How To Turn Your Bathtub Into A Hot Tub

Have you ever wished you could relax in a hot tub after a long day, but don’t have the space or budget for one? I was in the same boat until I discovered a way to turn my bathtub into a hot tub. In this article, I’ll share my personal experience and provide a step-by-step guide on how to turn your bathtub into a hot tub.

Step-By-Step Guide

What You’ll Need:

Bathtub
Bath Pillow
Bath Tray
Bath Bombs or Epsom Salt
Hot Water
Candles or Essential Oils (Optional)

1. Clean your bathtub thoroughly to ensure it’s free from any dirt or soap residue.

2. Fill your bathtub with hot water, making sure it’s at a comfortable temperature.

3. Add bath bombs or Epsom salt to the water to create a relaxing atmosphere.

4. Place a bath pillow at the end of the bathtub to support your neck and head.

5. Use a bath tray to hold your favorite book, drink or snacks.

6. Dim the lights and add candles or essential oils to create a spa-like ambiance.

7. Soak in the tub for at least 20 minutes, allowing your muscles to relax and your mind to unwind.

Top 10 Tips and Ideas

Invest in a bath caddy that has built-in slots for a wine glass, candle and book.
Add bubbles or bath oils to the water to create a luxurious experience.
Use a waterproof pillow speaker to listen to your favorite music or podcast while soaking in the tub.
Try a bath bomb that has soothing scents like lavender or eucalyptus.
Use a bathrobe or towel warmer to keep yourself cozy after your bath.
Try incorporating a bath tea with healing herbs like chamomile or calendula.
Use a bath mat with suction cups to prevent slipping in the tub.
Add a few drops of essential oils like peppermint or lemon to the water to invigorate your senses.
Make a DIY bath soak with ingredients like baking soda, sea salt, and lavender essential oil.
Use a bath thermometer to ensure the water is at a safe temperature.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

Cost-effective alternative to a hot tub
Easy to do at home
Customizable with various bath products and scents

Cons:

Limited space in a bathtub
Not as powerful as a traditional hot tub
May not hold heat as long as a hot tub

My Personal Review and Suggestion

As someone who loves relaxing in a hot tub, I was skeptical about turning my bathtub into one. However, after trying it out, I was pleasantly surprised by how enjoyable it was. The key is to create a relaxing atmosphere with bath products, candles and music. I highly recommend adding a bath tray to hold your favorite book and drink. It’s the perfect way to unwind after a long day.