Should You Buy? Homedics Bubble Mate Foot Spa

[@rob-qg5is]

Great review.

[@themixmusicandmore6280]

Do you have to use it on a flat surface so the air can flow? Pretty much can I use this on a carpet?

[@FPVMgunit13]

What? Lol... so the air can flow lol, theirs no holes on the bottom or else the water would leak out

[@themixmusicandmore6280]

@@FPVMgunit13 then how does it blow bubbles? Duh

[@FPVMgunit13]

@Themixmusicandmore duh to you fool... theirs no holes on the bottom...the pump is on the side of machine!! and they have raises inside the container... (where ur foot goes on.... so go F yourself, you du** fu**... ) I have one you fool!.... Go Poopin you fool

[@marthaperdomo4142]

Can you use with epsom salt?

[@LindaEaves]

Per the vendor website, yes Epsom salt can be added.

[@Oandad]

I would not recommend this product. It's not deep enough, it only holds about 2 inches of water so you can't submerge your whole foot and if you fill it up to far it overflow and gets water all over the floor. Here's the kicker, when I was measuring the water depth I used a metal tape measure, as I was standing next to the product the floor and my feet were wet from the unit overflowing, as I stuck the end of the tape measure into the water I got an electrical shock. I used an electrical multimeter to test if there was any electrical current between the water in the unit and the water on the floor and low and behold I got 8 volts as I stuck the test probe deeper in the water the voltage increased to 10 volts. The unit is not GFI protected and being that I got shocked I don't think it's even insulated.

[@SwanTheQueen]

That’s crazy! Thank you for letting us know I was planning to get this 😅 I don’t want to die electrocuted 😮

[@LionMotivate]

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