👣 ForPro Universal Pedi Bath Liners - 50% Thicker - Compatible with Footsie Bath Plus, Disposable Pedicure Foot Tub Liners for Foot Spa Basins & Foot Bath Soaks, Size: 14.5” W x 12.5” L x 6” D, Pack of 100 Review

If you can afford it, just buy genuine heavy-duty liners direct from the manufacturer. The very first leaked. Judging by the rest of the curvaceous liners, I expect most of them will be phased out, which means you'll end up using 2. Some were torn and just went bad. Without saving money in the long run, people try to be as hygienic as possible. I have also attached a video on the product page.

I keep ordering because it's much cheaper than ordering branded goods. Overall I'm very happy with the pads, although I've noticed that some of them can have a small tear in each batch causing water to seep into the pedicure bath. It's ok if you use 2 earbuds instead of one. Since the bottom liner never touches the client, I use the same liner every time and every time I get a new pedicure I just put a new liner on top. So I don't think it's wasteful, it just helps hold water that may have…

I had a very serious problem with this stock of Footsie Bath Liners. I'm halfway through this stash and I probably only had five, they didn't have a hole in them. When I fill it up and put it in the FTSE tub it doesn't leak but when I finished my pedicure the liner ripped and all 40 pieces are filled with water and I have to towel dry it. I don't know how you deal with this if it could just be a bad batch but I'm afraid to order it again so I need a solution.

My first order was for a stamp. I read reviews that the quality is not that good. I hesitated to order them. I didn't even realize they were of poor quality. I've worked about a third of the way out of 100 packs and haven't come across a single cracked one. They might be a bit thinner than the originals, but if they are, the difference is so small it doesn't matter. I highly recommend them which are part of the price of a branded product.