LORD OF LEISURE and Madam of Leisure Infinity Bath Overflow Drain Cover - Fill Your Bathtub as High as You Dare - Not for Overflow Drains with a Lever (3.8"x 0.6", White)

I just received this yesterday and I'm currently in a bath fill to the max! Like my yorkie would have to swim in this water. I had one of those clear plastic ones and always hated the bulkiness of it, how it always popped off and would I have to hurry to suction it back on, and how it always looked nasty. This was so easy to put on and it is very secure, stylish and sleek. I take LOOOOOONNNNNGGGGG baths and I have not lost a drop of water. It's almost like finding the perfect man (at least at bath time). Madame of leisure, be aware I'm going to tell all my friends that the need this in their lives!!

Unlike my previous cover, which had a hole at the top, this has none, so you have to be mindful not to just let the bathtub fill without watching it. They have some complicated instructions for filling it to a certain point, then opening and closing the drain to form a vacuum seal. I didn't find it necessary to do that. I worried that it would be too small at first to cover the entire overflow part, but it did. It's very flexible and seems like good quality material. I love the name of the company!

Update: changing to one star. After two months, even the small amount it was working has stopped, and now just doesn't stop the drain at all. And of course it's past the window to return it. Don't buy this, the positive reviews are probably from people writing it right away, and it very quickly becomes useless. Try one of the suction cup ones instead.Old review (3 stars):I like how easy this it to use and remove, unlike the ones with a bunch of suction cups. It means I can take it off if guests are over, or keep it off until I use each time if I want to be safer. When I used it the first time, it seemed great. However, I like to take really long baths (like 2-3 hours), and I found that it doesn't keep the water in over time. It *seems* like it has a good seal, and I can't hear anything getting through, but over time it's slowly draining. And I know it's through the seal and not my bottom drain because it stops at the emergency drain level. So if you only take baths for <1 hour this could work well for you, but it doesn't seem to be a perfect seal that holds up longer. I've tried re-doing it, and followed their directions exactly, but still need to refill it with water every so often. Which is disappointing, but still usable and better than not having it.

Well, I bought this doubly expensive overflow drain blocker so I could take a bath without the annoying draining sound and still be submerged in warmth. Unfortunately, it doesn't work. It doesn't stay on my overflow drain and pops off constantly. It doesn't suction to the tub like it's supposed to, either because it's not wrapping around the overflow tight enough, or there's too much air inside for it to matter. So, water is always constantly trickling down the pipe and I'm left with, you guessed it, annoying drainage sounds and no water to submerge myself in. I'm giving it 2 stars because it at least slows the flow of water out of the tub enough for 5 to 10 minutes of submersion which is better than before with none. Added pictures for context, 1st one is 5 to 10 minutes into a bath that was well over the overflow, second is what my overflow looks like (same as most of yours I'm assuming).

This product works exactly as advertised! And it looks classier than the alternatives. I was so excited to be able to get into my tub and soak really deep. The only drawback is that the edges of the silicone that go on the drain cover are a bit thin. I had been taking it off and on each bath and it seemed to be losing its ability to hold the water in. I was concerned that mold would grow behind it if I didn’t take it on and off. And the instructions say fill the tub and then add it on, probably to avoid people accidentally leaving their tub filling and it overflows, which would be awful. But because it seemed to be losing its ability to hold the water in when I was taking it off and on (it started a slow leak into the overflow drain during the baths), I’m now leaving it on all the time. I take soaking baths almost every day. And I’m seeing that there is a small ring of mold growing behind it so I’m gonna have to take it off and clean it. But oh my God I love this product other than that!!! Those few extra inches of water make a big difference. I wish it was a little sturdier so I could take it off and on without worrying that it’s going to stop working. And the little drain stopper that came with it is awesome. I was trying to find ways to replace my built-in drain plug. And this just solved all my problems about that.

I was so excited when we moved into our new house and it had a deep, wide, vintage cast iron tub. I was very disappointed when I used it the first time and the water COULDN'T reach my belly button because of the stupid drain placement. This invention works the way it claims to and lets you FILL UP your tub. I can hear a tiny amount of water escape when I move around but it's not enough to make me add water to the tub. Get this.

FINALLY!! 🥳 Thanks to this little gem, I can now, properly fill my bathtub. I’ve always hated that I couldn’t get my tub filled high enough but this is so effective, I nearly overfilled it! As you can see in the picture, my overflow drain is recessed and no other covers I’ve ever tried would properly fit to create a seal, until I found this one. No problem with suction, just follow instructions and it stays on. It’s perfection! ⭐️

This had a lot of potential -- it almost worked. We tried the "open and close the bottom stopper" suction method and it did seal, but never held. Just needed a few more millimeters of space to be bigger around the drain, and a few millimeters of rim would have helped the seal. We'd return this, but we missed the time window, so I'll leave this review instead.