HoMedics Bubble Bliss Elite Foot Spa with Heat, Massage, Temp Control, Warming, Heating Features, Removable Pumice

This item has been a blessing. With my advancing neuropathy I purchased this item and have been using it twice a day, each session for an hour. As a result so far, my tingling in my lower extremities has been reduced by approximately 75% and I'm back going on my 2 times per day walks(1/2 mile each time). So far so good…. thinking about getting a set of dumbbells! Sometimes… with age does come some wisdom… or it could be just the “School of Hard Knocks “!

have not been able to find affordable foit bsth that actually keeos warer warm. this one not inky keeps water warm it majes it toasty! the seaweed massage attachments are amazing; not too firm but stiff enough to gently exfoliate and had a relaxing feel. if you are looking for a foot bath that is heated this one is worth every penny!

Amazing! I love this foot spa. Purchased it to give myself a lower cost pedi, it keeps the water hot forever, the bubbles are relaxing, not too loud, and the seagrass is a nice bonus. I love using this so much I bought a second to use with a friend. I only wish there was a temperature control. It would be nice to adjust temp for those that think the water is too warm. It doesn't burn your feet but it is hot so if you are sensitive to hot water temps I would advise getting one with adjustable temp. The foot brush and pumice stone are nice, and I love the handle and how you can pour water from a spout at the top.

we had a different address, we wanted it to go to. Destiny parrett 1100 S. Ave Armstrong Bartlesville okl. 7003 and that was sent to you,so you had it sent to my home. now we have to make arrangements since we are 5 hours away and this being a birthday gift.Please read instructions carefully. please don't say we didn't change address location because it was on our computer her address.

absolutely loved it. it kept my water heated as it stated. the jets feels great. but i wouldn't suggest putting any soap in while jet is running. jets are so powerful that the bubbles over fill in no time. so a good epsom salt and whatever else you use that is not sudsy is good until you are ready to clean.

The item worked, but I could never get the water past low luke warm barely above body temperature so it was not at all stress relieving or relaxing unless.....I kept getting up and drawing hot water from the sink. In this case i am better off just soaking the feet in a basin....same thing, but no heat hardly at all. Very disappointed. It was a bit more shallow that I liked, but that's on me I should have looked at measurements.... Instructions were bad--why? It said not to fill above 'fill line' but there is no fill line and it's not on either diagram either. AgainL minus 1: lukewarm at best; 2. too shallow and 3. bad diagram and no fill line. I needed a deeper, hotter, less spilling set up.

its alright, you cannot put anything in it the directions say so you just soak your feet in what turns out to be hot water but it doesn't get hot until you are close to the recommended time to shut off, it did leave my feet feeling refreshed and the stone and brush are adequate. so if you are just looking for a refresh this is it, if you are looking to put iodine in it or something for a detox it states you are not supposed to and it could damage the system within.

This footbath says in it's advertisement that it has bubbles and heat. What it does not tell you is that there is no way to control the heat temperature. It just keeps getting hotter and hotter until I have to take my feet out because they are turning red.

My 25 year old foot bath finally failed I got this one. Since the old ones just last forever I was expecting the same type of design and sturdiness. NOPE, the new order of cheap parts strike again. Several Issues: not deep hope you have small feet, I'm 5'10” and the water doesn't make it to way ankles. It has a “easy” drain hole on the front, and no readily identifiable ‘fill mark', so it's very easy to put to much water in it - then the overflow gets pushed out the front from that “easy drain hole.” Also you HAVE to put the feet pads otherwise your get sit right on the air holes and basically stops any bubble action . The are poorly designed and not easy to get in, and don't want to stay in. Since there is a splash guard on the front (above the drain hole) you won't see it push the water out the front - you will just hear it hit the floor. The heater is weak and slow. I put very warm water in it to start and it gets almost cold before the heater works. It doesn't get the temp settled for a long time if at all. BTW don't get this one of you are going to put ANYTHING other than water in it. It says you can't in the legal print. Everyone I know that gets a foot bath uses at least Epsom salts in the foot bath (NOT ALLOWED), and many use some essential oils (SUPER NOT ALLOWED). The only good comment I have on it is that it has a handle that folds down and it helps you carry it. My suggestion get the super cheap model and another brand and just replace it when it breaks. Or spend big and get the most robust one that you can find and get one that accepts ALL of the items people use in baths. HoMedics used to be a quality brand, unless this one is a specific outlier, that isn't true anymore.

i dint care for this foot soaker...it only has one setting, unable to adjust the settings and there's no time setting...Nit a great product at all 👎🏾..i give it a 1 rating