Conair Fb12 Massaging Foot Bath Air Fb12

Pros: The rollers on the bottom, good amount of bubbles, nice looks, spinning attachments.
Cons: Weak vibration and heat. Water sometimes spills out. Have to reach to switch modes.

ConAir Foot Massager
In an effort to make our feet happy, my wife and I bought this with some extra store credit we had at Bed Bath and Beyond and we are glad that we did. This machine is very easy to set-up and use.

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Pros: Several accessories, easy to push buttons for control
Cons: Doesn't keep water warm enough, not easy to drain water when done

Conair Body Benefits Ultra Massaging Foot Spa (sorry, couldn't find a product number anywhere) purchased from Bed, Bath & Beyond.

ACCESSORIES: 2 big loofah disks, 2 big Soft Finger Disks, 1 small Soft Touch Massager, 1 All-Purpose Massager,...

Pros: Water action feels very nice. Simple and easy to use.
Cons: The water doesn't stay warm.

The first time I used the foot bath, I quickly realized that this model, as many models like it are not worth the money. The water simply doesn't stay hot. After 10 minutes... it was all over. The trouble of setting it up doesn't really make it worth a 5 to 10 minute experience. The problem is that the motion of the water cools the temperature too rapidly. If you simply soak your feet, the water will stay warm, but then you aren't using the features, which is the whole reason I bought the thing!

After looking at a few other reviews that suggested the same thing, I realized that I would need a model that heats cold water. The models that simply say they have heat will not keep the water warm enough to enjoy for very long. The loofah disks are useless and the roller on the bottom feels awkward, which I removed.