BeauWinkFoot Spa Bath Massager with Heat, Ag+ Bubbles & Red Light to [Relieve Foot Odor], Pedicure Foot Soak Tub with Detachable Massage Rollers for Feet Relax, Extra [10 in 1 Pedicure Kit]

I wear heels and walk quite often at work, and I have always wanted to get a foot spa at home. I am so glad with my purchase, it is definitely a lifesaver after a long working day as it soaks my sore feet away.The foot spa is quite portable and easy to carry around. It has a handle on top and also wheels at the bottom, so I am still be able to handle even with water in it. The temperature control function holds temperature very well so the water won’t cool down easily. The massage rollers at the bottom are the bomb, it adds so much more to the whole experience. Depends on your personal desire, you can control the strength by putting how much pressure on the rollers with your feet. To enhance the experience, I have also tried adding different kinds of bath salt for different relaxations.Overall this foot spa is a good investment and is definitely worth the money. You can now be relaxed and enjoy a mini reflexology everyday at home.

The media could not be loaded.  This is amazing. I like the foot spa massager. When I put my feet inside the tub, turn on the massager, leave my feet on the roller, the roller's rolling make me feel there's someone massaging my feet by hand，and has it's own carry handle, A drain hose for easy draining. The foot massager are nice too. The water stays hot. It's fabulous. It's help with my aching feet & I like the hose for draining the water. No more lifting to dump it anymore, it also has wheels.

I wanted to love the massage roller foot bath, however the massage rollers were stiff which made my feet painful. I didn’t feel comfortable even though I set it at the lower strength. And the temperature control is not even。I am disappointed that it is just likes a regular foot pocket to me, not worth such high price.

So, since my mom is 85 years young…and we are both very careful about exposing ourselves to Covid-19, I have decided to make our kitchen into a private nail spa! This foot bath was the first purchase. I’ve only used it once so far. It worked great. The massagers spun…the bubbler bubbled…temperature remained in control as set. What more can you ask for. To me on of the best features is the wheels on the bottom, and easy drain plug. No lifting heavy basins of water or spilling all over. Purchase was worth it so far.

This is a solid machine. I've used it 3 times so far (once a week) and I'm definitely enjoying it. It's not a hassle to fill or empty, so using it regularly is easy. The bag of tools was a nice touch, and everything works perfectly. My feet are starting to look pretty, and they feel smooth and soft again.In case the makers are paying attention: It would be absolute perfection with two small adjustments: angle and pad the front of the machine so you can sit more comfortably. And raise the middle massager higher than the others to fit the natural arches of the foot.

Keeps water hot! Love the bubbles it’s quite compared to others. But in my opinion the massages on the bottom aren’t that comfortable.

In my lifetime I've owned 2 other "foot spas/baths" thrown away or gave away NOT worth the storage time and trouble THIS ONE IS! Water stays DEEP over your ankles - put expensive epsom salts w/essential oils etc etc in the water? Can REHEAT EASILY AND REUSE! The little foot massagers work - the infra red light has to be beneficial but at the least REHEATS the water w/in about...5-10 minutes for reuse! LOVE THIS! Broke my toe and after hobbling w/a boot on for weeks, this helped everything to feel better! Even husband enjoyed using - so great for the whole household!

I bought this after reading the plantar wart virus can't survive 110 F (43.3 C) but skin burns about 115 F (46.11 C) so temperature control was paramount. I am happy to report this foot bath maintains temperature within about 1 degree C. I spent many hours trying to get that answer but most were not quantitative.I used a digital cooking thermometer and it was within a degree of the foot bath's display. Which is actually correct since both are digital is uncertain but I did check the digital cooking thermometer with ice water and it read 0 C so at least it is accurate there.I have only used it once and the recommendation is 3 times a week for 30 minutes to get rid of plantar warts so I can't say yet if that treatment works but I CAN VERIFY this foot bath does what it claims to do.Not important but I personally find 45 degrees C incredibly HOT and am amazed anyone "chooses" a temperature that high if they don't HAVE TO (as I must).While I have not tried other functions (such as the massage rollers) the unit seems well built and I am happy with it.Added: After further research I doubt 110 degrees will kill the plantar wart virus. If it did why would you need more than one treatment? But repeated treatments cured over half the participants in one study so I am continuing it.