Any space can be easily converted into a watersports friendly playspace. Tarps with towels over them so you don't slip, puppy pads, or waterproof sheets under a regular set are all great options to keep things fluid, as it were - I don't like the "staging" of having to lead and confine myself and my pets to a tub, and sometimes when you have to go you have to *go*. Of course, it helps if you have good aim.
With summer coming up, I'm fantasizing about bringing a small inflatable pool into my spacious dungeon for a multi-domme piss party...
As mrfisher recommended, if you have access to a private outdoor space, you should go for it! I personally love pissing in the great outdoors, but there's something more taboo about letting it flow inside 
Posted By: Hobbyist50
Just wondering how many providers and/or clients have taken Golden Showers outside of the tub? I love receiving, and most have occurred this way, but I did have a Domme who had a small apartment just for play, and used a plastic tarp in the living room, which was great. She also had me clean the kitchen floor on all fours, and in the middle of this she entered, straddled me, and let loose a lovely gush of Nectar. WOW, definitely one of my best experiences.
and pet play, includes me on all fours, with adorable coordinating ears, collar, and tail plug. I would look up only if I was instructed to. But my gaze would predominantly be fixed on a pet bowl in front of me. I'd patiently wait as just the right one, with impeccable aim, fills my bowl with warm fresh golden nectar. And of course, Id eagerly lap it up.
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Thank you, ladies (and all), for your wonderful responses and ideas. I am going to make a pool purchase and, oh, how I would love to have a pool party! A two Domme shower is the most I've experienced. Forgot to mention that when travelling, a wheelchair accessible room can be great- they usually have an open and extended shower area for lots of room, sometimes a fold-down waterproof seat as well.
so there’s no clean up involved - I think that’s part of the reason why we call you subs “clean up boys.” A well-positioned puppy pad is all we need for extra peace of mind…but that’s just for the peace of mind. We don’t actually need it to stay clean.
I can stop and start my flow on a dime (okay, sometimes the initial start can take a moment while we smile and lock eyes and blush a little bit about what is about to happen), and whenever you need to pause, gulp and swallow, you can let me know with a light touch of the hand on my thigh.
Although really and truly, I know when your mouth is full and when I need to put on the breaks, so to speak, so that you can get that delicious drink down your gullet without wasting any out the sides of your mouth.
And real talk: I think clients set the tone for where they want to practice piss play.
I’m not a fan of forcing anyone to do anything, so if a person doesn’t want to drink my piss (but would rather luxuriate in it), then some other kinds of arrangements are in order (a la tarps, towels or inflatable pools as Robin said [and I want to go to that pool party, boo]).
My favorite kinds of watersports are when we both get to be covered in piss and then make out and suck the delicious subtle saltiness off of each others bodies.
One of my favorite watersports sessions was with myself, a Texan gent, and the hirsute Zoey Zacquery. We carefully removed the shower curtain from its rod and then spread it out over our balcony. Then we took turns pissing on (and licking off) our guest of honor in the midday sun. Yes some piss may have been swept away into the ethers and yes, we had to painstakingly gather the curtain to get it back to the tub to drain and rinse it. But that’s all in a day’s work, right?
Here are two less traditional watersports reviews where you can get an idea of the kind of preparation and clean up that are involved if you don’t want to just hop in the tub:
http://www.theeroticreview.com/reviews/showReview.asp?Review=1624935
http://www.theeroticreview.com/reviews/showReview.asp?Review=1693105
Accessible rooms are also great for watersports enthusiasts. Those hotel bathrooms tend to have extra large roll-in showers (that accommodate wheelchairs) equipped with folding shower seats. Theres no confining yourself to a tiny, cramped tub and there’s actually a variety of fun positions and angles you can get into.
The showers have a drain and there is usually another drain within the bathroom (but not in the shower) because the entire room is ready to be a wet room. You can get extra wet and wild in there and then use the handheld showerhead to rinse down everything in the end. 
And remember to always, ALWAYS tip the cleaning service. I know rumors abound that “if you tip the maid staff too much, they will report you,” but if you aren’t running a high-volume brothel out of your room and are staying respectful, the maid service will enjoy the extra cash and feel satisfied by all the pre-cleaning you do before they even enter the room (ie, gather all your linens in one place, throw out all of your own trash).
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I am one who hates the cold tub thing, so I bring with me some large plastic bags (the heavy-duty kind like for yard trimmings) and several towels. A couple of layers of plastic on the floor, about 3 towels and when you're done, you just ball the whole thing up in another large plastic bag and take it home to wash the towels.
Of course, if you *can't* come home with a plastic bag full of wet towels,, invest in a few low-cost towels and then toss the whole thing in a street can or dumpster somewhere.
Almost anything is better than the tub. Outdoors would really be hot. Ha! You just need to meet a lady with a private back yard.
