🛁 Optimal Foot Soaking Tray for Home Pedicure - Enhanced for Toe and Nail Care Review

I bought this item because the description said only needed a cup of liquid, no case. I have to wedge the tray to get the right angle, which adds to the discomfort. Please correct the product description to match the directions calling for 2-2 1/2 cups of liquid. Many Thanks.

I like it enough, although it would be better if it was a little deeper and the plastic was a little more durable. But here, too, the price can rise too much. This is not Chinese junk, to be clear. I have back and mobility issues and can't carry large pots filled with water, soaking buckets etc to soak my unsightly toenails so this toe tray is the perfect solution for me. The directions say to pour 2.5 cups of water, but mine holds 4 cups to the brim without spilling. I rolled the edge of the…

Unfortunately, the splint forces you to place your foot at an uncomfortable angle, dipping your toes in water. It is very difficult to sit and hold a position. After using this item for many days, I realized I should have bought a paint roller tray instead.

I wanted something that was easy to use and didn't require a lot of water in the bowl. It would be difficult for me to keep my toes covered if I didn't have a lot of water in the container. Great to have your feet on the ridge and your toes in the liquid.

Great idea. I used to roll up a rag and knock over the sink with it when I wanted to get my toes wet. This solves this problem. Unlike other reviewers, I have no problem with this being impractical. It takes more than a cup of liquid to cover my toes, but a lot less than what I used with the sink. Perfect for my needs.

I was hoping to find something to make the soak more comfortable and use the least amount of product. This tray really doesn't do either. The "pool" area is shallow and wide and my expensive swim is wasted. The tray does not tilt. The heels adjust in the raised position, increasing pressure on the arches and ankles, making soaking uncomfortable after a short while. I do not recommend.

I quite like it, although it would be better if it was deeper and the plastic was stronger. But here, too, the price can rise too much. This is not a piece of Chinese trash, to be clear. I have back and mobility issues and can't carry large pots filled with water, soaking buckets etc to soak my unsightly toenails so this toe tray is the perfect solution for me. The directions say to pour 2.5 cups of water, but mine holds 4 cups to the brim without spilling. I rolled the edge of the bath rug…

This is a hard plastic to create a non-slip heel area. The main downside is that there's no easy way to pour or drain the dish once you're done. You pick it up and, due to the design, squirt water as you move. I really expected a little more for the price. But if you have to soak all your toes, make a mess.