Just like every product it takes a minute to put together but once you have it's a smooth sail. I do dislike the fact that you have to get some type of poil to hang the water bag because it won't be efficient enough for spraying. MY MOM LOVED HER FIRST BATH IN 2 YEARS AFTER COMING HOME FROM A FACILITY SHE LOVED IT HER SMILE SAID IT ALL....
M**L
It really easy to assemble and use .
Love how convenient it is when you have a love one who needs care I love this product I also purchased a pump to drain the water out and three hoses one to put water in the tub and the other two for the pump .
N**N
Excelente tina plástica
Mi abuelita ya falleció hace unas semanas, pero puedo decir con toda seguridad que este es un excelente producto porque hace sencillo el traslado de la persona con movilidad reducida a la tina. También hace de la hora del baño un momento relajante para el que esta siendo cuidado. Recuerde por favor que este producto contiene una bomba de inflado y cinco boquillas distintas.
M**.
It worked fine
The quality was very good and customer service was excellent
S**.
Safety and convenience
Absolutely essential product for the bed ridden . It saves from any possible accident while transporting the patient to bathroom or inside the bathroom. Very good quality product. Very easy to maintain and store. Easy to inflate and deflate with efficient motor provided. The patient enjoys the bath. No more a headache for patient as well as caretaker. One design improvement required around the drain pipe location. The solution I have found out is very easy and cheap. One can purchase a simple manual syphon and also a battery powered motorised suction pipe both available on Amazon at very low cost. Additionally one can keep two blocks of sponges to soak water from the bed. Cost is high in India due to exchange rate or duties etc. Otherwise a must have for the old, sick, bed ridden and speciallyabled people.
A**O
Buen producto
Me gustó, se ve resistente, y el que tenga el deshague de la bañera en el centro, es de gran ayuda, ya que por el peso del paciente, el agua se acumula en esa área. Me gustaría que estuviera más hacia afuera, para que no quede sobre la cama, pero bueno, así como está es un buen producto.
L**A
Awesome for those who are bedridden
Gardenhoses from the en suite shower to the bedroom and then bought a fish pond pump put in a pail for the drain hose to go in and ran that hose into the tub connections for thegarden hose were bought at Home Depot. The hose for the fishpond pump is purchased at home hardware and this is working awesome.
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