HoMedics Luxury Foot Spa Massager Bath and Nail Kit, Pamper Your Feet with Keep Warm Heat, Bubbles, Pumice Stone Roller Massaging Tools, All In One Home Salon, Therapeutic Massage Tub and Pedicure Set

As a person with size 13 feet. I have struggled to find a foot spa to fit this one does.It's a little bit noisy but does what it says. Will recommend to buy and value for money 100%

The media could not be loaded. Homemedic’s bubbling foot spa is the best soothing and relaxing experience I have had in a long while as I have tried a few, I suffer with arthritis so thought I gave a gamble on a cheap one and I’m glad I did because it keeps water a good temperature, easy to use, looks good, performs very well for the price and If you put a cushion under it the noise is pretty quiet…

Considering most foot spa machines on Amazon are in the £50 range, this is a great product for nearly half the price. It's lightweight, spacious, as well as quick and easy to set up and use. The main issue I've had with it so far is that it seems the heating element runs directly under the bottom, so when you switch it on, the bottom of the machine very quickly becomes quite hot so you can't rest your feet on the bottom (within a minute or two). This isn't great since it becomes a lot less relaxing when you're trying to hover your feet!It would be nicer if the heating element was on the sides or centre, or maybe changing the simple on-off power button so that you can specify the settings you want. That way I could have the bubbles on all the time, and control when the heating element came on.Since I can't, I have had success in turning the machine on for ten minutes and hovering my feet, and then switching it off for ten minutes until the water starts to cool. Switching back and forth like this means the machine doesn't overheat and can be used for longer in one session, but also means the water stays hot without the bottom of my feet getting burned.All in all I would recommend for those who can't afford the better machines. It works as intended and is simple and relaxing. If you can afford the more expensive ones where the heating element is better placed or controlled, I'd definitely recommend those, but if you can't, this is still a good option for soak tired feet or feet with rough/calloused skin.

The media could not be loaded. So relaxing. Lovely foot spa. Soothing on my tired feet. I added some lavender bath salts. The gentle hum of the motor and sound of the bubbles were so relaxing. Some reviews said this spa was noisy? They must have been faulty because this was a very quite hum, and gentle sound of the bubbles bubbling. Easy to fill up and empty. I shall be using this a lot! And great value.

To be honest I was very disappointed with this luxury footspa. Apart from being very noisy, the massage rollers were the most uncomfortable things I have ever come across - mind you I have tender feet. suffering from arthritis and neuropathy. The bottom of this spa was totally unbearable. My wife was of the same opinion. Also a proper heater would not have gone amiss - the idea of just keeping the water warm (if that) was really not that good. Needless to say as far as we are concerned it was a total waste of money , it met its' fate at the tip after a couple of weeks !

The heat and keep warm function is perfect for relaxing after a long day, and the soothing vibration massage rollers provide an amazing massage experience. The 4 bubble strips create a wonderful hydro massage, and the pedicure pumice stones are a great addition for keeping my feet smooth. Plus, it's suitable for larger feet up to UK Size 12/EU 47, which is a big plus for me. Highly recommend this luxurious foot spa!

Lightweight and easy to use, not much to this item feels like it would be easy damaged if u had children around, for two adults like us it does the job worth no more than £20

After a brief stint in hospital my husband asked for a foot spa to help with the dry, cracked skin on his feet. He also suffers with edema so we wanted something gentle and also didn't want to spend a lot of money in case he didn't like it. So, this seemed like an ideal starting point - basic but would give us an idea of whether or not it was soemthing he would use.Filling was a little awkward but a kettle full of boiling water and one of cold water just about got us to the Max Fill Line. Unfortunately, it is really difficult to assess where that line is at is white on white and even under a bright light you can't see it so you have to feel for it and with boiling water in play you really don't want to putting your finger tips in it.Left it to cool down a little as still too hot to use comfortably and then off he went. He soaked his feet for a few minutes and then turned the bubbles on. It wasn't too noisy but this could be because we had it placed on a towel over a thick rug so this could likely have absorbed some of the noise. He said the bubbles were ticklish but kind of nice and the pumice stone helped remove some of the heel and ankle thick skin that has built up. Still a way to go but this has certainly had an impact on the quality of his foot skin. He also liked the hard nodules on the base to rub his feet on.Emptying is a little tricky as there is no spout to pour the water out of but it wasn't too onerous a task. Just a quick wipe down with kitchen paper once emptied and it can pop back into it's box.For the price point the quality is better than anticipated but it is a very basic unit.