Can you use for a foot bath?
192562
Yes you can..it just as a better smell and some softeners. Village Natural has a better one with Epson salt, menthol and spearmint witch I think works better though.
1355458
Best with dry feet.I use it before shower/bath.Use lightly but regularly and with cream
284068
The bag reads: "For foot soaks, dissolve up to 3 Cups. For body soak, dissolve up to 1 full bag depending upon desired bath concentration." I think this is high for regular use. If you read on how to make Magnesium "oil" with 1:1 ratio and use 6-20 sprays from a bottle for daily use, read more: http://www.foodrenegade.com/how-make-magnesium-oil/
1300515
Yes, I'm not sure what your using it for but its not big enough to use for hands or feet. Hope this helps.
1002552
I've never used them that way, but I've used other detergents, both powdered and liquid, in a bathtub when it was necessary. Learned to do it that way in boot camp in 1970. Gets your feet really clean, too.
1058407
I see no reason that you cannot....I do it frequently, as I use the Foot Spa at my hypnotherapy practice in conjunction with other services I offer! :-) I just use a small amount of bleach, to a full spa, turn the heat and jets on high and let it cycle for about 10 - 15 minutes, drain and then rinse with cool water. No problems so far and I really do not expect any!
1270774
Yes, you could use any type of foot product in this footbath. The tea tree oil foot soak is especially refreshing and cleansing. I'm a fan of Epson Salts, but I like the tea tree oil soak much better.
2064923
I am sure that you can pour this into a foot bath if the water is hot. Lanolin is an oil from sheep's wool and is best used in the pure form. I would suggest that you rub it on your feet 'after' the bath.
1965838
Not really, for shoes you want an antibacterial spray, something to kill the underlying source of the odor. This product is better for temporary smells.
1605746
No. Its too big, unless its just to rub lotion in maybe to the soles of your feet. Cant get all over the toes with this.
1331364
I am sure that it would work better, not to mention it would be safer. your foot is slick (slippery) after putting the cream. The cream should have time to soak in, if you add water from the shower, the cream won't have time to work it's way in, as well as water on the shower floor will make for very slippery feet.
964200
It would work great in a bathtub to get you clean without drying out your skin. If you like the feel of bathoil, you might need to use moisturizer afterward
130535
yes, the water is only the temperature that you put into it. It does not heat up itself so there is no chance of burning. Feels great, nice foot massage. Would be great for a kid or adult.
730882
You can but I wouldn't buy it for that. It is the best steamer for floors I have had and I owned three other brands. Use distilled water or you will clog this unit up with water gunk.
464214
No harm, but little gain. It just won't work as well. Be sure to soak your feet frequently and for extended periods of time as often as you can in the next 4 to 6 day and that will increase efficacy.
633734
Yes, it massages, top, bottom, and sides of the foot. There is also heat (which can be turned off). I am size 10 women and am sure you could fit your feet in it.
901309
I love this foot bath. The water gets hot and it is not heavy to lift. It has a fill capacity draw on the tub of the bath. It is worth the money no matter what others have said. I really enjoy it-was kind of Leary-but delightfully happy with its performance.