Mobile Salon, Portable Inflatable Hair Wash Basin for Washing and Cutting Hair at Home or in Bed for Elderly, Bedridden and Disabled, No Need for a Salon Chair

excellent product which enabled me to wash my mothers hair and make her comfortable

This inflatable basin is such a good item. My partner has had extensive surgery on his shoulder and can’t raise his arm to wash his hair. He hates having dirty hair, so this has been an absolute game changer. The two breaths to blow the thing up are absolute rubbish and it took a lot more than that, but once it was inflated, it retained most of the air, and it literally took two breaths a few days later to top it up.I used it in front of the bathroom sink, with my partner sat in a camping chair. All he had to do was lean back slightly into a position that he was comfortable in, which was the natural position to sit in the chair. I put a towel around his neck and fixed the inflatable basin over the towel. The neck straps are fiddly, and it was necessary to twist one, as the press studs have been fitted back to front, but once in place, even a single stud held in place well. It did a great job of funnelling the water straight into the sink, and there was no spillage on to the floor. The first time I used it, I didn’t tighten the neck band enough, so the towel around his neck did get damp. The second time was much better. It's amazing how much difference something such as clean hair can make to someone.Although this does feel a bit cheap, and it does have its flaws, such as the press studs, it’s still a great bit of kit, and I’m happy to recommend it.

This is a good width and length and is easy to inflate.The only fault is that water still leaks down my back when using: some kind of collar to sit firmly in place against my neck would definitely improve this.

Waste of money. Not fit for purpose. Leaked everywhere, was too tight around the neck and didnt fit into the basin to drain.

Lockdown with all the ramifications for cutting and dyeing hair at home led us to take a punt and invest in this.We tried to think of various ways to use it to create a backwash for getting hair dye out safely.Our mixer sink taps aren't an easy type to fit a showerhead style attachment to, so we settled on trying to use the actual showerhead (which mercifully isn't a fixed one), and a combo of a chair and this contraption to attempt a rudimentary version of a backwash.Oh dear.I admit we are not hairdressers but at the end we felt halfway between swimmers and contortionists. The item simply doesn't stay in place as soon as there's weight of water on it. Cue water everywhere, and (in our case) resultant hilarity.I do think it would work well over a sink, as you'd have that stability underneath it. But I'm a bit on the fence as to how well it would work for other scenarios eg bed bath or using a chair somehow.It's not entirely the fault of the product of course, since gravity plays its part. I just wish it had the ability to create a chair/backwash as it comes so close to being ideal for that... But just isn't.

My mum is now bed bound but needed her hair cut. This is perfect for providing a comfortable way of collecting hair and isn’t bulky in any way.Will also try for washing hair.Brilliant idea. It was also easy to blow up.

The material used could have been thicker hence stronger. The neck support does not actually support the neck. All the air moves out of it as the client rests on it. That section could have been made separately and of a different material for more support. There is room for progress in the design.

The product is very versatile. I can use it to do in my client's hair in her own house or I can use it to wash the hair in the salon of a client who is a wheelchair user with reduced mobility. I highly recommend the product.