Not bad for the price, you get what you pay for.
Okay, I did not buy this through Amazon. I bought it LNIB from Goodwill.<br /><br />I am on my feet all day at work and average around 5 miles walking a day.<br /><br />First, disregard the "heat maintenance feature". Nonexistent. The only heat is from the water you add.<br /><br />Disregard the "acupressure" attachments, they are static and likely only work if you move your feet across them.<br /><br />But.<br /><br />I don't agree with the complaints about the bubble production or massage features. Is it like soaking your feet in a hot tub? No. Is it like getting your feet rubbed by a masseuse/masseur? No.<br /><br />However, I soaked my tired dogs in it for half an hour and while it may only be a step or two up from soaking them in a plastic basin, $I wouldn't complain for $20, let alone what I paid for mine. The bubble feature worked better than expected based on reviews I read and there are raised nodes on the bottom for your arches. The splash guard does its job.<br /><br />I don't get the no additives thing because there is no plumbing to circulate the water so nothing to develop build up. It's probably just a disclaimer to protect them from liability in case an individual uses something that doesn't help or causes an issue.<br /><br />I didn't pay retail price for it but would buy it again if I did.
Rating: 4 stars