Looking forward to a new bathtub, been getting ready for a couple of weeks - moving stuff so they can bring the tub in.
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Pls let us know what u think I want one!!!
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Pls let us know what u think I want one!!!
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Originally Posted by Painiacs
Pls let us know what u think I want one!!!
I am unable to sit in a regular tub due to a long term back injury, so a walk in is best for me. Also tired of always having to take just showers in my walk in shower. |
I've been thinking about them too...the only drawback I can see is having to wait for water to drain before getting out. Someone told me her GM got cold just waiting to drain??? something to think about I guess.
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Originally Posted by LindaR
I've been thinking about them too...the only drawback I can see is having to wait for water to drain before getting out. Someone told me her GM got cold just waiting to drain??? something to think about I guess.
You can also stand and start drying off in the walk in, guess some wait till they can open the door etc. There is a small shelf in back of your headrest to place a towel. |
oh - we would LOVE to have one, but aren't they running about 10K? A little too pricey for our pocketbook. But enjoy yours - let us know how it goes!
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Originally Posted by stitchinwitch
oh - we would LOVE to have one, but aren't they running about 10K? A little too pricey for our pocketbook. But enjoy yours - let us know how it goes!
Total with install will be just under $8000. Part of the install will include a tile floor as well for the bathroom. There is plumbing, electrical and a carpenter, mine also has a tile person for the tile around the tub on the wall and the floor. Carpenter to patch the hole in the wall to pass the tub thru to the bathroom. My bathroom door is not wide enough to get the tub in that way. |
Maybe someday I can get one.
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I think you'll love it. My friend likes hers so much she uses it 2-3 times a day. She says her walk in tub helps ease some of her pain.
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