Why does my foot bath need cleaning so often?

If your foot bath seems to need cleaning after every use, that is often caused by residue from skin, water hardness or storage conditions rather than a fault. Stop using it if cleaning reveals cracks, leaks or parts that no longer fit securely.

1. Check what is building up

1. Look for limescale, skin residue or cloudiness in the water area.
2. Note whether the build-up appears after one use or only after several sessions.

Frequent residue can point to hard water or a need to rinse the bath more carefully after use.

2. Rinse and dry after each session

1. Unplug the product and empty it fully.
2. Rinse and dry the bath according to the supplied instructions.

Leaving water behind encourages deposits and odours.

3. Review the water you are using

1. If your area has hard water, expect scale to appear more quickly.
2. Clean the unit more regularly if residue is forming early.

Hard water can leave marks even when the product is working normally.

4. Stop if cleaning exposes damage

• The surface feels rough, cracked or loose.
• The build-up returns immediately after cleaning.
• The appliance no longer heats or massages as expected.

If the problem remains unresolved, stop using the foot bath and contact the retailer or store where it was purchased.