
100% Quality Product
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Fast Delivery Across India
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100% Quality Product
✦
Fast Delivery Across India
✦
COD Available
✦
Reliable Customer Support
✦
100% Quality Product
✦
Fast Delivery Across India
✦
COD Available
✦
Reliable Customer Support
✦
100% Quality Product
✦
Fast Delivery Across India
✦
COD Available
✦
Reliable Customer Support
✦
Your Feet Carry You All Day — Give Them 20 Minutes of Care
✅ Helps Relax Tired Feet After a Long Day
✅ Rollers and Bubbles While You Soak
✅ One Button to Start — Nothing to Learn
✅ Timer So It Stops On Its Own
✅ Perfect for Winter Foot Warmth
Before: Achy, Tired Feet → After: Soothing Foot Spa Time
Don't Waste Money on Duplicates
See how a heated foot spa compares with a bucket of hot water
|   | Riva collections | Bucket Of Water |
|---|---|---|
| Holds Your Set Temperature | ||
| Rollers And Bubbles While You Soak | ||
| One Button To Start | ||
| Timer Stops It For You | ||
| Covers The Ankles |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Who Should Not Use This?
Who Should Not Use This?
If you have diabetes, do not use a heated foot soak without asking your doctor first — this is the most important line on this page. Diabetes commonly reduces sensation in the feet, which means you may not feel water that is too hot until the skin is already damaged, and a burn on a diabetic foot can become a serious wound. The same applies if you have neuropathy, poor circulation, varicose veins, a history of blood clots, or any open cut, crack, ulcer or infection on your feet. Check with your doctor during pregnancy too.
How Hot Does It Get, And How Long Should I Soak?
How Hot Does It Get, And How Long Should I Soak?
Up to 48°C, which is hotter than it sounds for a long soak. Start at the lowest setting, test the water with your hand before your feet go in, and keep sessions short — fifteen to twenty minutes is plenty. Never fall asleep with your feet in it. If the skin goes red or the water stops feeling pleasant, stop.
Is It Safe Around Water And Electricity?
Is It Safe Around Water And Electricity?
Treat it as the mains appliance it is. Unplug it before filling or emptying — never carry it full while it is plugged in. Plug it into a proper earthed socket, not a loose extension board on a wet floor. Keep the control panel and plug dry, never touch the plug with wet hands, and stop using it immediately if the cord, plug or body is damaged in any way. [FILL: confirm the earthing arrangement and the BIS registration before this goes live.]
Can Elderly Parents Use It On Their Own?
Can Elderly Parents Use It On Their Own?
The one-button start makes it simple to operate, but the filling, carrying and emptying is where the risk sits — a tub of hot water is heavy and the floor around it gets wet. Fill and empty it for them, set the temperature yourself, and make sure the floor is dry before and after. Anyone unsteady on their feet should not be stepping around a full tub alone.
What About The Red Light?
What About The Red Light?
[FILL: the supplier describes a "red light antibacterial" function. Do not publish that — it is not a disinfection feature and claiming it is would be a health claim you cannot support. If the unit has a red light, describe it as a light. Nothing more.]
How Much Water Does It Take?
How Much Water Does It Take?
[FILL: give the capacity in litres, the maximum fill line, and the shoe size it fits.] Fill to the marked line only — overfilling is how water reaches the parts of the appliance it should never reach.

