Help me seal the overflow drain in my tub!

[alsoSarah]

What can I use to temporarily plug the overflow drain in my bathtub?

I think I'll want to labor in my tub for a while, but the overflow drain is set pretty low, so unless I can seal it up somehow, the water will be way too shallow to be comfortable. (Our hot tub may be an option by then, but I'm not sure.)

What can I use?

It needs to be something that I can remove later without much trouble.

Thanks in advance!

alsoSarah

(Sorry, I didn't know whether to put this thread here, in Natural Home Care, I'm Pregnant, or Birth and Beyond.... )

[JessicaS]

There is a product that does that

http://www.amazon.com/Better-Sleep-D.../dp/B0001YJIGW

[californiajenn]

Duct tape worked for me.

[alsoSarah]

Originally Posted by abimommy

There is a product that does that

http://www.amazon.com/Better-Sleep-D.../dp/B0001YJIGW

Thank you!

I'm doing the Snoopy-dance of joy!
: ,
alsoSarah

[mouso]

Originally Posted by californiajenn

Duct tape worked for me.

Me too! And it was free.

[alsoSarah]

Thank you, mamas!

I ordered the Deep Bath thingie, and today I'm picking up duct tape, as well!

alsoSarah

[Pumpkin_Pie]

I never knew those even existed! My shallow bath tub has been the bane of my bathing life for years now. I just ordered one and can't wait for it to arrive!!!!! Yippee!! This just made my day!!!!!!

[Adsullata]

That is a really cool thingie! But I think I'd stick with the duct tape, cause you know, It's the handyman's best friend