KALDEWEI FOOT BATHS UNIVERSAL 5030 foot bath basin, enamel steel

KALDEWEI FOOT BATHS UNIVERSAL 5030 foot bath basin is a purpose-built basin for soaking, cleaning and treating feet. Made from enamelled steel, the product combines a hard-wearing surface with smooth contours that are easy to clean and maintain. The compact footprint and ergonomic interior make it suitable for both domestic use and professional environments where a hygienic, durable foot bath is required.

Advantages

The enamelled steel construction provides resistance to scratches, stains and chemical cleaning agents while retaining a hygienic, non-porous surface that does not absorb moisture. The shaped interior supports comfortable foot placement and promotes effective soaking. Its robust materials ensure long service life in frequent-use settings such as salons or medical facilities, and the smooth enamel finish simplifies routine cleaning and disinfection.

Suitable for

• Personal foot care and home pedicures
• Beauty salons and spa treatments
• Medical foot hygiene and podiatry procedures
• Therapeutic soaking and relaxation sessions

Key specifications

• Material: enamelled steel for a smooth, non-porous surface
• Intended use: foot soaking, hygiene and therapeutic applications
• Design: compact basin with ergonomic interior contours for comfort
• Maintenance: easy-to-clean enamel surface suitable for standard cleaning agents
• Durability: built for frequent domestic and professional use

How to use

Place the foot bath basin on a stable, level surface. Fill with warm water to a comfortable level, add any recommended salts or cleaning solutions according to manufacturer or practitioner guidance, and position feet in the ergonomic basin for soaking. After use, drain the water, rinse the basin with clean water and clean with a suitable, non-abrasive cleanser. Allow the enamel surface to dry before storing or reusing.

Usage recommendations

For routine hygiene and professional treatments, use warm water at a comfortable temperature and follow local hygiene protocols. Avoid highly abrasive cleaners or metal scouring pads that can damage the enamel finish; use soft cloths or non-abrasive sponges. For medical or podiatry use, follow practitioner instructions for disinfectants and solution concentrations to maintain both patient safety and the integrity of the enamel surface.