Ionic Foot Bath Detox Machine, Ion Foot Detox Spa for Home Use Beauty Salon Beauty SPA Club with 100 Liners, Zipper Carrying Bag | Detoxifying & Convenient

I like the product but the company doesn't give any info on how to really use it. No info on how much salt or baking soda to use. Had to do research on line.

We are very satisfied with our VnioLife Ionic Foot Bath Detox Machine! It’s become a regular part of our weekly routine, and we use it two to three times a week without fail. Each time feels so soothing and relaxing, like a mini spa experience right at home. One of the most surprising and fascinating parts is watching the water change to a brownish color, just as the product claims. It’s oddly satisfying and really makes you feel like something is happening. Whether it’s detoxifying or just helping us unwind, we’ve noticed we always feel refreshed after using it. Super easy to set up and use, and the whole process couldn’t be more convenient. It’s great to have such a comforting and effective tool that fits right into our home life. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to add a bit of relaxation and self-care into their week! PS, remember to order your salt crystals they do not come with machine, we use about half a cup per use.

This is the one my ND uses when on vacation. I will tell you what she told me: It's only negative ions, so don't take any medications before using as it will suck them right out of you, use it for 7 days and then 2-3 times a week thereafter, be sure to use real salt without additives (not epsom salts! - my mistake). Orange means it's pulling liver toxins, black means heavy metals, clear means acid. Does it work? Well, I can tell you that after a few months of just orange, I'm now getting a good deal of black. Have been using for 6 months now and the color keeps getting lighter overall. I don't get the deep orange like I did in the beginning. If nothing else, my feet are much softer and I like the relaxation aspect. I think how long an array lasts may depend on the type/quality of the water. When I am at my son's house or I use just straight tap water, the arrays don't seem to last as long. At home, I use reverse osmosis water. For myself, 20 uses per array seems to be a good number and you can buy replacement arrays in bulk, which brings the cost down. The tub does stain if you don't use the liners but I'm the only one using it so I don't care.

This product is a scam. The water turns brown all on its own without you putting your feet in. Then when you try to return it, they make you return to Staples. This was an hour away from me. Then another foot bath was sent to my home as a replacement. I never ordered a replacement.

This thing is awesome, super gross but necessary. It pulls out so much gunk from your body and the science behind this machine is pretty cool, it has a calming factor that our body normally would get from grounding times 10. Since natural grounding isn't an option with freezing cold winter, this actually provides a ton of stress relief, I can literally feel my muscles relax during the detox cycle. I've been doing it almost every day for about a month and my lymphatic system is draining more, my skin is almost 100% clear, stress levels are lower and I'm losing a bit of weight which is a huge bonus! For the price, this is a no brainer, the same detox at a salon is $40 for one treatment and you get so many more out of this machine for the money. 10/10!!