Conair Soothing Pedicure Foot Spa Bath with Soothing Vibration Massage, Deep Basin Relaxing Foot Massager with Jets, Pink/White

The Conair foot spa is a great product for the price. Many will write in their reviews that the water doesnt heat up, when in the directions it clearly states that "the spa does not heat up water, it only keeps it at the original temperature" so this means that if you put in hot water, it will keep it hot. You cant put in cold water and expect the product to heat it up. Overall, this s a great product, although i do not use the massage portion of the spa. The spa has good vibration and keeps my water warm and is just overall. an an enjoyable product.

After a day in the garden or hiking, this foot spa is just the ticket. Just pour in the warm water, and turn on the heat and the gentle vibration. It will make your feet feel great in short order. I usually add some scented epsom salt, or dash of whatever bath salts i happen to have on hand. My husband also finds the bath helpful. He spends a lot of time on his feet at work, and this is great for him at the end of a long day. You do need to fill it with warm water, as the heat in the spa is to keep the water at temp, not to heat up cold water. But, that is easy enough to do.

TL:DR - could be warmer, vibration decent but sounds funky, perfect for Epsom salts, needs to be deeper.So it defiantly keeps the water warmer longer than if you didn't have any heat function but it still doesn't maintain heat for a long time. You have to use very hot water to start with or there is no hope for a long foot bath.The vibration is nice, sometimes it sounds funky and can be loud. It does the job though and doesn't cause any splashing. You MUST have the vibration on to have the heat on. It would be nice to have two diffrent buttons so you could have heat without vibration but oh well.Since there are no holes for jets I've had no issues using Epsom salts. I also have hard water and haven't notice any deterioration. It doesn't clog, or leak.Could be deeper. I find that if I only fill it up to the "fill line" it leaves a good chunk of the top of my foot exposed. It also dips down in the in the back of the bath, I assume to help with pouring out the water but this only lessens the amount of water you're able to put in. I usually end up filling it to the "fill line", putting my feet in, then pouring a bit more water in while my feet are in to get it as full as possible. However even with pouring in extra water there is still a section of my foot, near the front of my ankle, that remains uncovered.All in all it is good enough for the price and gets the job done. None of these design features are bad enough for me to really complain or return it. I continue to use and enjoy it. These are all just my personal opinion.

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Because of its design (the textured bottom isn't too deep) it's easy to keep clean in that it's not prone to anything getting trapped in deep crevasses.The vibration is nominal so don't set your expectations too high. Also, it does a fair job keeping your hot water warm.The round pad (presumably a callouse scrub) is a joke. The design of the cover/lid does come in handy to have a place to set your foot/feet.If I could give it 3 1/2 stars I would; but I'm my opinion it doesn't rate 4 stars.

As described good value

I got mine from Amazon Warehouse and saved about 30% of whatever they were selling them for as I felt "it is just a plastic bowl and that is all I want - I will never plug it in"So when I have been hiking in the day and I know in the evening I will be at the computer for 1 hour or more, I get some kettle hot water and some cold water, soap and sometimes shampoo and bathe my feet during an hour or 2 at the computer then take a break, dry the toesies and rinse he bowl and put my little foot towel inside it ready for the next session - nice plastic and I like the cover to stop splashes going everywhere at the TOE end of the bowl so yes, excellent purchase at the price I paid.I did not rate the VIBRATION As I feel things that have WATER and ELECTRICITY going in them is asking for death.

It's a cheap, decent foot spa, wasn't expecting anything too fancy or awesome for the price. The vibration is a nice little feature, not super strong and definitely don't expect anything close to a massage, but it's better than nothing. In the description it says that it doesn't actually heat up water, but it's supposed to maintain the temperature of the warm water that you put into it, however I found that it really doesn't keep the water warm as far as I can tell. I feel like the water cools down just as quickly as it would if I was using a regular old bowl or something. The cord to plug it in is kind of short but that's not a huge deal, could easily be solved with an extension cord if needed. Overall I'm still happy with the purchase, I was honestly just looking for something fairly cheap and sturdy to use to soak my feet with Epsom salts after long days of standing at work, and it does the job. The vibration is a decent added bonus, but like I said before, if you're looking for something that actually heats and massages, you'll probably need to find a different (and most likely more expensive) foot spa.