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Visiq Foot Bath MassagerNewest Review: ... clean the foot bath after use you clean with water , a damp cloth and a mild detergent never use a harsh detergent in ... more More Visiq in Beauty
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by Paul - written on 02/08/08
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I got mine from a charity shop and although sealed as new, when we first filled it with water it just leaked all over the carpet.
I appreciate from a charity shop one has to be careful and we do not know how it has been treated, but it has not been used, still sealed etc etc so would not expect it to leak.
I wonder if there could be a design fault waiting to happen so be careful especially with all that electricity.
by - written on 24/08/06 (Very useful, 777 readings)
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There are many brands of foot massagers and spas on the market but if like me you sometimes have to stick to a budget then this may just be the product for you. It consists of 3 soothing combinations of Massage Heat Bubble There is a rolling ball massager in the center of the spa along with a splash guard at the front. There is a 4 position control knob at the front with 4 custom settings Off Massage Massage / Bubble / Heat Bubble / Heat The heat function is a bit misleading because this particular model does not actually heat the water but it maintains the heat of the water if you have used warm water ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/03/06 (Somewhat useful, 404 readings)
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I got this foot massager as a present at Christmas. The machine itself is quite plain looking compared to some of the fancy ones you get on the market. It is priced at around 20 pounds and is worth every penny!! It has 3 setting heat,bubbles and massage. The heat option is great as it keeps the water heated up which is great as some of the older models didnt have this option which meant you had to keep jumping up to add hot water or you just left it to go cold. This device is perfect for when you have sore feet from walking around or for when you want to treat your partner to a luxury pedicure or vice ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/08/00 (Very useful, 1150 readings)
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After asking and not getting one of these for 3 Christmasses running, I thought i would buy one myself! I managed to buy one at Argos in the sale at 15 quid (usually 20) ~ I had never heard of this company before i bought this, and i must say, it's very well built. (if not a little heavy) There are bubbles, massage and heat or a mixture of any 3, (however, i find bubbles + heat is just about right) The massage part is basically little raised nodules about 1cm round by 1/2cm high ~ not too uncomfortable. You will need to put a towel on the floor underneath this spa, because even with the 'splash guard' a few drops of water do manage ... Read the complete review
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