220V Home Health Care Homoiothermy Heating Foot Bath Massager Spa H-201B

Specifications:

• Rated Voltage: A.C 220V
• Rated Frequency: 50Hz
• Rated Power: 800W
• Water Capacity: 6L
• Timing: 10-60Minutes
• Temperature: 35-47℃
• Deep: 25cm/10.24in
• Out Size: 48 x 40 x 35cm/18.90 x 15.75 x 13.78in(L x W x H)
• Internal Size: 38 x 35 x 23cm/ 14.96 x 13.78 x 9.06in(L x W x H)

Features:

• Foot spa massager contains one touchpad control for the bubbles and heat 2 Bubble strips
• Roller massagers in basin revive tired feet, leaving them refreshed and soothed
• Water empties easily through front opening of the foot spa massager
• Motorized epicenter rotates with the press of a foot
• Waterproof toe touch control easily turns On/Off with one touch of a toe
• Super quiet - enjoy the bubbles not the noise
• Soothing heat helps maintain warm water temperature
• Super quiet - enjoy the bubbles not the noise with this foot spa massager 
• Physiotherapy heated foot massager can be used anywhere and anytime

Details:

• Soothing heat foot bath spa helps maintain warm water temperature and improves blood circulation

• Roller massagers in basin revive tired feet, leaving them refreshed and soothed

• Large space to keep your feet, one touchpad control for the bubbles and heat 2 bubble strips

• Human body engineering design, easy to control the foot spa massager, enjoy the spa treatment 

How to Benefit Most from Massage Therapy:

• Choosing the right massage therapist is very important. The type of masseuse you choose will depend upon why you are getting a massage. Massage therapists specialize in many areas. The following are just a few: relaxation, sports injuries, car accidents, chronic pain. From there, their specialties may be broken down even further. The experience of many therapists is limited to the back while others may have additional skills within the neck and head regions of the body. Do your homework. Choosing the wrong masseuse will leave you wanting your money back. Ask several massage therapists in your area what their patients primarily come in seeking treatment for
• Make sure you are warm and relaxed before your massage starts. It isn't uncommon to lay on a massage table 5-10 minutes before your massage starts. This is something people in our fast-paced world may find irritating. However, it is a sign of a good massage therapist. This indicates that your masseuse wants you to get the most out of your massage. If you need to, relax for half an hour, or take a warm bath before going to your appointment. The looser your muscles are, the better your masseuse can target the root causes of your pain or discomfort
• After your massage, it is tempting to crawl under your bed covers, jump into a warm bath or go hot tubing. Instead, stay away from these heat builders. Put a cold ice pack onto the area your therapist worked out. Make sure the ice pack covers a large enough area
• Heat causes the blood to stop flowing. Cold gets your blood circulating--allowing your body to flush out the unwanted waste materials your therapist just worked up
• Drink lots of water. Water after a massage helps the body flush out any accumulated materials in the muscles which were released during the massage. Without step 3 and 4, you might instead build up waste materials, causing muscle aches and soreness after your massage

How to Give a Romantic Massage?

• Giving your partner a romantic massage is a simple yet effective way to show him how much you care. With a little preparation you can turn your bedroom into a relaxing paradise. A romantic massage will not only soothe tired muscles and refresh weary minds, it will also promote a deep sense of intimacy and unity in your relationship

Electric Massager Components:



Electric massager units are often used by people who want the relaxation of a massage but don't want to pay the high price of going to an actual masseuse. These units are all fairly simple machines, and as such they're made up of a number of simple components

• Motor: One of the base components of any electric massage unit is the motor. Whether it's a vibrating massager or a gripping massage chair, there still needs to be a motor to drive the essential function of the machine. These motors run on electricity; the smaller units can be powered by batteries while larger massage chairs and massage footrests have to be plugged into an outlet for their juice. The power of the motor varies by unit
• Grip: Some, though not all, electric massagers have a grip component. The grip usually looks and feels like two stubby arms that reach out to cradle a part of the body. These grips are attached to the motor, which is where the gripping ability comes from, and the strength of the grip is based on the power level of the massager. The grips move in a circular pattern, which creates the massaging motion that loosens your muscles and helps relieve stress. Some models have several sets of grips, which can massage various parts of the body all at once
• Cover: The grips of an electric massager are usually covered by pads and soft material to make them more pleasurable to the touch. A massage chair's cover is actually the whole chair, which surrounds the installed massage unit. Smaller, vibrating massagers may be covered in soft plastic, soft cloth or sometimes both so that there's a barrier between the motor, the massage mechanic and the person's skin

Package Included:

• 1 x Home Health Care Homoiothermy Heating Foot Bath Massager Spa