Salon Sundry Portable Electric Hot Paraffin Wax Warmer Spa Bath

After researching all the reviews of all the listed parafin wax warmers on Amazon I chose this one because of the descrete look and ergonomics and the metal interior. It arrived quickly through Prime and I was immediately satisfied with the look and quality of this product. After using it multiple times and appreciating the ease of viewing and using the digital readout temperature control, I am a very, very satisfied customer. It blends in on the bathroom counter and is very easy to access. Great purchase at what I believe to be a great price.

This product is awesome. It takes about 2hrs to heat 6lbs of wax to liquid at 65C, and another 20 to cool back down to 53C before you dunk those achy hands. It's big enough to get a whole foot in there too, unlike the cheaper products out there.I use it for arthritic pains in my hands and wrists (I'm 32, WTF?!) and it eases the pain for a few hours. It also smells good and softens callouses (I weight lift a lot).You definitely will want to purchase the plastic bags for your hands that you put on after applying the wax, so you don't get it everywhere (it will firm up, but still be pliable and oily). You also want to get the insulating mittens that you put on after you do the plastic bag thing. The mittens keep the heat in and make the awesomeness last longer.Yes, I'm a straight dude - don't judge me, I like soft hands yo

I just received this yesterday. I spent week researching and making a decision on which one I should buy. My only criticism would be price because it doesn't come with any accessories so by the time you buy the wax & other accessories adds about $30 or more to the price. I save money by purchasing pot holding mits from Dollar tree . I made a good decision on buying this in spite of the additional cost . This is my reasoning. One of the important things for me is the handles as I need to move it which would be dangerous with hot wax. I didn't see handles on any of the ads for other similar products unless you paid a lot more. The depth is good I can put my hands up to and including my wrist or more if I choose to put more wax in it. I put only 3 lbs of Wax in it. I could have put more probably 4 lb which is recommended. The temperature gauge, I think is important to give me some control over the heat level.other people have said it gets too hot and I haven't quite figured out yet how to get the right temperature. My theory, having used it only once, to heat it up fast is recommended then, then turn the temperature down. I turned it down below what's recommended and then leave the lid off and let it cool to the air. I think this would not be necessary if I didn't set the temperature so high in order 2 heat the wax quickly. I think next time I will set it on low and let the wax melt slowly so that it doesn't get so hot that it requires a cool down. The trick is knowing which is quicker heating it high to melt quickly and taking the time for to cool or setting it on the low temperature thereby taking extra time to heat the wax. I'll post that result when I know more. I am very pleased with this item. I did excessive comparative research before purchasing.I congratulate myself on my excellent choice& the company on producing really great product. Also it was delivered quickly. 3 lb of the wax beads by wexel sp? Heated up in a little over 1/2 hour. I got the cheap plastic cozies plastic covers for hands and feet. Bad choice they're just a bunch of flimsy plastic bags no hand or foot shapes or ties. I haven't tried my feet in the salon sundry yet. I wear a size 7 women's. When I hold my shoe over it, I estimate that size 7 + 2 inches would fit nicely.

I read a lot of iffy reviews before I bought this. Just want to say the product arrived packed very well, was brand new in the box, and works great.The only "con' is that the temp setting doesn't actually tell you the temp... it's just a number. If you really want to know the actual temp, you need to have a laser temp gun.When I initially melted the wax for the first time, I set it on "65". The wax melted in 2-3 hours.I keep mine set on "47" to actually keep the wax melted. When I'm going to use it, I kick the 'temp' down to "44"...and wait about 10-15 minutes for the wax to cool down just a little. It will start to harden up just a bit and get a bit of a film across the top of the wax...Then it's perfect.If I leave it on "44" for too long, the wax will start to get semi-hard.If I try to stick my hand in at the "47" setting, I find it just a bit too hot.It helps a LOT with my arthritis. Feels so good... It also helps with my dry hands. I put a little bit of olive oil on my hands before I dip them.I have this machine for home use, and am using with Therabath Professional wax, no scent. Took 4 bags to fill it. I peel the wax off after and put it back in the pot, since the machine is just for my personal home use.