TimeRelish Foot Spa Bath Massager with Heat Bubbles and Massage and Jets, Pedicure Foot Spa Tub for Soaking Feet, Collapsible Foot Spa Bath Bucket with 16OZ Foot Soak Tub Lavender Epsom Salt – Purple

I liked that it keeps the water heated. And I enjoyed the bubbles. I was disappointed that the rollers didn’t roll automatically. I wasnt paying attention when I ordered originally so I didnt realize there was such a significant price difference in the two colors. I would have never ordered the purple which is more. For the price point of the purple one Ive seen better, motorized options.

This foot spa is very nice. It comes collapsed and it is easy to expand to use. It is very light, until you add water of course. Foot spa is easy and simple to operate and comfortable to use. There are three heat options and you can use it with or without the spa bubbles. Remote is removable from its slot and simple to operate, the only thing I don’t like is that it doesn’t sit securely in its spot, it would be better if it popped or snapped in and out. The inclusion of the pumice stone is nice and it works great, I found that it worked better using it by hand.

I recently got rid of my clunky foot bath, which took up SO much room. The tub on this foot massager is way deeper than any I have seen. The heating works amazing and you get to control it all without having to bend down. The massaging features are strong enough to actually make a difference, unlike some others I have tested. Comes with a wonderful package of lavender Epsom salt (16 ounces) that leaves you with happy feet. While the water stays hot once it reaches temperature, I use hot water to begin with because heating it takes a while. This comes packaged beautifully in a little case with a handle ideal for storage or transport. Absolutely recommend it for yourself or as a gift. Super cute design, too!

Been awhile since I had a pedicure this good. This foot soak works wonderfully! It made doing a pedicure so much easier by softening skin more than any pedicure Ive ever had, which is a godsend for someone with a bad neck and/or aches and pains like me. More time soaking and less time working. Cuticles pushed back easily and so much dead skin came off. Shockingly good! Best of all is how soft my feet look and feel.

It’s always a good idea to have a foot bath. Four and a half stars since I was expecting the massager portion to be automated and the fact that I have to move my feet for the massage is just, meh. Especially when trying not to slosh water around. And because I think that it could be constructed better, but all in all this is a great tub and I’d highly recommend it.

Works great. My girls love this thing so far, doing little manipedi at home. The collapsible function of this works great and makes it easy to store, and is thick enough to put in the epsom salts with it in storage in the folded state.

ThisTime Relish foot bath is powerful. The heating element is really effective – possibly too effective. On my first use, I started with hot water and it soon was too hot for me, even on low! I realized that the low setting heats it to 105 °F, which is the upper limit for most spas. So, for my second use, I started with lukewarm water and had a longer soak before it became too hot. And it was still just as hot with the bubbles on – I would expect those to have a cooling effect, but I guess the thermostat keeps the temperature up. I think cycling on/off may be the best option. I’m glad that it keeps the water warm, but I wish the low setting was around 95-100 °F. The spa bubbles are fun but don’t have the massage capability of jets in a full-size spa. The air pump is also a little loud – it worked fine for using this foot spa while watching a Korean drama with subtitles, but it wouldn’t be so great if I needed to understand what people were saying. You do have the option to turn on the heat only and not the bubbles (though not the other way around). The tub collapses and takes up much less space than it would without this feature! It’s a little stiff, but not too difficult to open and close. The roller massager wheels are manual and don’t spin automatically. The tub fit both my US women’s size 9 feet and my husband’s men’s size 12 feet, although he had much less space to move his feet back and forth on the rollers. The included pumice stone is handy. The electric cord is 6’ long and comes out of the toe end of the foot bath, which made it a little tricky for us to reach a power outlet. A slightly longer cord would have been handy given our home layout. The included lavender bath salts are pretty strongly scented and also purple dyed, but they don’t seem to stain the bath or my feet. I’m glad that this includes bath salts because many spa foot baths don’t recommend using them (I suppose because of the potential for blocking the bubbles?), and they are one of my favorite things about using a foot spa. Finally, the foot bath is not UL listed, but it is ETL listed, which is very similar.

This was a pleasant surprise!

Where do I begin? I have dry heels. This is awesome for it. I have bad circulation, this has honestly helped with it. My only regret buying this is the fact that I should have bought it sooner.

No need to repeat what’s already been said. It’s a decent foot spa for the price point. The heat feature is super nice so you don’t have to chill literally trying to relax in cold water.