Customer Reviews

WaterPik FS-015 Pedicure Foot Spa

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Having read reviews of other foot spas but never having tried one, I was skeptical because people had a lot of unexpected complaints. You'd have to be pretty picky to find anything wrong with this, though. I sat studying for at least half an hour and the water stayed warm, and the vibration is just right for a longer soak. The pumice stone and foot rests for giving yourself a pedicure are handy, too. All that and it's one of the cheaper models, I'm sold. =)

I have been having increasing problems with the heels of my feet, and this has been, by far, the best relief for pain. It wasn't too loud, it didn't spalsh anywhere, and I loved all the settings. I would definitely recommend this product!!

I bought this for my 20 yr. old daughter who is on her feet all day long with her job and she absolutely LOVES IT!!! Not only do her sore feet feel better but they are so smooth & soft and they never looked so good. And you can't beat the price! What my daughter likes is that you can give yourself a quick foot massage without filling it up with water if you want...but adding the hot water sure makes it even more soothing...and for an even more soothing effect adding bath salts. If you're looking for a good foot massager & pedicure...look no more! This is the one for you!

This foot bath is great for me because I walk atleast several miles a day as a college student. It's nice to just sit down and have my feet in this bubbly massage bath while I read my art history readings. You can put aromatherapy beads in the water to make it even more sensual. Really great for the low price

Conveniently, the loofah and rubber footpads are interchangable. There are three settings that are all very soothing for the feet, whether you add water or use it without water. The only drawback is that the machine isn't self-heating -- you have to add hot water to the basin if you want a warm soak.

I got this item for my wife as she was complaining of pain in the heels. This pedicure/manicure footspa seemed to really work for her. Its dry/wet settings are great. Good product.

I have used my Foot Spa twice now - I should say this is the first one I have purchased, but I usually go twice a month for a pedicure - My only complaint is the bubbles are too loud to watch TV with, but the massage function feels better than the bubbles anyway and is much quieter. I like the removable foot pads - I like the loofah one. All-in-all I am enjoying my new foot spa.

My mother was very happy with it.
She uses it all the time since she has problems with her feet.
The price is very good so I will recommend it.
Only downside is that it may be a bit messy.

Good product. Definitely agree with customer who wrote that the bubbles quit working. Mine have only worked once of the two times I have used it. The bubble function also causes the water temp to decrease more quickly. It is a good foot bath for the price. Despite the non-functioning bubbles, I really like it. Good luck.

I purchased this product for the purpose of providing warm bubbles for my feet and the ability to add the foot soaking products of my choice. This WaterPik Foot Spa delivered both, just as it claimed. It was easy to use, once I figured it out. The instructions leave a lot to be desired. It says, for instance, to "add bath bead, bath salts or crystals or essential oil to the aromatherapy well." But no place on the instructions does it tell you where or what the well is on the contraption or exactly how to put the stuff in it. I ended up just putting the crystals in the water itself and it seemed to work okay. I figured out where the well is, but not exactly how to go about filling it, how much to put in, etc. Other than the instructions though, I think it is a very good product for the money. The only other small complaint I have is that I could never quite let my feet rest on the bottom of the spa because it was too hot for me. Someone else might like it, but I just sort of held my feet suspended in the water and let the bubbles rush around my feet, which was probably a better way to treat my entire foot anyway. All in all I was very satisfied with it, with only those two small exceptions.