Dr. Scholl's DR6624 Toe-Touch Foot Spa with Bubbles and Massage
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Our Price: $70.00 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Category: Health Care See more product details |
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Product Reviews of Dr. Scholl's DR6624 Toe-Touch Foot Spa with Bubbles and Massage
Product Review: FOOT SPA
Summary: 2 Stars
This products is good to use but not as good as what I expected.
water temprature kept too softly, I need to add in more hot water
during the foot spa.
Product Review: Good for price. Not spa-level though.
Summary: 4 Stars
This Foot Spa is very reasonably priced and does what it says: it keeps water warm, it produces bubbles and it has a vibrating massage. The shape and size make it easy to use whilst watching TV or surfing the net (yes, I surf while I spa).
That being said, it is rather loud (so you can't watch a serious TV drama, etc, with the full bubble setting) and the vibrating massage is very basic. The attachments are not comfortable.
Ultimately it's really quite cheap and if you just like a good soak then it's fine. If you're looking for the same experience as at an expensive salon, this isn't for you.
Product Review: No more $20 Pedicures!!
Summary: 5 Stars
I am very happy with my purchase. It is great for soajing my feet and I love that there is the option for air bubbles that really feels great on my feet. I bought it to save money on pedicures and I believe that I made the right investment.Product Review: Great foot bath
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a great foot bath that does exactly what it is supposed to. The heater keeps the water as warm as you put it in, but it won't heat it up more than that, just as it is advertised. The bubbles are nice, although a bit loud. But you can still watch TV with it on. Altogether a great product, especially for the price.Product Review: Much too small for adult feet, arthritic feet
Summary: 3 Stars
Works fine, but only if your feet are fairly small and supple. Bought it for my 86-year-old mother who really needs good footcare (diabetic, arthritic). She has difficulty bending her feet to fit into it. Also, the "textured" bumps that stick up into the soles hurt her feet, so we had to put a washcloth under each foot to relieve the pain. We're going back to the plain old rectangular basin.