Better, more flexible sealant. Some sealants are designed to be very flexible and are used in building joints that are expected to move. Beeswax Crayons - Please keep out of direct sunlight, store in a safe dry place away from children when not in use. Rather extreme, but attach a beam to the side of the tub (requiring drilling and bolts) and then attach that to a wall stud with screws or another fastener. This will also reduce movement.

Includes: Planet Spa Sleep Ritual Bath Drops 170g, Warming Body Balm 200ml and Pillow Mist 100ml in a gift box. For most bathroom surfaces, our bath crayons will come away easily with a warm cloth, if you are finding these harder to remove, you can try an appropriate spray and wipe, or creme cleaner for the surface - preferably a natural or eco based version. If you cut horizontal battens to go under the bath ends, you can then support these on vertical battens fixed to the wall below. (Imagine the pi symbol made with 3 bits of wood.) Children go crazy for Kids Stuff Crazy Colour Changing Bubble Bath! Pour, mix and watch in amazement as the Bubble Bath changes from Orange to sea Green and magically transforms bath time. Is the cheap bath / flexing a probable cause or would there be any other likely causes for this to drop? It only seems to do it in certain places and not all the way around (yet).

Our crayons are designed to be used on paper, card and other art materials. Apart from our bath crayons, they are not designed specifically to be washed off, however if this was to happen, using a cloth wet with warm water could help clean up the crayons. Bath Drops - Please store in an airtight container/the tin provided, to avoid dampness. Do not handle product with wet hands.

As stated above, battens is probably your best bet alongside making sure all feet are touching the floor when the bath is empty. Give the gift of relaxation with our Planet Spa Sleep Ritual Gift Set, infused with French lavender. With scented bath drops, a warming body balm and top-rated pillow mist, it will help them unwind and drift off for a great night’s sleep.Any ideas / advice much appreciated. I have been assured that there is nothing that can be done as it's a cheap bath and will flex but I thought I would ask on here and see what response I get. I have been told it is perfectly safe though. Less extreme, but untested: Get a self-leveling floor compound, used for leveling uneven floors and somehow pour it through your existing gap to settle below the tub. Hopefully this would strengthen and stabilize the tub's support. These are usually either similar to cement or epoxy. Expanding foam (Great Stuff is one brand) can be inserted into the gap and will make a tight fit. Caulk over once dried for durability We have only been in the house for just over 2 months and the bath was already installed when we moved in. I had a plumber look at it when getting other works done.

We blend and create all our colours from food grade pigments. Although we do not make food products, by using food grade ingredients our product is safer and better for children if they happen to put them into their mouths. We use only food grade approved pigments in all of our products.

Expanding foam squirted under the weakest park of the tub might be enough to reduce the movements, making other approaches more effective. If you can't reach there you could drill a small hole on the side of the tub to expose the interior and floor.

Wooden or plastic shims (wedges of material) could be inserted under the tub if accessible, to also reduce movement. You might also achieve this placing the shims along the exterior edge of the tub. This mild & gentle bubble bath is perfect for delicate skin and helps to encourage childen to discover that getting clean needn't be boring and turns an everyday activity into an unforgettable moment. "Caulking strip in combination with caulk. These adhesive plastic edging come in rolls and are easy to apply. I'd add an extra bit of regular caulk to secure it in place and make it really water proof. When we fill our bath and get in, it drops by at least half a CM. The silicone has consequently been damaged, and while it needs replacing, I am concerned it is just going to keep happening and where it keeps coming away I worry water from the shower will get behind the bath causing damp. verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ our beeswax is heated at 90+ degrees for at least 2 hours, water washed and then the process is repeated – botulism spores are destroyed at these high temps after 10 to 20 minutes so the risk is extremely low. Our beeswax crayons are non-toxic and free of the top 8 allergens (Milk, Eggs, Fish ,Crustacean Shellfish, Tree Nuts, Peanuts, Wheat and Soybeans) Our bath crayons contain soy which is used to soften the crayon. These are made on the same machines as our beeswax crayons so there could be a chance of cross contamination.