HoMedics FM-CR Foot Pleaser Foot Massager
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Product Reviews of HoMedics FM-CR Foot Pleaser Foot Massager
Product Review: Disappointed
Summary: 1 Stars
I'm a pediatric nurse and am on my feet for 12 plus hours. I purchased this machine to soothe my poor aching feet. I opened the package with great expectations. Unfortunately, I was very disappointed. If even the smallest pressure is put on the machine, it wimps out....no massage, no nothing! I have had much better foot rubs with the manual kind! This machine is a total waste of money in my opinion. I used it twice and it did nothing for my aching feet. You'd be better off spending the money on a reflexologist. Seriously!Product Review: Do not buy.
Summary: 1 Stars
I read all the user said before order one. Sorry the unit (over heat motor)just stop running after two week.Product Review: Does and EXCELLENT job
Summary: 5 Stars
I recently bought this product from a home store, they have redesigned it some and it looks nicer than the one shown here. It takes a little creative positioning to get all the areas on your feet but it works GREAT when you get it right. They say to only use it while sitting in a chair, I however use it while laying in my bed with a pillow under my ankles and my feet on the massager. That way I am able to get other areas besides just the bottom of my feet. I have paid tons of money for foot massages and am often dissapointed, with this device I am am able to work out the stress rigth where I need to, the rolling balls get in very deep and you adjust the pressure accordingly. I have run my unit for 45 minutes or more at a time with the Heat on with no issue. I love this product so much I am planning on getting a 2nd one for my office.Product Review: Does the trick
Summary: 4 Stars
Simple. Didn't want to deal with having to refill water, etc., just wanted some foot rubbin'. I find that sometimes from its motion my feet slide around a little, but I pretty much can usually find a way to make it work to get those hard-to-reach-spots.
*** Following up 4 years later (2009): Am throwing it out now during a routine cleaning having only used it a few times. The product seems fine but I'm not sure who would keep this kind of thing around in one spot. Just big enough it takes up space and is a pain to lug in and out. Guess I don't have a great enough need for it anymore.]
Product Review: EDIT: Stopped working after 7 months
Summary: 3 Stars
I'm not sure if I have a different model from the other reviewers, but this foot massager sure is loud. It makes a grinding sound that, at least, drowns out the motor of my desktop fountain. Like other reviews say, I don't feel the heat and my feet slide off the rollers when I use socks, as recommended. I've only had it two days, so don't know how long it will last. Still, at $40, it's cheaper than a masseuse.
EDIT: After 7 months, it died. I used it pretty infrequently (once a week or so), and am dropping my rating to two stars.