🛀 Ultimate Home Spa Experience: Tesinll Foot Spa Bath Massager with Heat, Bubbles, 20 Massage Rollers, Pumice Stone, Colossal Foot Rasp, and Digital Temperature Control Review

Tezinll Heated foot bath with bubble bath, 20 massage rollers and pumice stone Safely packaged - a bit like a giant plastic tub with electronics on top and rollers and pumice stone on the bottom. Very disappointing - the rollers don't move - the pumice stone doesn't move either. You have to move your legs manually. The heater does its job very well. I started with hot - VERY HOT - water - turned on the heat and the water cooled. I turned the heater up to 110 and soon it was back to 110. It…

It works but for me it's bought quality for the dollar. It comes with a file that looks like a cheese grater. I don't think I would use that on my feet! The plastic looks like a plastic tub with sharp edges. It has a pumice stone on the bottom and some rollers to rub your feet on. The heat and bubbles work, but in my opinion this is something I expect to pay less than half what they charge. I would keep looking, thanks for reading my Becky Brooks review

This is a good foot bath and it definitely feels good on your feet because the water in it stays warm. You can adjust the temperature to what is comfortable for you. Below are rollers but you have to roll your legs over them, they don't move. There is a vibration function, but it is not very strong. The bubbles are really nice to the touch, but don't put in soap that can cause suds as the bubbles can increase it. I usually just use a little bit of foot soak powder like tea tree oil. It's easy…

This is one of those foot baths that you can easily get for a $150 brand name but works even better for a lower price. This foot spa currently retails for $75 at the time of review and is worth every penny. Here are some of my favorites for this spa: - The handle makes it easy to carry when I drain the water - The heated bowl is really my favorite part. It works well and actually heats up to an amazing temperature. It's also adjustable, so you don't have to worry about it being too big or too…

I really wanted to try this foot massager but unfortunately it didn't work for me. The box came complete with no damage, massager and pumice stone. It is very easy to use and there are instructions in the box. You just have to fill it with water and I suggest filling it with warm water as the heater doesn't work very well and doesn't keep the water warm that long. After that you can connect the device and switch it on. You can select the desired temperature and then turn on the red heat…

My favorite part of any pedicure is the beginning when my feet are dipped in warm, sparkling water. This foot spa massager, like most similar home appliances, attempts to replicate spa treatments. If you just want to soak your feet, this tub is perfect. These devices are always a bit tricky to work with the heating element - too hot or too cold - and I'm not sure my feet benefit from rollers and pumice. But it's an easy way to give yourself a few minutes of relaxation without having to visit…

Over the years we've tried different types, all with heating elements, but all of them can't really HEAT the water, they're just trying to make sure it doesn't get cold as fast as without everything. This one seems about the same. You can pour hot water and like almost all, the water doesn't maintain the temperature even without the bubble function to cool it faster. He's cooling down. However, this one cools down slower than most others I've had. Even when it's set to the highest temperature…

The heating function works very well and heats the water quickly, but the bubbles and vibrations are very subtle. The rollers are not motorized, you have to rub your feet up and down by hand. There is a small grindstone in the center of the footbath that is not rough or large enough to be effective. cleans well. I can't understand the reason for the small hole with a cover under the ECU.