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

My legs are flatter. My feet often hurt after wearing them for a long time and I have some toenail problems that require a good foot bath. I was hoping it would be just the right fit, especially since it's supposed to fit my 12ft height. I was disappointed on several levels. I received an opened box but nothing was damaged or missing. I don't know if it was a return or not. I had to laugh at the instructions (pictured) as they immediately warn not to use with water. I thought I misunderstood when I ordered this, but later the limited instructions say to add water (pictured). The rating is based on the fact that what I didn't like outweighed what I liked. What I liked: It has wheels, which is handy for those who can't carry it around with a handle that lifts even after you add water. The wheels are also in the way, but I'll get to that later. The massage effect was very pleasant and very calming. maybe not too hot for someone else). There is a remote control to turn on/off, heating, massage and blowing. It has bubble action. I may add hated Epsom salts etc from time to time: Being tall (6ft 2in) I couldn't put my feet on the unit and sit back comfortably in my chair. This resulted in my feet pushing forward into the tub and pinching my toes. ended up having to put a small towel on the open back end of the tub as the edge is quite sharp (plastic) and it really hurt (felt like it was cutting into) the backs of my calves. If you fully submerge your feet in the device's tub, I assure you, you're going to need some sort of padding there. Only one side of the tub is open. Because of this, it is quite difficult for a person with large legs to get in and out of the bathtub. I had to move my legs and the tub a bit to get both legs in and out and I don't want to soak/massage/walk 1 foot at a time which is still hard to get 1 of my legs in and the weight of it The water helps somewhat, but the wheels still allow the device to roll easily while you use the device. I put him on the carpet and a towel, which helped a little to keep him from moving. The remote wasn't the best at getting the device to do what I pressed the buttons for. The buttons on the top of the device are difficult to reach when operating the device, making a remote control almost mandatory. The unit has a drain plug on the side and I couldn't find anything in the instructions except that it was on the bottom and on the side. I finally figured out that you have to pull the square piece of plastic up and out to make it tip over and open the drain. Even after draining, you need to lean the unit to the side and against the drain plug to drain the water completely. I see that drain plug breaks fairly easily. Unless I'm sitting on the edge of a chair and my legs are almost at a right angle at the knees, my legs and feet won't fit comfortably into the tub and stay there. As a result, I cannot sit comfortably when using this device. When I do a foot bath/foot massage, I want to be able to relax and sit while I do it. The cord was only about 5-6 feet long and I had to get an extension cord if I didn't want to move the chair. vicinity.