CONAIRBTS1D Water Jet Bath Spa

I was hesitant to order one of these small jacuzzis but when I had both knees replaced I had a hard time with stiffness and pain I needed something and a new tub was out of reach. Anyway it's great. Volume is surprising and easily directed. I wish it was a bit longer but the aerator works great. So far it has no real flaws. Even after I heal I suspect I'll keep it available for just old age aches.

Unfortunately it will not go deep into a bathtub and the jets are very weak

Makes crazy big bubbles in the bath tub.

First off I ordered a new product and I got a used one. Second of all when I turn the jet on the whole filter started coming out into the water so the filter was falling apart leading me to believe that somebody used it a lot. I gave it three stars because I will say that the jet stream provided a very powerful jet. I knew this because I owned one in the past and unfortunately I do not have access to that one anymore. I never should have been sold a used product and it should have been in tip top shape even if it was used.

the product worked great while it worked. it stopped working after the 4th time. i had to return it. i know it's not the seller's fault, but the shipping and handling was quite expensive to ship back. i recommend buying something like this in a store near you or make sure the seller is willing to pay the return shipping.

This is the perfect alternative to having built in jets in your bathtub. It’s a quick fix. Easy to use. The Jets can be set at different angles.

I realize it's not as heavy a muscle-soothing hydrotherapy as using a full hot tub. But, it's portable, and can use it right in the home bathroom, not have to go very far afterwards to lie down.The single jet is reasonably strong for a portable unit. Not as strong as a real jacuzzi tub, but not too bad.The difficulty comes in aiming it right so the splashback reflecting off your back muscles does not splash out of the tub and get your floor all wet.If you have a built-in tub with 3 sides enclosed by walls, and just one open climb-in side, you can only place the unit there, not on the end of tub which would be more ideal. At end of tub, it would shoot a jet right toward the back muscles, and splashing would be away from side where it can get onto floor.The jet angle is adjustable from side to side, so after using several towels to clean up water splashes on floor, next time I positioned unit as far toward end of tub as possible, and turned the jet to aim more lengthwise.That helped minimize splashing. I also used the water jet only, not setting with air bubles.Another important thing I learned is, much as I wanted to get my sore back right up close to the jet for maximum water pressure on my muscles, I had to stay several inches farther from the jet than I would like (weaker jet impact), to cut down the splashing reflecting off my back.When I am just 3" from the jet opening, the splashback as a lot. When I am a foot away, MUCH more manageable, and just have to let it work on the muscles at less pressure for longer timem

Works great after I hooked up a 1” dishwasher hose. You need to snip the end to fit.

cannot attach the unit firmly to the edge of the bath tubalso, for this price you are charging, the jet force should be higherwill not buy it again