Bathtub .... and now?

We have a so-called body-shaped bathtub and do not know the mentioned problems. Your tub seems to be more angular. Can you lie in it comfortably?

MeinerEiner yes

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MeinerEiner yes

Hm, with later pressure pain?

Hm, with later pressure pain?

No; he enjoys it. The tub itself isn't exactly straight either; the back can comfortably adapt, the shape is prepared.

Only I'm a sitting giant, MeinerEiner is 22 cm longer; he likes to bathe very much, I rather rarely – so we tried to find a compromise. Maybe I'm also too lean through the double strain of the last few months on the extended spine. I think I'll 'go in search of the granulate cushion or take up Yvonne's suggestion of the little bench.

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Good evening,

how long?

1.70 m

And how tall are you?

1.61 m

Do your feet reach the edge, and do you support yourself on it because of that?

If I only fill the tub halfway: yes.

I took a look – the slope of the tub is also relatively steep on the lying side... probably you didn’t do a (long) enough lying test because of the stress?

Lying test? You must be joking

Either you use the tub together in the future so that you get a different position to "shorten" it,

Good idea, only it doesn’t work; I like my bath lukewarm, he likes it hot

Otherwise, I can think of a sandbag

That idea has something; basically 2 in 1

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Liegeprobe? You must be joking

It’s not unreasonable. We have always laid down in the exhibitions ourselves as well. I think you really have to do that, otherwise you might be in for a surprise.

Good morning Uwe,

Is not far-fetched. We have always fooled ourselves in the exhibitions too.

I believe that and we probably would have done the same under normal conditions.

In the past months - alongside our job - we have privately renovated 2 existing properties; I'm glad I just found time to coordinate the height of the toilets

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