Shamp-ease Tray * Assisted Living Shampoo Tray Drain Board

I bought this to do hair at a retirement home. It is a little tricky to use in a shampoo sink because of the cut out for the neck, it would work better in a regular sink. The suction cups are very strong so that helps. I have to adjust the chair ( height and closeness to the sink) for every customer. Keep the water pressure low or it sprays out of the tray. They need to keep their neck against the tray at all times or the water runs down the back, especially if the hairline is low. I would also recommend using a shampoo cape( bought at a beauty supply store)with a towel wrapped around the neck underneath the cape. Even with all that I sometimes end up getting alot of water on the floor. Its not perfect but it does help.

I don't like the fact that you're not able to tilt the head back far enough and my clients found it uncomfortable. It's too bad. Maybe the neck grove should be deeper. Some waterproof rubbering for more comfort around the neck groove would also be good. Has anyone found a shampoo tray that tilts the head back more and that's comfortable? Let me know. Thanks.

If a person can sit up like in the photo it works fine..but if the person is short it does not work st all. It is not a soft plastic very hard and uncomfortable. And....if you do not keep it in the orignal packaging they will not let you return it...so I am stuck with two I cannot use. Not happy.

I purchased the same one 20+ years ago...started to rust, the rubber suction cups were worn... never thought I'd be able to replace it. Much better than the plastic ones and much more durable!

Thanks

Purchased item to shampoo my mother's hair. The tray does not fit sink. Sink too deep. She has to hold the tray with the back of her neck.

If I had to do it over again, I would not buy this product or recommend it. It's uncomfortable and is difficult to line up in our sink with my mom's head.