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Inflatable Bath Pillow with Suction Cups | Anti-slip Non-Slip Bathtub Pillow Bath Cushion for Bathroom Home Spa Headrest
Inflatable Bath Pillow with Suction Cups | Anti-slip Non-Slip Bathtub Pillow Bath Cushion for Bathroom Home Spa Headrest
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Inflatable Bath Pillow with Suction Cups | Anti-slip Non-Slip Bathtub Pillow Bath Cushion for Bathroom Home Spa Headrest
Regular price
£5.36 GBP
Regular price
£10.71 GBP
Sale price
£5.36 GBP
Unit price
per
Shipping calculated at checkout.
- The soft and comfortable mesh texture gives you a message when you touch it.
- This luxury spa pillow is the ultimate back and neck support for your bath, it turns any bathtub into a home spa of superior comfort and indulgence.
- Gives you the most comfortable and soft feeling, allowing you to stretch your legs and relax.
- The inner PVC bag needs to be inflated by itself and can be taken out for compact storage,two suction cups can be attached to the bathtub surface.
- A great pillow for a spa or bath to support your head and provide the best relaxation.
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