- Does it actually massage like a jacuzzi?
- No. It blows air bubbles through the mat, which feels soothing but much milder than the pressurized water jets of a real whirlpool tub.
- Will it fit my bathtub?
- It is about 15.75 inches wide and rectangular, so it suits most standard tubs. Check your tub floor length and width before buying, since it should lie flat.
- Can I use bath salts or oils with it?
- Yes. It is listed as compatible with bath bombs and essential oils. Rinse the mat and liner after each use to keep residue from building up.
- Does it need to be plugged in?
- Yes. The motorized air pump is corded electric, so you need an outlet within reach of the tub. Keep the pump away from water and follow the safety instructions.
- How do I control the bubbles?
- A remote control is included. It lets you turn the bubbles on and off and adjust the intensity from inside the tub.
- Is it safe on a slippery tub floor?
- It has a non-slip silicone liner to grip the tub. Still use a bath mat or handhold when getting in and out, since soapy tubs are slippery.
- Where is the Costway Electric Bubble Massage Bath Mat cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $119.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Costway Electric Bubble Massage Bath Mat?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Zoro.com, Walmart, Amazon.