How to clean the foot basin

People who pay attention to health preservation usually buy a foot basin for soaking their feet, because there are many important acupoints on the human feet. Soaking the feet frequently can help to dredge the acupoints and activate the meridians. At the same time, there are a large number of fungi on people's feet, so the foot basin must be cleaned regularly to avoid cross infection. Special footbaths have special structures, so what is the correct way to clean the footbath?

Footbath cleaning tips:

1. Drain the water after use. If there is a small amount of residual water, wipe it with a dry cloth, or open the drain pipe for a while to let it flow out naturally.

2. When cleaning the basin, rinse it with the front side facing up, but do not turn it over to rinse. It is strictly forbidden to let water enter the basin from the heat dissipation holes on the back to avoid damaging the electrical function and causing danger.

3. If there are foreign objects or other dirt on the inner wall of the footbath, you can first use the surfing function to clean it simply, and then wipe it with a soft cloth. Do not scrape the inner wall with hard objects.

4. The outside of the basin can be wiped with a towel, or it can be scrubbed once a week. It can be washed with non-corrosive cleaners such as detergent and washing powder. When not in use for a long time, wash it thoroughly, let it dry and then pack it in the box.

5. There is dirt in some gaps, which is difficult to remove during cleaning. You can use detergent and steel wool to clean it, but be careful not to use excessive force to avoid damaging the body. Avoid the infrared buttons and rollers when cleaning. When not in use, cut off the power supply in time and do not leave residual water inside to avoid burning the internal parts of the machine.

Tips for using a foot bath:

1. The operation must be carried out with water in the barrel.

2. When plugging in or unplugging the plug from the power socket, be sure to wipe off the water on your hands and use it with caution.

3. When taking a foot bath, pay attention to the moderate temperature (the best temperature is 40-45°C) to prevent the skin from being scalded by excessive water temperature, especially for those who are unconscious or unable to take care of themselves.

4. The best time for foot bath is about 30-40 minutes. Move your feet frequently during the foot bath.