White Inomata Pearl 👣 Foot Detox Massage Spa Basin Review

I've been using the large foot bath bowl for a few months (plantar pain and I find it relaxing) but it was uncomfortable as my feet couldn't fit in and kept spilling Water. So I got on Revain and found this bucket. At first I was annoyed by the price ($20 a bucket?!) but after reading the reviews I thought I could at least order it and return it if it wasn't strong or good enough and I could easily return it. As soon as I unpacked it, I knew it was perfect. It's deep enough that I can walk from

I was really hesitant to spend twenty five dollars on this product as I mainly want it for ice foot baths in the summer to keep it cool and have a three - Dollar Dish Basket used for the same purpose. Then I realized the downside of the dish rack's low sides when I started to see mold growing on the carpet under my use and bought it straight away and mold cleaned on the go. I wasn't paying for just a piece of plastic anymore, I wasn't buying mold problems in the future. Compared to the regular…

Honestly I bought this because it was the only one I could find. I've used storage bins and this type before but I'm very glad I bought this one. It has a deep strong grip, is easy to carry around without spilling and is of a very high quality. I doubt the handle will break. I soak for 30 minutes and it stays hot the whole time. I add 1 cup Epsom salt. If you soak Epsom salt, you must soak it for at least 12 minutes for transdermal absorption of manganese sulfate to occur. In case you don't…

Wow, this stuff fits my height for a 12.5 foot man! The handle is strong and will not bend under the weight of the water when carried. Good quality. I didn't need directions but everything was in Japanese. which was really cool. Interesting. If using this, use the water as hot as you can handle and add 1 cup Epsom salt to the water. Epsom salt (natural pure mineral compound called magnesium sulfate) is a salt that contains magnesium, sulfur and oxygen. Soak for 30 minutes. Epsom salt draws…

I really doubt it's worth spending twenty-five bucks on this product as I mainly want it for ice foot baths in the summer to keep it cool and used a three-dollar dish basket for the same purpose. I then realized the downside of the dish rack's low sides when I noticed mold growing on the carpeting under my use and bought it immediately and cleaned any mold on the go. I wasn't paying for just a piece of plastic anymore, I wasn't buying mold problems in the future. Compared to the regular old…