Good basic Foot Spa
I picked mine up at Bed, Bath & Beyond for the same shelf price.  Mine was cheaper with the BBB coupon.  I filled mine up with partly warm water and it maintained the heat for 30 minutes.  I was under no illusions about the bubbles, vibration or massagers being worth anything.  The bubbles and the vibration are both loud even though I have the unit on carpet.  I keep expecting DH to tell me to do it elsewhere while we watch tv at night.  I find the pointy foot rollers more irritating than anything else.  There is too short a placement so you feet must sit in practically the same spot every time. Good for you if you like them.  Larger smooth rollers or none would feel better to me. The first time I used the bubbles it took several minutes to start up and then it worked right off each time.  You do have to use either the bubbles or the vibration if you want the heater to work.<br /><br />It's a far cry from a professional pedicure station, but just being able to soak my feet in a foot shaped tub was worth it for me.  I do use the vibration and bubbles to help agitate the water and possibly loosen up the dirt that was in my horribly cracked heels.  After one 30 minute soak they looked 100% better.  I use epsom salts that I dissolved in the first pitcher of water I pour into it.  Since it is summer I am enjoying a cool soak for my feet now.  They show one of the 4 attachments that you can put on the center piece.  You'd have to be a lot more coordinated than I am to use it right there.  I do like the attachments which are handy to have right there.  It's kind of awkward to carry so I fill it while it is on the floor and dump the water out into a bucket rather than try carrying it across the room.<br /><br />Bottom line, I am glad I got it but wish the rollers were removable and it would be nice if the cord were removable, too so I don't have to worry about tripping on it while I carry it if water is still in it..
Rating: 4 stars