Boon FLO Toddler Bath Tub Water Deflector and Faucet Cover with Bubble Making Dispenser, Blue

This product has worked great for us. We are about a month into use and love it. We were scared our little one was going to bonk his head on the hard metal bath faucet so I looked into ordering a cover for it and this was the only one I found with this awesome spout dish on it to actually fountain the water out. It also has a soap option but we haven’t used that. It’s so easy to install within a few seconds. I’m definitely recommending this to all my momma friends

The soap never stayed in it. So you fill it ever use but I didn't see the point might as well just put the soap in the steam yourself for all the trouble that was. It worked really well to cover the faucet to protect toddler heads but it rusted out after about 14 months and fell apart. Not sure if I'm gonna order this one again but it also extended the water out away from the faucet and I liked that most about it I think so maybe I'll repurchase.

We got this for our 18 month old son to use in the bath because he loves bath time and playing with water in general. My son loved when I would cover the tub faucet opening with my hand to create more pressure and redirect the water towards him. So, we mainly got it because it helps to project the water away from the faucet. It's also meant to dispense bubble bath soap and protect your little one from hitting the hard tub faucet. My son is now 2 1/2 years old and he still loves this spout and uses it on all the faucets in the house so he can reach the stream of water and wash his hands by himself. It isn't meant for sink faucets so it doesn't snugly fit on them but it can still be placed on them to help redirect the water. The spout is kind of like a big clip. You squeeze the top and bottom on one end together and the other end opens. It fits very securely on our bath tub faucet while leaving the shower diverter accessible. Although the shower diverter is accessible, I wouldn't recommend leaving the spout on for extended periods because it has a tendency to collect mildew. The spout has a lift up flap opening on the colored part of the spout for the bubble bath soap to go into and a push descender on the bottom end of the spout to dispense the soap. The top colored part of the spout is hollow. My son enjoys opening the little flap and filling the hollow part with water which he then drains by pushing the dispenser button. The only bad part about this spout is the tendency for it to collect mildew. The colored soap dispenser part is not designed to be taken apart from the rest of the (white part) spout. This makes keeping the spout dry really difficult for us. When we do use it we dry it the best we can, shake out all the water from the soap dispenser and leave it upside down on the windowsill. The mildew accumulates in the soap dispenser and in the little crevasses in the mouth of the spout and around the springs. The mildew has actually gone into the white part of the spout and cannot be removed. We haven't used it in awhile in our attempt to give it some sunshine to naturally kill the set in mildew. We left it on our windowsill for about a month and when I looked at it recently the white part of the the spout had gotten discolored and yellowed significantly from the sunlight. So basically, with the mildew stains and yellowed areas, our spout is looking pretty haggard. With all of that said however, I would definitely recommend this spout if you live in a place that isn't humid (we live in a very high humidity place) or don't have to deal with mildew. It is an overall great non-toxic spout with a sturdy design, and equally important, my son loves to play with it. It just so happens in our specific circumstance, we're having mildew issues.

It doesn’t sit right on the faucet, so by the end of the water running it slides down quite a bit. Without the shower pull, I’m not positive it would stay on a faucet. There are grips inside but they don’t work very well. The bubble bath dispenser doesn’t work well. You have to hold the button in the entire time, and it doesn’t despense much. It’s timd consuming and hard to despense the amount you want. It’s easier to just squirt it in the water. My two year old couldn’t pull it off, and he loved the water fall aspect of it. I think the bubble bath feature could be eliminated and the price point lowered by a couple of dollars. Overall I would recommend this to parents with a curious toddler that will pull off a pool noodle, and to moms who want a spa feeling bath. It also held with washing toddlers hair bc of the wide stream of water.

It worked great for intended purpose. The bubble dispenser is not great- pretty much useless but I needed it for washing my daughters hair. She has a ton n doesn’t like to wash it in the shower so she lays back in the tub. We were having her head like pushed against the tub wall for rinsing & it would go down the drain or get stuck in/around the overflow faceplate. It just wasn’t pretty and this was the only product I could find to (successfully) redirect to water a little further out into the tub. Its not a perfect fit & it does come off easily but worked for what I needed. Would recommend.

i've had this for a year. the first time i put it on our faucet, i noticed it wasn't going to stay on well. it's very, very loose, & just knocking with my arm in passing it will cause it to fall off. we liked the fact that it made the water flow out farther after from the faucet, but that's about the only positive aspect. the bubble bath chamber is a nice idea, but you have to fill it every time & wash it after every use, & keep your finger on the little button the whole time. (because the cover fits so loosely on our faucet, our son couldn't press the button himself, or it would fall off.) it's much easier to simply pour the bubble bath into the running water. Also(!), I wash our sons' tub fairly often (about once a week), & noticed that this cover started to develop mold RAPIDLY. (like within the first month). It became black between the top & bottom sections & I couldn't get it clean. I used a toothbrush, soaked it in vinegar, & eventually even tried bleach. Nothing worked. All in all, a total waste of money.

I've been using these since my child was able to sit up. We have used a big baby tub for him in our garden tub in our master bath. It's a headache to fill the baby tub from the faucet, so I was looking for something like this. I recently ordered this product for a second time and it still works great. Not only does it protect my little guy from knocking himself out on the faucet but it pushes the flow of water out further the way I need it to. My last one got moldy after about 7 or 8 months. It does have a tendency to hold water even though it looks like it's designed to drain. I'll post a few pics that hopefully will help....especially if your tub faucet is shaped like mine.

** update** The material gets moldy even if cleaned weekly, and it's impossible to clean the mold stains. I bleach it regularly. Which is probably why the hinges rusted badly. Of course the hinges are in an area that gets wet and then has no drainage. It was so nasty I gave up cleaning it today and threw it out. The soap dispenser thing was never useful, i didn't refill it after the first time. Two stars because it did help my kid get comfortable with having water pour on her head, under fairly low flow. I'll have to find another way. ________ It doesn't really attach to the faucet, it just clips around it and it is pretty loose. Super simple for a small child to remove. I'm constantly keeping my kid from pulling it off. Also don't be fooled by the pictures showing a fun flat wide waterfall. It just sort of splashes out if you have the flow at maximum. If at minimum flow, it makes kind of a narrow arched steam, which my kid does like. But you have to slide it all the way nearly off the faucet to angle it just right. And then if you turn it on at full speed after that, it splashes out everywhere and out the back. All in all, not as advertised and not as expected. But for a limited use, with a very small child under close constant parental interference on low low flow, it's okay. Meh.

Fits faucet well. My kids don’t like the shower sprayer so this is a huge help in hair washing. Bonus the kids are yanking it off the tap; we’ve had this problem before with other models. The soap dispenser is good for adding bubbles.

I like that it uses a clamp so it sits more stably on the spout (compared to other types where they just sits on the spout). There’s a compartment to put soap in it but I find that useless. The soap doesn’t stay in the compartment, it doesn’t bubble up. So you just pour soap into the compartment and it immediately goes out, but it’s easier to just pour soap into the tub directly lol. Anyway, it’s still great just as a spout cover. Also it extends the water flow which I find really nice.

Awesome product, that not only makes bath time more safe (kids can't gash their heads on the faucet), but the kids love the waterfall action that it creates and the bubblebath "dispenser" feature built-in. Also great to rinse a flailing kid's hair with.

Got this as we got the Boon bath mat and loved it but this is a waste of money. It barely fits on a standard bath spout to the point where my kiddo could still bang their head on the spout. It’s also quite flimsy and looks cheap. Not white but more off white - constantly looks dirty.

I would give this item 5 stars however the product only half works for me. Goes on the faucet super easy, fits well, makes a nice waterfall effect as advertised that my 1 year old enjoys sitting under. However, the bubble bath seeps out and is wasted. I use Honest Company bubble bath which isn't cheap, filled the reservoir up, and to my shock, it was completely empty the next morning. It completely seeps out as the valve is poorly designed or perhaps I just have a dud. As you can see in the photo, the soap is dripping out. I'll still use this product for the waterfall feature but disappointed the bubble bath resevoir can't be used.