Save yourself $50 and go with a different brand
I bought this product for my wife for Christmas, and have been thoroughly disappointed in it.  HoMedics claim that this foot spa's &#34;Heatboost Technology&#34; will warm up water in minutes.  This may be true, but what they fail to mention is that you have to have one of the two massage settings running in order to activate the heater.  If you were hoping to pre-heat it, or maybe just soak your feet in some warm water, you are out of luck.<br />My second issue with this foot spa - it is LOUD.  As in, hear it on the other side of the house, through 3 walls loud.  My wife ran this while we were watching TV together, and I had to turn the TV up over 3/4 of it's volume in order to hear dialogue.  And again, it won't heat water unless one of the massage settings are on.<br />Finally, for as much as I paid for this, I expected to get some more/higher quality features.  I'm talking powered rollers, jets from multiple angles.  I should have paid a bit more attention when ordering, but it is natural to assume that a $70 foot spa would have more features than a $20 version from Wal-Mart, right?  Well, assumptions got the better of me this time.<br /><br />Bottom line, if you want quality, look elsewhere.  If you are willing to put up with the problems I outlined here, save yourself $50 and buy the same thing with a different label at Wal-Mart.
Rating: 1 stars