Portable Shampoo Bowl Sink Set, Inflatable Bedside Shampoo Basin Set, Hair & Color Hair, For Seniors, Disabled, Bedside & Disability (1set=5pcs)

This is better than I expected (for the price). The basin has been left inflated for several weeks and never lost any air.This was used for someone that dyed their hair and did not want to get the sink/shower stained.The only change I would make would be a different drain set up. The drain is a plastic tube about 3/4 in diameter. It turns 90 degrees within an inch of the drain hole. Because of this, it twists and does not allow the water to drain out unless you are holding it. I will probably rig up a base for it that will support the drain tube to let it drain quicker.This would be a difficult set up for one person as the shut-off on the hose is a bit tough to do without looking directly at it (which could be difficult with water running off your head. Two person set up worked great.

Used it for my mother when she was in the hospital and bed bound. You'll need a place to hang the bag, but this is a nice item to have for a bed bound person. Be sure you have something to help you blow it up though. The wall mounted air in hospitals works great for this.

I ordered this item in September. After several inquiries, I received it December. This item. Did not come with an air pump so, ai bought and air pump separately. I had some difficulty in deflating.This item serves very well. I bought this for my elderly mom. I am able to wash her hair in bed.

I really took the reviews serious and did not fully open upon arrival so it was too late to return. All I can say is I could have went to the Dollar Store and go a gadget for $1.25 saved myself some money and got better results.Flimsy, inflated but would not fully inflate. Water bag handle was in the brink of popping when I filled it up. No instructions nor markings for the valve open / close.

My husband got Covid 2-1-22 and was on the vent 2-12 to 3-25. He was growing out his hair for a donation for a wig, as he had cancer in 2019. He has quite a headful of hair and it was pretty awful after all those weeks with no washing.Not that this is an easy thing to do: you have to have the head completely off the bed (well, that's how we did it) and depending on your loved one's condition, that can be difficult. We put the "Barbie Pool" on the moveable tray in his room, so that we could move it to the bathroom more easily to empty. Had to have help moving the whole bed to do this (without an alarm going off). The "IV" rinse bag is ingenious!Our only issue was the little pillow inside the "pool" isn't really enough to hold up the patient's head. We folded up a towel and put it on top of that so his neck wasn't as uncomfortable.I would recommend this HIGHLY for any one bedridden!

Tried to use at home, there was water everywhere, very cheaply made and not worth it, I would return it if I lived the US, a waste of money !

Works well

And my boyfriend was bedbound for a month in the hospital, and when I finally got him home, the first thing he wanted to do a shower, but he couldn’t. This rinse bowl allowed him to get his hair, wet, shampoo, conditioner, and rinse all while still in bed. Bed stay dry, and he felt much better after. highly recommend.