‘I'll be here all summer' shoppers say as they race to snap up £17 Amazon buy that's perfect for getting a tan
Sun worshippers have been sharing how they are buying bargain 'tanning pools' to lie in and get a golden glow.
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TikTok user @jessicaaknowsbest showed her enviable set up, which had an inflatable with some shallow water and a hands-free Kindle device for reading.
She also added some snacks and a drink so she had everything she would need without needing to move.
On her video, which has racked up over 115,000 views, she said: 'I'll be here all summer.
'Till further notice.'
Many people were very jealous of her summer set-up and were quick to comment on the video.
One said: 'This is perfection.'
pool.'
A third asked: 'Where might one acquire the pool!!!??'
While Jessica is based in the US, the UK has a number of versions of the tanning pool on Amazon.
The retailer is selling a £17.99 Splosh lounger which comes with a ribbed air cushion base and jumbo pillow.
I've found the perfect summer top from M&S, and I'm even more excited now I can finally shop there online again
Measuring 73cm long and 120cm wide, it is said to be perfect for 'staying cool' in the garden as a 'splash pool.'
Book worms can also get comfy as the pillow provides 'additional neck and back support.'
It is said to be made from a strong, 'UV resistant PVC', to help it stay inflated for longer.
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One person who gave it a five-star rating said: 'Love this! Was so easy to blow up, so nice to cool down in on a hot day, very comfy.'
Another added: 'Works great to keep me cool while getting sun.'
The bed is available on Amazon Prime, so it can be delivered within just one day if you wish.
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