VIVIYA Collapsible Foot Bath Spa with heat and Massage Rollers, Foldable Foot Soak Tub with Bubbles Jets and LED light, Pedicure Foot Spa Massager with Foot Scrubber for Home Use (Pink)

Love my new little jacuzzi for my feet! I appreciate that they made it so attractive and cute, compared to other models out there. Pops up and down easily for storage, and dries quickly. I chose this not only because it was pretty in pink but the other model(s) I considered appeared to have the bubbles concentrated in the center while this unit has bubbles distributed on the left and right. And if you put the bottoms of your feet more towards the center you do get a nice gentle massage from the bubbles. Towards the end of my foot bath treatment my feet do begin to 'tingle' a bit due to the nice warmth; this is NOT a cheap, under-performing, lukewarm disappointment. I am very happy with my purchase and highly recommend!

I really love this collapsable foot spa with heater. I've had it for 5 months now. I have used it at least every other week. I should have bought one years ago. I like that it collapses and fits under a dresser. Even with it collapsed, I am able to store some essential spa products inside it. The cord wraps around the bottom and I slip the plug inside as well. It's really well designed. There is a protected switch on the outside (in case your hands are wet). With it on it keeps the water at just the right temp. I like it pretty hot. The vibration is also really lovely. It's so nice you might be tempted to overdo it the first time you use it. Honestly, my feet have never been nicer and I stopped spending money getting pedicures. And I'm not embarrassed to get foot rubs. Ha ha. To uncollapse it I stick my foot in it and pull up on the sides. To collapse it I just push down on the sides. It's easy to rinse out and the two little foot rollers are easy to pop on and off. This and a few other products have really been a godsend for my poor feet. I developed a bit of a hoof last year after I seriously burnt my feet on the hot teak deck of a boat. I had been running around barefoot or in flip flops for a few months so I initially didn't feel how hot the deck was. I think I had some serious blistering going on under my calluses. It was bad. I was really afraid my feet would never be the same again. (It was so bad I was icing my feet on a frozen chicken after every excursion to shore). Anyway, my whole foot was calloused - about 1/4 inch or more on the heals and the ball of the foot, I kid you not. I pretty much have my baby feet back now (my right foot still tends to get dry faster for some reason). Here is my routine and tools: 1. I put on my favorite show to watch. Gather my tools (collapsable foot spa tub with water, callus remover gel, grater, pumice, towels, wet cloth, clippers, lotion, fluffy socks). I do this routine no more than once a week, usually on a Sunday night. 2. 10 min Soak: I soak both feet in really warm water for about 10 minutes (sometimes I add epsom salt). 3. Callus Remover Gel: Then I take one foot out, dry it and add the Extra-Strength Callus Remover all over the callused and dry parts and let it sit for 5 minutes. As I am putting it on I can already start to feel some dry skin balling up. (My right foot is worse then the left so I let that one continue to soak while I am working on the right foot.). The gel is a bit runny and slides around so I use the opportunity to rub it around with my hands and it seems to kind of soak in a bit. I usually add a little more so that my foot is shiny wet with it while it sits for 5 minutes. 4. My hands: I don't use gloves because I like to exfoliate my hands while I'm at it. I do however rinse my hands off after spreading the gel on my foot. 5. Foot Exfoliation: After about five minutes I use my Colossal Foot Rasp (or what I call my cheese grater) to gently remove all the callous that will easily come off. (You will be surprised at how much will come off. And don't go crazy and over due the scraping the first time). 6. To finish it off, I gently buff my foot a bit with a pumice to ensure it is smooth. I find this is also a good time to clip and trim. Then I rinse and dry my foot and apply a little lotion or vaseline and a fuzzy sock. 7. Repeat the process for the other foot.

This perfect little salon foot spa is so relaxing! I prefer to start with lukewarm water while it heats it up so it can get warm faster. But there isn’t a setting to turn the water down when it gets too hot so you just have to be mindful of the water but overall it gets really warm and the bubbles are very relaxing and soothing. Worth the money!

VERY NICE LIKE A MINI TUB FOR THE FEET. WHERE HAS THIS BEEN ALL MY LIFE AND WHY DIDN'T I BUY THIS SOONER?? SO PRETTY VERY PINK. USE WARM WATER FOR FASTER HEAT. LOVE THE BUBBLING LIKE GETTING A PEDICURE. I SIT TOO LONG THOUGH. FIRST TIME I USED THIS I FELL ASLEEP.

I ordered this foot bath spa to practice pedicures. The foot spa is great! You can store it with no issues because it’s compact. The foot spa is so cute and girly. The instructions are easy to follow and the noise level is minimum. The water heating function works well. The water will heat up and stay heated. If it ever gets too hot I just turn it off. Overall, great purchase and best value for money.

I love this one! Very pretty, sturdy and heats up quickly. I would buy again.

I hate to say it but- If you don’t like the hard massage nodules inside - this may not be for you. I tried to love it and wanted to love it…maybe my feet are too sensitive…but it actually hurt after a bit because of the hard massage bumps in there for massage. I’ll be sending it back and opting for something without the massage bumps in it. I really just need the warmth and bubbles… Then! I receive another order that I DID NOT ASK FOR…had to go and take it back… more time spent on something I didn’t initiate. They could take between 14-30 days to refund my $ (good thing I’m not desperately in need of it)….now I’m changing it from 3 to - stars for the unnecessary inconvenience.

Overall, this is nice. It's a bit small width wise. My only main concern is the heating area can get extremely hot, so watch the sides of your feet from touching that area.