Dr. Scholl's Keeps My Dogs From Barking By cnt24 on - Updated Oct 15, 2011
I purchased this Dr. Scholl's Foot Bath because my previous job required I work on my feet 8-10 hours a day, 4 days a week. By the end of the night, my dogs were barking. I had the beginnings of calluses and what I thought could be a bunion.
I wanted a foot spa with heat and massage. After searching briefly I found this Dr. Scholl's Foot Bath with heat and massage options. You can have just heat, just massage, or a combination of both. This was perfect!
The cost was even better. I had a coupon and the unit came with a rebate. I ended up paying less than $15 dollars total.
My favorite part of the workday would be coming home to soak my tootsies. Dipping into the warm wiggly water is extremely divine.
You can't see from my picture, but on the bottom of the footbath is a pair of foot shaped bumpy things. Set your feet on those and it feels like a million fingers are adorning your feet with love.
My favorite setting is heat and massage, of course. The heater keeps the water at just the right temperature and the massage is sufficient to quiet the barking dogs.
I love my Dr. Scholl's Foot Bath. I know you will too.
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Dr. Scholl's Foot Bath Purchased at: Walgreen's Price: $25 regular price
Wow okay so I need one of these. I am constantly having to give my feet a rub just to fall asleep at night, this looks like it would feel a lot better.
This looks so soothing and pampering. Thanks =)
This sounds really good to me. I've tried these before but not Dr. Scholl's. The one I had just didn't stay warm enough for long enough.
looks relaxing
tempted to buy one for my self too. its sounds exciting and really good to know about effective and useful product. feet are important part for keeping body relax. tired feed need to get relax and happy.
I need one of these and I have been looking to find a good one with a nice price.
Wow - that was a great price and we use one with salts. They really do help.