Homedics Bubble Therapy Foot Spa with Heat Provide Thorough Massaging Relief for Tired feet. - Blue

You ladies out there if you have tired feet or sore feet this is the foot spa for you. I use it all the time. You cant help but melt away. I like the idea you can put water in it and it heats up and you put your feet in and the machine does the rest. It heats up the water and all so gives you a great massage. This machine gives you a great massage like your getting your feet done at a foot place except it doesn't trim or paint your nails i wish it did. You will love this.

Homedics is an excellent brand, so it's hard to go wrong with it. This is just like going to a nail salon for a pedicure. You massage your feet manually to activate the rollers. The water bubbles and feels so good. I just started giving myself pedicures at home. I am very happy to have a home foot spa.

Reviewing: Homedics Bubble Therapy Foot Spa with Heat Provide Thorough Massaging Relief to Tired, Achy, Uncomfortable Feet. - Blue This is my first ever foot spa and I was pleasantly surprised by the ease of set-up, functionality, and good design of the product. I was glad to read in the manual the importance placed on consumer safety. It cautioned that the unit needs to be plugged into an outlet that provided proper grounding. Since I wanted the unit's cord to be able to reach the outlet without being a tripping hazard or too short to cause a possibility of it being tipped over, I used a heavy duty cord with a three-pronged plug and inserted that into a grounded outlet. I then finished reading the manual and it was pretty easy to follow: fill only to the max fill line and avoid getting water on the on/off switch. I filled it with warm water to get it heated up sooner and this worked perfectly. The spa maintained a nice comfortable temperature as I soaked my feet in the bubbling water. There are nubs and rollers on the bottom of the unit which allows the user to rub their feet over these protrusions in order to administer a self massage, which I found helpful in easing tension in the feet. I also used a brush that has a pumice stone on one side that is contoured to the feet nicely. I found the whole experience to be very relaxing. When I was finished, I used the built-in handle to carry the spa to the bathroom and emptied it into the tub. This is a really nice and affordable way to treat yourself to nice foot self-care!

I was excited to start using this product after a long day in heels. The toe touch power button was a great feature. The bubbles and nodules on the bottom of the foot spa made it very relaxing. I was disappointed that the water didn't stay warm. This would not deter me from purchasing again. Easy to clean.

Let me start off by saying I really like this foot spa by HoMedics! I have a heel spur that flares up every once in a while. So, the use of this foot spa helps alleviate some of the pain and achiness associated with having the heel spur. I have to be careful though, because the foot spa comes with built-in rollers that don't feel the best against my heel spur. The rollers did feel really good when I used them to massage the arches of my feet though. This product has a pretty simple set-up. I just filled it with hot tap water, plugged it in and turned it on. It only has one setting and that's bubbles, heat and vibration all-in-one. The bubble therapy is a nice feature and felt really good on my tired feet. The vibration was gentle, relaxing and not too loud. The heat feature seemed to keep the water warm for the most part. But, part of that may have been because I started off with such hot water to begin with. The foot spa also included a bonus gift: a pumice stone with a brush on the opposite side. The pumice stone did a great job exfoliating the dead skin from my feet. The splash guard protected my floor from getting wet and the carry handle made transporting the foot spa easier.

I was so excited when I got this. I put in some warm water, sprinkled in a packet of Johnson's Foot Soap, pressed the button, and nice bubbles formed. I grabbed the instruction booklet, and just as I was about to dip my feet in, I read the part where it says to put the plug (it's three-pronged, with the grounder) into a wall socket. Well... I can't because the cord is a bit short. I think it's a five or six foot cord, but in my living room, the outlets are further away. So I plugged it into an extension cord, but the booklet says I am risking an electric shock by not putting the plug directly into a wall socket. The booklet doesn't explicitly say not to use an extension cord, but it does say to plug it only into a wall socket or else you risk electric shock. Well, there goes that. I unplugged it and soaked me feet anyway. It's lovely even without the electric heat and massage. I kept rolling my feet over the knobby foot spindles, and the included brush/pumice stone combination was perfect. My feet came out clean, soft, and I was very impressed. I was just sorry that I couldn't plug it into a wall socket and get the full spa experience. I still recommend this product though.

This foot spa is okay. It takes a long time for the water to heat up, almost thirty minutes. Most of the heat is concentrated at the front of the spa so your get warm but not your heels. I wear a women's size 13 shoes and I have just enough room to roll my feet over the massaging roller beads, which are hard and get uncomfortable after a while. It is best to add already warm water instead of cold tap water, if you want to soak your feet in hot water. Adding warm water would work best also, if you do not have a much time to sit and wait for the spa to warm up. I like that there is an opening at the front of the spa for easy disp6and cleaning it out. It also comes with a dual sides pumice stone/brush.

The Homedics Bubble Therapy Foot Spa with Heat is a great idea. My wife was very excited to get one and try it out. It comes with the tub and small a hand size brush with a pumice stone on the other side. Where you put your feet in the tub there are nodes on the bottom that you can rub the bottom of your feet to massage them. The tank has a handle that you raise up to carry it. I'm not sure if it is strong enough to carry it with all the water in it, it doesn't feel like it to me. To use it you have to fill with water before you plug it in. It does bubble and vibrate, however to me the bubbles are for show. The bubbles and vibration should be adjustable. You can hardly feel them. Think about where you would use this. You will have to carry it filled with water or carry water to it. Then you have to remember your going to have to empty it. So where? It's a great idea but needs some improvement. Just set you feet in a tub.

I only gave you a one star because I couldn't move on without. This machine don't deserve any stars. The machine leaked water and never got hot. When I followed Walmart's policy to return the defective product they refused saying that the product was on sale now and they couldn't take it back because all they could get me was the sale price which was $9.99. I paid $39.95 it's on the receipt. This is your broken product and I want my money back as promised. I'm not satisfied. I don't drive so I had to take the box on the bus, the box couldn't stay closed. It was difficult taking it there then have to take it back.

I love a good foot soak and was excited to try the Homedics Bubble Therapy Foot Spa with Heat. It came complete - no assembly required. I simply added water and plugged it in. The packaging promises that the water heats quickly so I patiently waited but the water never got hot - it did, however get luke warm. The built-in heater kept the water at that same mildly warm temp but it was not hot enough for me - I was freezing. I also was not impressed with the little massaging rollers that you have to manually move back and forth on. Why should I have to work to relax? And the bubbles were almost non-existent. What is the point of that handle, I can't say. I did like the little pumice stone/brush that came with it. Overall I was very disappointed with this foot spa. I'm sorry that I cannot recommend it.