Can you leave the grate in the bath and initially heat up the paraffin?
1407189
I did not do so the first time, but have in subsequent uses with no apparent problem.
1407190
I did not leave the grate in. I was just my choice I love using the hot wax on my feet being a nurse working 12 to 16 hour days I would justI scoop it out and pour some in plastic veggie bags! Fabulous !! The grate just got in my way !
399066
Short answer: Yep.Longer answer: Yep. Just keep the heat on medium-low, and wait for the pan to heat up.
996264
In the user instructions I believe it is recommended you DO NOT. The extra chemicals shorten the life of heating element used to create the steam. Keep a little additional cleaner in a spray bottle and apply it directly to the floor if you wish.
1425535
You can use as often as you wish. It keeps the paraffin at the correct temperature for use. Unplug if you don't want to maintain it constantly. Just remember that when you unplug, the paraffin returns to a solid form. You would have to plug in again and allow time for the paraffin to liquefy again.
1853795
Yes. You use propane to heat, and it has an indicator that tells you how hot the water is, then when you carry the canister inside you MUST place it on a heat tolerant surface. It stands pretty tall when on the burner. I heat mine then put it on a cement paver in my shower/outhouse because of the wood floor. Also the burner can be used as an extra cooking burner. I love this for camping but definitely good for power outage for bathing and dishes.
1271359
For personal use, you can reuse the wax. Instructions are included where you use a rope, let the block of paraffin cool, lift it out and remove the detritus that gathers on the bottom. One would have to replace the wax lost in this process but it seems it wouldn't be very much -- maybe a block. (I haven't done it yet).
2018441
Yes but I'd use a heat defuser. I place it on the defuser and then start the heat medium.
2000310
I don't see why not. Our spa is attached although we don't heat it, so not absolutely sure.
1610575
NO...as long as there is fuel in tank and resevoir, the wick will burn and produce heat at the setting you have made.
1321979
Non but you should put your feet in slightly warm water it heats up and turns off you can turn ur back on . I actually love this foot bath it's wellnade has a pumice stone , it's removable and has adjustable jets when they r on geaT shuts off
293698
I don't think so. The fragrance isn't lasting long even without heating. Heating would make the fragrance evaporate right away.
1182635
Yup! It's a lot of wax so it is meant for multiple uses. I just store it under the bathroom sink in the metal think it comes in. I really recommend the wax warmer.
489773
Sure, just place the pan on the grill grates and adjust control knobs for desired temperature.
1550966
Yes, I used this item as a warm water bath and it works very will in this capacity.
641327
You can leave it in, just takes up some space so you can't use the entire grill space.
105965
I suppose you could but the heater was not very good at getting the water hot enough to be very effective.
1741919
You could, but the heating element does not heat up the water very hot (in my experience).