MICRODRY Luxury Bath Pillow with Memory Foam, White

I was so excited to finally get my bath tub pillow. It is very soft and comfortable. The major problem is... poorly designed. If it gets wet, which it will no matter how hard you try to keep it dry, it takes a couple of days to a week to get it dry again.

Cover is nice, shape is nice. Suction cups don't suction very well and are difficult. Should be more with better grip. Makes it hardly worth messing it with to have a relaxing bath.

After reading all the reviews, I bought the pillow anyway, keeping in mind the criticisms from others, and here's how I dealt with them:1. Yes, the suction cups are very weak; I switched them for stronger ones. End of problem.2. Pillow is enclosed in plastic except for a gusset to allow air circulation, I guess. Be sure to position the pillow with gusset at the top, not at the bottom; then water will stay out.3. If used as a head and neck support, as pictured, (above the water line), this is a wonderfully soft, supportive, heavenly little pillow.4. It is not meant for back support underwater. To avoid accidental waterlogging if it falls in, just seal it in a heavy-gauge ziploc bag then put the cover back on.I like this pillow. I'm glad I bought it. SO much better than those inflatable monstrosities!

This is a great pillow - it's just not a great bath pillow. Who needs a bath pillow that Can't Get Wet??? If you do get it wet, don't plan on using it for a while again because it takes forever to dry. If they could make a product with the same design and water proof or resistant material, they'd have a winner.

good quality, would buy again....

I was so disappointed in this pillow. I have been using my bathtub during recovery from foot surgery. Bathing has consisted of hanging one leg out of the tub to keep the incisions dry. So, I thought that nothing would improve that experience more than a soft, luxurious bath pillow to replace the standard terrycloth one that I couldn't get clean. So, the first day, I relax into the soft "memory foam" cushion and it felt quite good.Day 2: I sit back. Ewww! It's a big, cold glopping wet sponge. It was not possible to avoid getting it wet and it soaked up as much water as possible. I think it's now been drying for about a week and it is still not dry. It's just sitting on my bathroom floor on a "rag" towel trying to dry. And I live in the desert. It's not humidity that's preventing it from drying. In the words of the other reviewer, IT'S ONE BIG WET SPONGE. Useless. I just ordered a $7.95 terrycloth inflatable one in pink to replace it.

This is THE most comfortable bath pillow I have found - and I have tried them all. Some reviewers complain that it soaks up the water. It is a sponge; it is supposed to be wet. It provides a soft cushioned headrest that is INFINITELY more comfortable than the plastic-covered pillows that are the alternative. Put it in the bath, fill up the tub, adjust the pillow to where you want your head, and enjoy a soothing relaxing bath. The suckers are not terribly effective and may come off. As with any pillow you use in bed, just tuck it under your head and it will stay in place.

This "bath" pillow cannot get wet. How are you going to use a pillow in the bathtub without getting it wet. It was covered in a plastic but at the bottom on the pillow was a large gusset (not covered in plastic) that let the water in. If they had any sense they should have put the gusset at the top of the pillow giving a better shot at not letting water in.After the first use the pillow was totally soaked, After several days of pressing the water out manually and trying to dry it out in the sun, I had to give up and send it back. Oh, let me also mention that it started to smell.

Waste of money. Slps down bath. Takes absolutely ages to dry out. Idea that can be used above level of water is misleading.