Foot Spa Bath Massager with Heat Bubbles and Vibration Massage and Jets, 16 OZ Calming Lavender Foot Soak Epsom Salt, MoodRelish Foot Soaker With Red Light, 22 Massage Rollers, Adjustable Temp -Purple

I will update if I have any issues. I got the pink. It’s plenty big enough for my size 11 women feet. It’s study. Took 4 trips of filling buckets to fill it up. The lavender salts it came with was a nice bonus, I plan to use my own epson salts in the future. The bubbles aren’t strong but oh so relaxing. The red light is great and isn’t hot. The vibration is strong and maybe the best part. It was quite enough but we were watching a movie. It seems to have a 10 minute timer and then shut off so you’ll have to turn those back on every so often. I filled with hot water and set the temp at the lowest (90 I think) and it got cold fairly fast i turned it to the highest heat setting (113 I think) and the temp 105 was hot and perfect. Anything past that was too hot for my taste. The rollers are okay. That’s my only complaint. I wish I paid more and got ones that moved automatically. They are super “spiked” and don’t really give any pressure. For $66 bucks I think this is extremely over priced but it was one of the few non collapsible ones and I needed something for foot pain. It seems true to description and well made and everything works well. I will keep and continue using.

I purchased this foot spa from MoodRelish in March, and it has quickly become one of my favorite self-care tools. The heat, bubbles, and vibration features work together beautifully to provide a relaxing and therapeutic experience. The red light adds a soothing spa-like touch, and the 22 massage rollers really help relieve foot tension after a long day. The temperature control is easy to adjust, and the display is clear and user-friendly. I’ve used it multiple times since purchasing and it still works like new. Highly recommend for anyone needing a bit of relaxation or foot relief at home. It’s definitely a great buy!

Best spa I have bought and I’ve been through a lot of them. Maintains water temperature and can get heat up to 118* if needed. Light weight and the salt it comes with smells great. The cost and functionality is great.

Daily Relaxation – Worth Every Penny! I bought this foot spa bath massager in March, and I’ve been using it every single day since! It has become a part of my daily self-care routine, and I absolutely love it. The adjustable heat is one of my favorite features—it warms up quickly and stays at the perfect temperature. The bubbles and vibration are so relaxing and help relieve tension after a long day. The red light adds a soothing, spa-like touch. Since I started using it regularly, I’ve noticed my feet look healthier and feel so much softer. It’s easy to use, easy to clean, and feels like such a luxury at home. If you’re thinking about getting one, don’t hesitate. This little machine is a game changer!

Editing Product Review December 14, 2025: I upgraded my review from 3 Stars to 4 Stars. I've found as I use my Foot Spa that the benefits of the water therapy are extremely helpful in reducing the pain while I heal from a trimalleolar ankle break. I'm very happy with the results I'm getting. First Review: I'm generally happy with my foot spa. Many others have criticized the rollers at the bottom not being motor-driven, but I like them the way they are; they feel terrific. The water heats up pretty quickly, and the vibration is great. The bubbles are gentle and about what I expected them to be compared to another foot bath I had, and I don't feel it runs excessively loud. Here's what I feel takes this item away from a 5 Star review: 1. The heat setting only goes up when you hit the button even though there's both an Up and a Down arrow on it, and I thought it was defective at first. The default temp is 107 which is too hot for me, so in order to change it, I have to hit the button 22 times to get it to 105, the temp I want, every time I use my foot spa. 2. Not the worst thing in the world, but the display lights up as "OF" when plugged in. I thought it was defective at first. 3. The first time I used it, I found the water didn't cover my ankles, which is important since I'm using this for therapy for a broken ankle. I was able to add more water to cover my ankles, but the water level was too high to be able to roll my feet over the rollers without some splashing out. I'll get around this by adding or removing water depending on when I'm using the rollers, or just soaking. 4. There's a big inconsistency in the water temperature, where once it reaches the temp level you've set it at, it slowly drops about 4 degrees before it turns on again. Four degrees is a fairly big difference to my feet. I've decided that the good feelings I get from my foot spa are enough to keep it. If I had to make one choice as to which inconvenience is the worst, I would say having to hit the button so many times to change the temperature to be the most annoying. Even if they could let me set the default temperature would be great.

Would love to know how this works….. but since l need to buy an adapter to plug it in here in Australia, l couldn’t use it. Annoying!!!