Multifunctionele gemotoriseerde voetbadspa en massager

• Targets Aching Pains & Acupuncture Points
• Reflexology foot rollers to knead key pressure points, while gentle vibrations combined with the bubbling water to relieve overworked muscles, tendons and ligaments to bring tired feet back to life.
  

• Motorised massaging feet rollers
• Adjustable time & Temperature settings
• Digital LCD Display with button controls
• Includes 3 pedicure accessories: Basic massager, Pumice stone, Brush
• Relaxing bubble function
• 10 hydrotherapy jets on each side of the unit - 20 jets in total
• 450W Water heater - Water can be heated to between 35° and 50°.
• Infrared LEDs
• Inner depth:16cm - Water capacity (highest water-level) 8.3L
• Lift-Up Handle design

Pamper and re-energise weary feet by treating them to the indulgent Multi-Functional Foot Spa Bath and massager. The soothing, multifunctional foot spa uses motorized reflexology foot rollers to knead key pressure points, while gentle vibrations combined with the bubbling heated water relieve overworked muscles, tendons and ligaments to bring tired feet back to life.

Model: FTBH7

• Multi-Functional Foot Spa Bath Unit
• Includes three pedicure accessories: Massager, Pumice stone and Brush.

1. Is a foot spa good for your feet?
Yes, using a foot spa can be highly beneficial for your feet.
Regular use can help:

Improve circulation: The warm water and massaging action can boost blood flow to your feet, which can reduce swelling and promote healing.

Relax muscles: A foot spa can ease tension in the feet and lower legs, making it a great remedy for muscle soreness after long periods of standing or walking.

Exfoliate the skin: Soaking your feet in warm water can soften the skin, helping to remove dead skin cells, calluses, and promote softer, healthier skin.

Reduce stress: The combination of warmth, massage, and relaxation can reduce stress and anxiety, promoting overall mental well-being.

2. Are home foot spas any good?
Yes, home foot spas can be highly effective and are a convenient way to take care of your feet.
Many models offer features like:

Water jets: To stimulate and massage the feet.

Heat control: To maintain water temperature for a soothing experience.

Vibration or massage rollers: To further target muscle relaxation. They may not be as powerful or sophisticated as spa-grade foot spas, but they can still provide great benefits in terms of relaxation and foot care. You can explore some home foot spa models at Rio Beauty's Foot Spa Collection.

3. How long should you soak your feet in a foot spa?
The recommended time to soak your feet in a foot spa is typically 15 to 30 minutes. Prolonged soaking can lead to overly softened skin, which might make you more prone to cuts or blisters. It’s important to listen to your body and adjust the time based on your comfort level.

4. What products to use in a foot spa?
Using additional products in a foot spa can enhance the experience.
Some common products include:

Essential oils: Such as lavender, peppermint, or eucalyptus, which can promote relaxation and soothe sore feet. You can explore oils at Rio Beauty's Aromatherapy Collection.

Epsom salts: Known for relieving muscle pain and drawing out toxins.

Foot scrubs or exfoliating agents: To remove dead skin and soften calluses.

Bath bombs or foot soaks: Specifically designed for foot care, often containing soothing ingredients like tea tree oil or chamomile.

5. When not to use a foot spa?
There are certain conditions where you should avoid using a foot spa:

Open wounds or infections: If you have cuts, sores, or foot infections like athlete’s foot, using a foot spa could worsen the condition or spread the infection.

Circulatory issues: If you have conditions such as deep vein thrombosis (DVT), poor circulation, or diabetes, consult your doctor before using a foot spa, as it may exacerbate symptoms.

Pregnancy:
Pregnant women should avoid high temperatures in foot spas, as overheating can pose risks to both the mother and the baby.

6. How many times a week should you use a foot spa?
You can generally use a foot spa two to three times a week, depending on your needs. If you have tired, aching feet, more frequent use may be helpful, but overuse (such as daily) might cause skin dryness or irritation. Adjust the frequency based on how your feet respond.

7. Do you put hot or cold water in a foot spa?
Typically, you use warm water in a foot spa for maximum relaxation and to promote blood circulation. Many modern foot spas come with heat control features that allow you to keep the water at a comfortable temperature. However, if you're dealing with inflammation or swelling, you might want to use cool water to reduce the swelling.

8. Do you need to put anything in a foot spa?
It’s not necessary to put anything in a foot spa, as the water and massage action alone can be beneficial. However, adding ingredients like Epsom salts or essential oils can enhance the experience, helping to exfoliate and soothe your feet further.

9. How does a foot spa work? 
A foot spa uses heated water and massaging jets to soothe and relax tired feet. It also comes with different settings for temperature control and vibration, which helps to relieve aches and promote blood circulation.

10. How often should I use a foot spa? 
The frequency with which you should use a foot spa will depend on your individual needs and preferences. Some people may benefit from daily use, while others may find that using a foot spa a few times a week is sufficient.

11. How long should I use a foot spa for? 
The duration of your foot spa session will depend on your individual needs and preferences.
Some people may find that 10-15 minutes is sufficient, while others may prefer to soak their feet for longer periods of time.

12. What kind of water should I use in my foot
spa? 
It is generally recommended to use warm water in your foot spa, but the type of water you use will depend on your personal preference. A chilly — or even lukewarm — footbath is a fantastic way to refresh your whole body. By reducing the heat in your extremities, your whole body will cool down fast.

13. Can a foot spa help with plantar fasciitis? 
Yes, a foot spa can help to alleviate the pain associated with plantar fasciitis by providing a warm and relaxing environment for the feet. The massaging jets also help to promote blood circulation and reduce inflammation.

14. Can a foot spa help with arthritis? 
Yes, a foot spa can help to alleviate the pain associated by providing a warm and soothing environment for the feet. The massaging jets also help to reduce inflammation and promote blood circulation.

15. Can a foot spa be used by people with diabetes? 
People with diabetes should consult with their doctor before using a foot spa, as they are more susceptible to foot injuries and infections.

16. Can a foot spa help with smelly feet? 
Yes, a foot spa can help to reduce the odour associated with smelly feet by providing a clean and hygienic environment for the feet. You can add ingredients such as tea tree oil to the water to help kill bacteria and neutralize odours.

17. Can I use Essential Oils / Magnesium Flakes / Dead Sea Salt / Himalaya Salt in the Multi-Functional Motorised Foot Spa?
Yes all of these can be used in Multi-Functional Motorised Foot Spa. We recommend the cleaning the tub thoroughly with tap water after using these ingredients.

18. What is the maximum foot size that can use Multi-Functional Motorised Foot Spa?
The maximum foot size that can use the Multi-Functional Motorised Foot Spa is UK Size 13.