Kendal All in one foot spa bath massager safest with heat, HF vibration, O2 bubbles red light FB10GN

I love this foot spa. My first use relaxed me so much I fell asleep with my feet in! After a 30 minute nap with all the settings on, my feet weren't cooked like some of the other reviewers say. If you're someone sensitive to hot water, unfortunately this bath doesn't have separate heat control so you can only use the vibration setting. For me, the temperature was just fine, though I do wish each setting was controlled individually. Overall the spa works great , and I love the stimulating knobs at the bottom that massage my soles. I also like that the rollers are removable. They're good if your feet are really sore but they raise the tops of my feet out of the water so I only use them for a minute or two.

So far so good. I have been using this foot bath with epsom salt every night for about one week. It's very relaxing. Because of the epsom salt, my feet are super soft. The bubbles make me feel like I am at a jacuzzi. I love massages but I am not a fan of the massager. Therefore, I don't use it. The only complaint I have is the water gets super hot. I wish there was a way to adjust the heat. I prefer to have the bubbles on, but when it gets too hot, I am forced to turn off the foot bath. Wait for the water to cool, then I turn the foot bath back on. If there was an adjustable heat setting (low, med, hi), then I would give it five stars.

I looked at a lot of these and I liked the reviews for this one the best. Very easy to use and I was pleasantly surprised I even liked the roller bars. Really stimulated my feet and they felt tingly afterwards. Just bought a second one for my daughter.

Overall, the device itself comes with quite a few settings when you add the water. I obviously went for the all out setting with bubbles, heat, and vibration. I have never used one of these devices before and ordered it to help relax myself before bed. I also refer to it as my mini hot tub. They encourage you to use warmer water to make it more "energy efficient." Just keep in mind, this mini hot tub, does not stop getting warmer. So, the warmer the water the hotter it's going to continue to get. Resulting in less time you can soak your feet because the water turns into liquid magma. I would highly agree, the heat delivery is there but, you can't really control the temperature. You will need to switch it to the non-heating mode to calm the volcano down.

The temperature and ease of use are great and this would be a terrific product except that the place where you put your feet has very hard rollers that are painful. If there was a gentler roller or even no roller, it would be great.

I purchased this foot bath for my cousin who is disabled and not able to wash his feet. He loved it. The temperature got too warm for him. I was careful about the water I put in making sure it was tepid but it eventually got too hot. I also couldn’t fill the bath up to the maximum line. It bubbled over the top. Now that I figured all of this out I would definitely recommend this foot bath.

Definitely should have bought this sooner! It works great and makes such a difference .... now I have happy feet! 😊

I LOVED using this… while it lasted. Took great care of it, cleaned it after every use. The bubble feature stopped working on one side after a few months 👎🏻

It gets really hot too fast so I just switch it to vibration + light when it reaches the temperature I want to maintain. I wish it was bubbles+light instead coz the vibration isn’t great I can barely feel it. The bubbles are really nice. A heat temperature control would be even better. But those are my only complaint - temperature control and vibrations too weak. I like the massaging rollers for acupressure. To be fair the high heat is nice because it has a sauna effect

It worked as described but was not comfortable for my husband who has large feet. I would not recommend for any big guys out there. We returned item with no hassles.

Amzing because it helps muscle oain and calms the nerves and relaxes the body

The food bath is good, but not exceptional. The water stays comfortably heated which is nice. I feel that the cost is high for the machine. It would be nice if the bubble feature was on all settings. The massage rollers become uncomfortable and tiresome to use. My feet do feel good when I finish using it.

My 17 year old Dr Scholl's foot bath stopped working so I wanted a replacement.They don't make that one any more, so I thought this might be a good replacement: wow, I was so wrong.First off, the user manual.This has got to be one of the worst written user manual I have ever read for any product.There are many spelling errors, grammar errors and some incomprehensible words and phrases.Two.I started by pouring water in the foot bath with a comfortable temperature of 98°F (36.7°C).The heat function gets the water much too hot, 107.6°F (42.1°C); this is unbearable for me after about 7 minutes of using either the HBVL or the HB settings.It felt like my feet were being cooked.I had to keep adding cold water to keep the water temperature to a bearable level: this is unacceptable.This foot bath should have a heat control setting to keep the water temperature at or below 102°F (38.9°C), fully tested for keeping the temperature at or below that value but higher than 95°F (35°C): better yet, an accurate user controlled heat setting should be part of the features - that would make it a far superior foot bath.In my opinion, the VL setting is pointless without the bubbles.Lack of heat control is just poor engineering.There is no explanation of the actual nature of the red lights or its purpose: is it simply just a red light or is it a far infra red (FIR) emitting light?One more thing: the manual mentions drain spouts - they do not exist on this foot bath.Three.The only good feature of this product is the full length air bubbler, which is what all foot baths should have.The rollers are pointless: air bubbling is all that's needed.FourI dislike having to return any purchases.In my opinion, this foot bath is dangerous if used for more than 10 minutes starting with hot water - my feet felt painful even hours after using.I had better expectations for this foot bath, after reading the marketing text: so disappointed.I will not be returning it, as I did an even lesser useful one, since I've learned to control the water temperature by shutting down for a few minutes, adding a bit of cold water to get the temperature down to 98°F (36.7°C).I may have to pay more money for a more satisfactory foot bath, however, Amazon does not seem to have a suitable one that would satisfy me at a reasonable price.