Today, I had a sudden inspiration and decided to experience a "deep-sea adventure" - not in the real ocean, but in the deep bathtub at home. When the bathtub is filled with warm water, the water surface ripples slightly, reflecting the ceiling light, as if it were a shrunk lake. I took a deep breath and slowly sank into the water, diving into that deep underwater world. At that moment, a wonderful sensory journey quietly began.

Title: Craftsmanship Reflects the Bathtub, Light and Shadow Shape Art - The Beauty of the Bathtub in the Eyes of Professional Photographers.

A drop in bathtub is a bathtub that has a finished rim or lip on all sides, but yet the sides of the bathtub are unfinished - allowing it to sit inside of and be secured to a finished structure referred to as a surround. Your contractor builds this surround and finishes it with a deck and side material of your choosing (such as tile or stone). This design allows you to simply ‘drop in’ your bathtub into the structure, obscuring the sides of the bathtub completely by the surround, so only the rim and interior of the bathtub remain visible

In modern home life, folding bathtubs have attracted the attention of many consumers with their numerous advantages such as space-saving and strong portability. However, behind the seemingly beautiful appearance, the durability issue of folding bathtubs is like a shadow, casting a shadow over the user experience and becoming an undeniable drawback

I woke up in an ice bathtub filled with water. The bone-chilling cold, like sharp ice cones, pierced straight into my bones, and every inch of my skin trembled under the ravage of the chill. I suddenly opened my eyes wide. In an instant, confusion and terror intertwined into an impenetrable web, tightly enveloping me. I struggled to sit up, my hands frantically propping up the edge of the bathtub, trying to extricate myself from this strange situation.