Save your $ and use a DollarTree tub, your own Epson salts and warm water. What a disappointment - awkward foot placement, can't remove the power cord to safely fill/empty the tub, bubbles are minimal and useless, water not deep enough, pour spout too close to water fill line... I'll be returning the unit. Surely, there are Homedics engineers who can design a true foot massager/spa/heated unit ???

i returned it since the water did not heat up.it was just lukewarm..

We’ve always had a foot soak bath and had to replace the older one. This one was rated well and we do like it a lot. I would have given 5 stars but I don’t believe that it heats the water, as in Heat Boost Power. My husband has size 15 feet and they fit.

This works well, lots of reviews mention the shower function and heat not working. You just need to pop off the water inlet filters and clean them. Works great again after that.

Size 9, could not even move my feet. The back was a sharp plastic edge, thought I was gonna cut my shin off it was so sharp. Whoever designed this junk needs to be fired. The real kicker is when I opened it, the handle looked like it was used and was literally melting off, it turned my hand blue. Shameful Bed Bath and Beyond selling used products.

I give professional pedicures and have tried several other foot baths,this one seems to work well ,especially efficient heater. I would have preferred a slightly larger bowl to accommodate larger feet!

I’m a man that wears a size 10.5 shoe. My feet barely fit inside spa. Very uncomfortable and waste of money.

Gave this to my wife for Christmas. She likes to soak her feet but it's leaking from the bottom, at the back by your heels. We put a tray under it but now it's getting so bad that the tray fills up. Don't buy this product.