Does this make bubbles? I want a massaging/vibrating footbath that does not circulate the water . I want to be able to add
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No bubbles and water isn't warm enough. Does not vibrate or massage, just kind of buzzes but no real movement. I kept it just to be able to soak feet but should have returned. Not worth the postage which made it way too expensive for what you get. Sorry, not happy!
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I actually bought this for my boyfriend and he enjoys it very much...A couple downfalls are that It does not make bubbles...unless you try to add a solution. .. But I have not tried so I can't tell you for sure. We just use Epsom salt with it. But also the water gets cold very fast... it has a setting to keep the water warm. .. But it is still not the kind of warm you would want from a foot bath. It keeps it barely Luke warm.
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It's not a foot massager, it's a detox bath. You put your own temperature water in it (it works best IMHO if the water is on the warmer side).
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yes. the bubbles come from air supplied by an airpump (purchased separately) and connected via tubing. you could unplug the airstone and leave the pump on to get the effect you want.
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Try putting it in the bath tube under water and see if there is bubbles coming out
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There is a valve on the end of the small line coming out of the foam inlet. You can adjust the flow there and it will help with the micro bubbles. I find mine works best and skims awesome if part of the foam inlet is sticking out of the water! I never got any skimming by completely submerging the foam inlet, but if part of it sticks out of the water it skims like crazy. The key is getting the little valve adjusted just right for it to pull enough to skim without the micro bubbles. Keep adjusting and it will work I promise !
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I've used this product extensively. I believe it helps to promote better bubbles, and it seems to cause the bubbles to break into many bubbles under the right wind conditions. I don't think the type of wand matters. If it's a bubble wand it just makes bubbles regardless of the soap mixture.
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I would not use it in the bath. Perhaps a small inflatable air-filled pool toy would be more appropriate.
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No, does not produce enough pressure, mainly a volume pump. Works very well for water tubs, tow behind tubs, swimming pool bladders.
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Maybe try one in the bathtub first? I know this product lives up to all it's other claims, if it says it floats , I bet it does!
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This is a water pump. If you want air bubbles, get an air pump. If you want to move water, get a water circulator or "wave maker"
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I returned the item -- the froth is microbbubbles, so if you want tiny bubbles, it is fine. I got heat only, no bigger bubbles. I gave up on frothers.
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Hi, it is a little laud. But, when I set up the bubble machine in my daughter's birthday party, we have music at the back ground. I could not hear any noise from the bubble machine. But also, we could not see any bubble as well! I was visualizing the room full with bubbles but this machine produced the very little amount; almost nothing.
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I never use it. I returned it. I did lot of researches I have found it is a scam. The water will get dirty without your feet in it. Good luck!
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You have to put warm water. It does not heat up and no massage. You have to keep your foot in water and it detoxes as you wait for 30 minutes.
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Never heard of Bubble Stop, Marlene, so my answer would be NO.....and have never had bubbles in waterbed (as I know of)....doburp bladder before replacing seal whenever I add water or product....Molly, a waterbed veteran of 36 years.....
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Maybe try one in the bathtub first?I know this product lives up to all it's other claims, if it says it floats , I bet it does!
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No, it just makes plain old bubbles and does this only marginally well. It's okay for the small parties that I use it for, but, not for large parties, because it's not that strong to push out lots of bubbles.