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| SNUG TUB DELUXE Infant Baby Toddler inflatable Bath tub - Great for Travel too | 
 enlarge | Brand: Kel-Gar
Category: Baby Product
Buy New: $19.95
New (3) from $19.95
Avg. Customer Rating:  29 reviews
Sales Rank: 683
Color: under the sea
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.8
Dimensions (in): 21 x 32 x 16
MPN: KEL-52842
Model: KEL-52842
UPC: 052205528421
EAN: 0052205528421
ASIN: B000A31L5A
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Provides a padded, secure space for a child to bathe | | • | Deluxe version features a ring stacking toy on one side and a squeaking fish on the other. | | • | Super-sized 32" x 21" Makes big tubs child size & Can be suctioned to the bathroom wall to drip dry | | • | Compact design saves water & Contoured headreast makes washing hair easy | | • | Recommended for children who are able to sit unassisted tp approx. 24 months |
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Product Description
Editorial ReviewThe inflatable Snug-Tub is your growing child's safe, fun, comfortable, and water-conserving bathtub for use within your preexisting adult tub. Recommended for children who can sit up unassisted up to 24 months of age, the Snug-Tub bridges the gap between infant and adult tubs. The inflatable sides and bottom provide something for your child to hold onto and are less slippery than tub surfaces, reducing accidental submersions. Toddlers can securely recline against the headrest (facilitating hair washing) and have a great time kicking the bouncy edges. The Snug-Tub uses a fraction of the water of an adult tub. Deflated, the tub is compact (smaller than a kid's lunchbox). Interior dimensions are 14 by 24 inches; exterior dimensions are 21 by 32 by 9 inches. --Trilby Cohen Product DescriptionInflatable tub provides padded space to bathe, play, and shampoo. Makes big tubs child size. Good for infants through small children up to 24 months old. Great for travel. Hang and store with handy suction cup. 21" W x 32" L.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 24 more reviews...
 Great product August 27, 2008
We have had this tub for about 5 months now and it is great. Big enough for our baby to play in without having to fill the whole tub or worry about her bumping her head. No leaks/tears or problems!
 Good for awhile July 9, 2008
I have this tub and the "just ducky" one. I have had the same problems with both. They are good for awhile then the seam on the side tears and the patching doesn't work. The bathtub deflates before my daughter even finishes her bath.
 Used it with two kids May 31, 2008
The tub works well for kids that can sit up on their own, but definitely no younger. The air provides some insulation, and combined with the larger volume of water it doesn't cool down as quickly as small hard plastic tubs. It's really great for travel. Two complaints:
1. The side of the tub at the "filling" end is still too wide, so many bathtub spigots don't get the water into the tub without having to deflect it with your hand.
2. The build quality is very cheap, considering the price- think dimestore beach ball. Ours died shortly after we started using it with our second kid, who really liked to grab the fish- the seam holding the fish on went. Get the simpler non-deluxe model and it would probably last longer.
Kelgar Deluxe Snug Tub May 1, 2008
This is a great tub for a toddler who's too big for a baby tub but yet too small for the big tub. The tub is large enough to give my 19 month old room to play with her toys, but snug enough to keep her safe in the water. It was pretty easy to assemble as well.
Disappointed!!! March 25, 2008
I had high hopes for this adorable tub, but after a couple months it began losing air around the fish on top. At first I could still use it by blowing it up before each bath but it it quickly reached the point it would not hold enough air to make it throught a bath. There is just no way to patch it because of the location of the leak. It was the perfect size for my toddler, and she loved the sea life theme. I especially liked the suction cup on the end which kept it up and out of the way while hanging to dry. I will try a more basic tub without attachments and see if I have better luck. I still think inflatable is the way to go.
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