Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #71812 in Health and Beauty
• Brand: Conair
• Model: FB12NR
• Number of items: 1

Features

• Vibrating massage, bubbles, heat, and water jet bathe, warm, relax tired feet
• Loofah pads, pumice, and brush attachments smooth, clean skin
• Optional rollers fit in bath's bottom for stimulating soles
• Bottom heats to keep water warm (will not heat cold water)
• 17-1/2 by 15-3/4 by 8 inches; about 3-1/2 inches deep

Amazon.com Review
After a wearying day or a long jog, this versatile footbath offers three options (vibration and heat; vibration, heat, and bubbles; or vibration, heat, bubbles, and water-jet action) to soothe tired feet. As if that were not relief enough, the accessories offer even more options. Two rollers snap into the bottom to massage soles with or without water in the bath. A round pumice, a round brush, and a disk massager with bumps can be snapped onto a post in the bath's divider and activated to a spinning motion by applying foot pressure. Finally, atop the green, translucent splashguard are two loofa pads to rub against feet. Made of plastic, sitting securely on rubber feet, and providing wraparound power cord storage, the foot bath measures 17-1/2 by 15-3/4 by 8 inches and is about 3-1/2 inches deep. --Fred Brack

Customer Reviews

Weak, Loud, and Overpriced
I requested and received this foot spa as a Christmas gift a year ago. Conair makes it sound like heaven! Not even close. The heat mechanism doesn't keep the water warm, it is LOUD (I have to turn the TV up insanely loud just to hear it). Now I didn't expect it to be super quiet, but I did expect to be able to hear the TV at a normal level. After only a few uses, the jets stopped working. The vibration and bubbles are great and still work fine (vibrating and bubbling lukewarm water), but that's about it. The little "hanger" thing they expect you to store your pedicure attachments on is a JOKE. It kept falling off so I just threw it away after about a week of driving myself crazy with it. And because of that, I have now lost all the attachments that came with it. This unit is terribly over priced. I don't even use it anymore. I use a regular motionless foot tub (one I got from the hospital actually) and it does just as good. Save your money!

Can't quite relax...
I've always loved a hot tub of water to soak my feet at the end of a long day, and thought that adding some whirling jets and vibration could only add to the luxurious experience. Well, the time honored "simple is better" adage holds true here too. The item is big and bulky and by the time it has the water in it, it's heavy too. The basin doesn't seem deep enough, as my ankles stay dry (ankles need love too!). Also, the cord on the machine is relatively short considering you want to be sitting in a comfy chair at the same time. So you either need to hope your furniture is situated near an outlet, or drag out an extension cord. But MOST IMPORTANTLY, my biggest issue is the noise. Now, I didn't expect total silence from a vibrating machine, but this thing is LOUD...and I have a really hard time unwinding when I'm listening to an incessant and loud hum. Also, the water really doesn't stay very warm. Overall, I would recommend sticking with the tried and true plastic tub of (motionless) water.

Victoria
I've now had 2 Conair foot baths and both of them broke down on me and, therefore I'm looking for a reliable brand of foot bath. I loved the jets on this machine but the vibration element quit working and since you cannot actually reach the controls (you just press a bottom and the actual control is under the plastic housing meaning one cannot investigate the problem unless you take the whole machine apart)there is no way for me to fix it and not worth cost of a repair person. Plus, it would be nice if there was a heater so the water doesn't go cold. The loofas atop the machine are worthless. I will not buy another Conair product!