Revitalize & Rejuvenate with our Large Foot Soaking Bath Basin - A Spa-Like Water Therapy for Feet, Featuring Acupoint Massage and Dead Skin Exfoliation (Black) Review

I once had a heated foot spa. To be honest I didn't use it very much because it was difficult to clean and it took a long time to set up and put away after use. When that bathtub broke, I didn't even really regret it. Since then I have been using the multifunctional plastic tub to soak my feet but also for other purposes such as washing my sneakers. But this foot bath is so much better! First off, it's nice to have a container that's just for soaking my feet but is easy to maintain, just like…

Purple is always a little more purple than the picture. I like this bath because it doesn't split my legs in two. So far, so good. Its worth it.

I usually use a plastic bowl to soak my aching feet. The problem is that it's not that deep, very flexible and difficult to wear, and a bit small for my US size 13ft! I saw this in white on my Vine list and thought I'd give it a try. As a Revain Vine reviewer, I can order new products for the market for free in exchange for an honest review. The equipment of this foot bath is specially tailored to its intended use. First, it is a rigid polypropylene plastic. When it is filled with water, it…

This is quite a strong footbath. I filled it with water, carried it from the bathroom to the living room with both hands, and the bathtub didn't sag. I measured the depth of the pool 5-7/8 inches; When filled with water it is deep enough to wet my feet and ankles. I measured the length of the inside of the tub which is 11 inches at its longest length. There are several bumps on the bottom of the tub; but my legs don't feel massaged when resting on these bumps. One of the downsides of these…

I had no idea they had stuff like this. I used a dish pan and really didn't like it very much so I only used it once or twice. It was too big and used more water. This basin is smaller and therefore easier to fill and empty. I wear flip flops because my feet are hot and even after a bath my feet look dirty in places like the back of the heels etc. So I have to use a pumice stone. There's a rock and I don't always have time to play with it in the shower. Now that I have the time I can just run…

If you're looking for a simple foot spa that does exactly what it's supposed to do, holds water so you can dip your feet in it, then this is absolutely perfect. This is a durable plastic tub with cute leg patterns on the bottom. The patterns have small bulges designed to massage your feet as you soak. The tub is very basic but absolutely perfect for soaking your feet if you don't want to deal with any of the complicated and heavy electrical types. This you simply fill with warm water, dip your…

This is a foot bath as expected. The inside dimensions are perhaps the critical dimensions. The length is about 11 inches, the width is about 10 inches, and the inside height is about 6 inches. The height should be more than sufficient for a foot bath. The length may be tight if your foot length is 11 inches or more. I wear a men's size 8.5, the foot length is about 10 inches and my feet fit comfortably in the tub. A few scratches are visible on the upper edge of the tub. This is probably…

Bought for myself but my legs are too long. If your foot is men's size 12 or under, you should be fine. My wife likes to use it very much.

foot bath bath I'm a fan of this bath. It arrived safely with no damage. It didn't give off any strange odors or chemical smells. I'm 6.5-7 feet tall and my feet fit in this pool with plenty of room! The depth is great and covers more than just your feet to the ankle so you can add things like bubble bath and whatnot. I like to add Epsom salts and other oils to the bath when I use it. I like the design. It has a slight curve at the bottom that helps massage feet while soaking. The sink has a…