HoMedics Foldaway Luxury Foot Spa and Massager with Heater/Keep Warm Function - Soothing Vibration Massage, Clever Collapsible and Compact Design, Use with Your Favourite Bath Salts and Essential Oils

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attention to dimensions. If you have larger feet, or if you want to be able to store your foot spa in a particular spot, it’s important to note how much it weighs and what its dimensions are. shoppingListJS = new ShoppingListJS({storeId: '11352',catalogId: '28501',langId: '-1'}, {id: '1847233', name: 'HoMedics Foldaway Luxury FootSpa', image: '', type: 'ItemBean', components: {}, skus: []}, {}, "shoppingListJS"); Foot baths need to be big enough to place both feet inside, and water should be able to cover above the ankle,” says Dr. Weiser. The new Foldaway Luxury Foot Spa, designed by the home spa experts at HoMedics, makes unwinding at home completely hassle free. regularly: A dirty machine increases the likelihood of bacteria and fungi buildup, which puts your feet at risk. After draining your tub, wash it with soap and water and dry it thoroughly. (The Environmental Protection Agency has a great cleaning guide.)

While most foot spas — even the compact ones — take up a good deal of space, this one from HoMedics folds flat and is super easy to store in between uses. Correa is a fan of that key feature, as well as "its vibrational settings for added relaxation." Her only downside for this one: no heat.Most foot baths on our list have some added features like vibration, rolling massage, bubbles, and pumice stones, which may be particularly important depending on your personal needs. If you’re not planning on using your foot bath much but want to relieve occasional pain or pre-treat for procedures like nail debridement, a basic basin you fill yourself is probably all you need. On the other hand, if you have chronic foot pain and plan to use the bath frequently, it makes more sense to splurge on one that can give you the full spa experience at home.

Correa loves that this foot spa from Conair is " small so it's easy to store and does not have too many holes or crevices that can harbor bacteria." Plus, "it's very affordable and gets the job done," she says. This foot spa is favored by many for its toe-touch control, which allows you to turn it on and off without getting your hands wet. It has a splash guard to prevent water from getting everywhere and a removable pumice stone to help buff away calluses. Built-in heat bubbles helps effectively relieve fatigue, eliminate fatigue and improve sleeping qualityIf you're using a foot bath to try to treat a foot or ankle ailment or injury, it's best to see a doctor first because trying to treat things at home like this can actually make a problem worse,” explains Dr. McEneaney. “That way, you don't risk exacerbating any injury or ailment by mistreating it—and you can be confident that the foot bath is actually going to be useful in addition to feeling good.” Obviously, if you want even more coverage, you’ll have to keep the height of your foot bath in mind, too. Some are designed to be taller than others, allowing you to fill them more (and soak more of your leg) than shallow baths. One of the biggest deterrents for many people when it comes to buying a foot bath is how and where they will store it. The Daily Remedy Collapsible Foot Spa solves that problem with its flexible basin, which can be folded down between uses and slid under furniture (unlike most other foot baths with molded basins).