ALDI Lacura Pedi SPA Electronic 9 Function Pedicure System

Best Foot Cream EVER - Very Impressed – I have spent hundreds on foot creams and this is the BEST for the following reasons: 1) Non greasy - which is #1 as other foot creams stain sheets, leave foot marks on flooring and greasy hands after applying. This is truly NON GREASY!! (not fake non-greasy like many other footcreams I have brought). 2) Cost 3) Smells nice 4) Excellent results - heals are nice and soft. Don't waste your money on any other product.

Highly recommended! – Amazing results! I was suffering from very dry feet, now are suuuper soft! I use it every night before going to bed doing a massage and in the morning my feet are relaxed and fresh! :)

very impressed – I have had a constant problem with my heels for 25 years and they were very painful before I started using this. I paid $2 for this heel cream and have found it to be the best product I have ever used. After one week of using this my feet look perfect.

Underpowered such as to be useless for stated prupose – I’m a strong fan of Aldi and my home is full of goods from Aldi but .. sometimes they get it wrong and this is one of those. Unfortunately Aldi don’t seem to gather and use feedback to improve subsequent releases so, although I bought this some time back and only tried it for the first time recently, it will probably come back on sale as-is.

I mostly walk around in bare feet over Summer and develop ridges of hard skin around the heel that will crack unless removed. I bought the pedi SPA for that purpose. Unfortunately the motor is ridiculously under-powered and pressing even moderately against the hard skin to remove it causes the motor to seize and the attachment to stop turning. I tried replacing the two AA batteries just in case (Aldi alkaline batteries are excellent) but it still seized when even a moderate pressure was used.

So the only use for this product would be as a toy to give an 8-10 year old or someone who likes to tickle their feet.

It needs much more power so either a 240 volt motor or, if battery operated, at least a 9+ volt motor. The 3 volt motor it comes with isn’t even vaguely close to sufficient