Review on Ultimate Foot Spa: Heat, Massage Rollers, Infrared Bubble Therapy, 6 Modes, Adjustable Temperature & Time. Includes Medicine Box! by Emily Mason

The idea for this sounded so great that I ordered it right away! The ground wire made me question the quality and safety - I mean water + electricity needs to be done right! (In the "Safety Information" section, point 4 says "Do not use with water" - HA?!) But - it works perfectly. There's no marking inside to show how much water to put in (as it says) so I looked just enough to reach my ankles. I needed an extension cord as the cord is very short. The plastic it's made of is surprisingly thin, which makes it easy to pick up, but also wobbles when you do. In the center is a thing called "First Aid Kit/Pedicure" that spins like massage balls. When you put your feet on it, it looks like a pumice stone, but the instructions don't tell you what else it's for! It retains the heat of the water well - I started with warm water and it stayed warm. [NOTE]: I used this on a stone kitchen floor just in case it leaks, which became difficult because everything is on wheels. So when I put the legs in, it kept rolling and spinning! Next time I'll put everything on a towel to prevent it. I've never had these so I don't have a comparison, but the power of the massage balls is decent and the bubbling water feature is quite powerful. [HEAD UP]: There's a drain valve, like a cooler or thermos - it's on the side, you open it and the water comes out so you don't have to pick everything up. and drain BUT - the water comes out at the bottom and not from the side where the valve is! So position it far enough above the sink for it to run down (see my photo). Result? I really enjoy wearing something like this on my feet but if it died I wouldn't pay $100 for another. This is a really great item to keep when not in use! I'd rather book a pedicure and get a soak and scrub somewhere where I can leave the mess behind. ** Thank you for reading my review and I hope it will be helpful! **