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| Spin Spa The Spinning Spa Brush | 
 enlarge | Brand: Spin Spa
Category: Health And Beauty
List Price: $14.50
Buy New: $11.95
You Save: $2.55 (18%)
New (14) from $11.95
Avg. Customer Rating:  43 reviews
Sales Rank: 5037
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries: 3
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 4 x 4 x 13
MPN: SSPA-MC6
Model: SPNSPA
UPC: 754502020973
EAN: 0754502020973
ASIN: B000FRQNXG
Release Date: May 17, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | As seen on TV | | • | Battery powered - 3 AAA (not included) | | • | Nothing to install | | • | Use any soap or body wash | | • | Comes with mesh bag to store attachments |
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Product Description
Turn showering into a spa experience with the Spin Spa Shower Brush. Five special attachments pamper your body from head to toe. Fill the microdermabrasion head with your favorite body wash to cleanse away dead skin cells and reveal the youthful skin beneath. Use the mesh sponge head for gentle exfoliation, the massage head for sore muscles, the pumice stone for calluses and rough skin, and the cleansing head with soft bristles for everyday cleaning.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 38 more reviews...
 Try Amazon First December 2, 2008
Originally bought this product at Bed & Bath, but they no longer carried the item. Tried the website for products sold on TV and was told it was no longer available. I should have known better than not to have tried Amazon in the begining. Not only was it still available, it was delivered in 4 days. This was purchased for a gift since I bought the first one for my personal use and it did everything as advertised.
 great idea - very poor product October 14, 2008
I had great hopes when I first got this brush that it would be just wonderful. I tried it a few times and it just did not seem worth the effort. The power was so incredibly low that any attachment that I put on barely moved. So basically, I tucked it in the back cupboard and there it has been for several months now. Last week, I broke my right wrist (being right handed, this has been a real challenge). Ah yes, I remembered my brush now, thinking that it might be a help in my situation. I pulled it out of that back cupboard, put brand new batteries in it and VOILA! IT DID NOT WORK AT ALL. Into the garbage it went - this is really a piece of junk. I do not recommend anyone buying it.
 If not for breaking all the time, it would be a 5 star review October 9, 2008
I've bought about three of these things (10 bucks every 6 months is not a bad thing.. I think) because there is nothing else out there like it. Bed, Bath and Beyond used to carry it. I'm on my fourth purchase of it.
Yes it breaks ALL THE TIME> One time it was because I accidentally dropped it in the shower. The wires inside are so bad that it stopped working.
The second time, it just lost power. I think something happened with the battery connections.
The third time, just stopped working one day.
But this has been going on for two years so the investment of 10 bucks is no big deal for me.
For 10 bucks, it isn't going to last a life time.
I think I'm going to try to fix the one I've got, learn a little electronics. But in the meantime, I miss my spinny spa.
Off to buy another : )
~meegan
 This is certainly NOT junk. June 26, 2008
I have owned this for nearly 3 years, use it every single day, and still do not have a single complaint about it.
Keeps skin clean and soft. Easy to use, and there is nowhere you can not reach with it. 100x better than a regular bath brush, mitt, or facecloth.
I use rechargable batteries in mine, and with daily use still do not have to change the batteries more than once every 60 days.
It has 2 speeds, 5 attachments and is fully submersable. One of the
best bargains you will ever find.
I would be lost without this.......actually, I would be very unhappy.
Not worth the Box it comes in June 9, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this product expecting it to last a couple years, at least. While it worked it was almost worthless at best. The slightest amount of pressure would slow the spin head down to a stop, even with brand new batteries. About the 3rd week, it slipped out of my hand ( water, soap.... no non-slip handle) and fell to the tile floor. It LOOKED ok but I could hear something rattling inside, and it never spun its little head again. It's junk, in my opinion.
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