I know you can buy attractive bowls from ellisions and you can get chair and stools with built in footrests from various places but has anybody ever seen these for sale anywhere? And if so, where can I get one?
Pedicure station/bowl
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souz
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you would have to find specialist companies for those and they would cost a fortune!!!!
tranquility 77
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Have a look at pinks boutique. They have some high foot bowls
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SwissSassy
Pédicure Diplômée - Pédi Suisse
It's an American company that makes these...very nice too!
Pedicute | Continuum Pedicure Spas
USD775
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The one thing I like about the OPs pic is that the pedi bowl has a FOOT REST!!! You can get all theses fancy chairs and stations but there about as practical and camping chair as the clients has to hover there leg on your knee!!
I have a little pedi trolly I sit on one side with drawers under it and it has a shelf to put your pedi bowl on and a foot rest which bends over! Yeh it's practical but its black :/ and boring. There's another thread about vamping up furniture I should maybe see if there's any suggestions lol
I have a little pedi trolly I sit on one side with drawers under it and it has a shelf to put your pedi bowl on and a foot rest which bends over! Yeh it's practical but its black :/ and boring. There's another thread about vamping up furniture I should maybe see if there's any suggestions lol
curly girl
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Ok, change of plan... Does anybody own one of these? I'd like to know how heavy they are... I'm thinking they can't be as weighty as they look otherwise once full of water it'd weigh a tonne... Any feedback greatly appreciated
Hi I have this exact pedi bowl. It is really light when empty but due to it being a large bowl it is a little too heavy to carry when full. I have used it both in a salon and mobile. For mobile work it is ideal with the carry case as you can store your other bits and pieces in it for travel. I get around the weight problem by using a washing up bowt to fill it. 2 trips and it's full. I store the bowl and a jug in the carry case with it. The bowl looks lovely with some flowers floating in it and it gets lots of compliments. Great for removing foot masks and creating a spa style treatment. Can you tell I'm a bit in love with my pedi bowl! ;-) x
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I found this ..
http://www.pedicurespasuperstore.co...table-spa.html?SID=clen8qcbmgnufr1ekd46si80q6
But at $750 it's a bit on the steep side!! Haha I'm sure if someone had a handy husbands they could knock something up! Lol
http://www.pedicurespasuperstore.co...table-spa.html?SID=clen8qcbmgnufr1ekd46si80q6
But at $750 it's a bit on the steep side!! Haha I'm sure if someone had a handy husbands they could knock something up! Lol
Thanks for all your replies.
Could you please tell me how you find it when it's time to pick it up and empty it? Or does it get a bit messy at this point?
Xxx
curly girl
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I usually use my jug and washing up bowl to remove some of the water and I then tip this away. I find that its easier to empty what's left in the bowl then as it does have handles moulded into the sides.
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Beautyandme
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I've just seen something very similar to the 1st pic and its just under 2K.
