So just don’t stop up the drain when you’re laying down in the tub while the shower is running? I’m with @FishFace@piefed.social on this one - a shower that you have space to lay down in is a tub. Is this maybe a language barrier thing?
Either you’d be kinking your neck very far (and still have to bend your knees to fit), or you’d be in a position that I don’t consider lying. Reclining, maybe? Leaning back?
In order to be lying down, I’d say your back has to be in contact with the horizontal surface
Picture yourself laying down in warm rain. Now picture yourself sitting in warm water. See, the difference? One I find more relaxing than the other.
So just don’t stop up the drain when you’re laying down in the tub while the shower is running? I’m with @FishFace@piefed.social on this one - a shower that you have space to lay down in is a tub. Is this maybe a language barrier thing?
I’d need a bigger bathtub. I mean laying down flat on my back. English is my mother tongue (sadly).
I see. But the most common type of bath I know of is a shower-over-bath!
If you can lay down comfortably in your bath, you’re either very short or your bathtub is huge
Lie flat? Sure. But lie with your head propped up? That’s normal.
Either you’d be kinking your neck very far (and still have to bend your knees to fit), or you’d be in a position that I don’t consider lying. Reclining, maybe? Leaning back?
In order to be lying down, I’d say your back has to be in contact with the horizontal surface
We have one. It’s too small to lay down on my back in. I can’t even sit comfortably in it. It’s so narrow.