TongyundachengHot Tub Seats, Inflatable Hot Tub Seat Multifunctional Spa Booster Seat With Suction,Non-Slip For Adults Elders Kids at Home Spa&Rest

Bit of a pain in the bum to inflate as nothing to tell you how to do it, ended up using my hairdryer on cool to inflate, but the big problem is no matter what we did, these wouldn't stick to the bottom of the hot tub so it was a balancing act sitting on it and one only lasted a few mins before it started to go down even with checking the stopper was in properly.

After reading the reviews that said that they keep floating to the surface I was sceptical about purchasing them. Initially I had the issue that they won’t stick to the surface of the spa. Probably due to the face that the spa is inflatable and the surface is not smooth enough.However I resolved the floating issue. It’s due to the fact you can not fill them up sufficiently with water. I overcame this issue by filling the seat with as much water as possible out of the spa. Once in the spa I removed the stopper and inserted the hose into the hole and forced/ filled as much water as possible into the seat. This forced most of the remaining air out. Removed the hose and gently tilted the seat to allow more air to bubble out. It took two or three goes with alternate squirting more water in and getting the air out. All this has to be done under the water surface to prevent more air getting in.Result. The seats now sink to the bottom. They still done stick, but at least you can now sit on them!For the money they are ok I can live with them not sticking.

After reading the reviews i filled the seats with water but unfortunately they won't stay in place in the tub 😕

They blow up good and are a nice size however don't do they job they are supposed to they just float , so not great.

As I bought due to reviews I thought I should add my experience with these seats.So the positive ones which say ‘ fill totally with water’ are correct. I half filled with warm water from the tap, the cushions then became heavy, so transferred to the hot tub ( warm water meant I didn’t lower the tub temperature). The advice is to fill the rest of the way in the tub. Do this and use a jug - it’s a great way to while away the hours! You have to squeeze the opening and valve with one hand, then fill with the tub water to the very fullest - expel all of the air.Other comments are that they still rise up - they do. My plastic base is clean, but the suckers won’t hold unless it’s perfectly dry…sitting on them doesn’t make them stay either. So basically just use them, they are comfortable and when you get off them you can have fun watching them pop up! Short of screwing them to the plastic waterproof base, I don’t know how they would stay.Just enjoy the tub and the cushions, they are a cheap fix for short people.

Bought these for my lazy spa hot tub and they did not attach to bottom. I thought it was caused by the tub being filled with water so put the seats away until I emptied - well that was this weekend and still the seats still do not attach. Also when the tub is full , you cannot push the seats to the bottom and then just sit on them as they have air in and want to float. Really not fit for purpose and as I've had them for a few months now in storage , am not eligible for a refund. Do not waste your money on these.

Arrived early, good quality product, easybto use, great if your short in a spa lol, comfy, does move sometimes but if you push down hard to stick, also we put air in the other to float and rest/lean on, works great. Definitely recommend this company and their products

bought these for my hot tub expecting to be able to sit higher and more comfortable which would of been nice if the stuck to the bottom of the hot tub instead of swirling in the water when the jets was on and not staying on bottomof hot tub to do the job it's meant to do what a total waste of money and time trying to sit on the silly things and keep them at the bottomnot fit for the purpose their claimed to do