Paraffin Wax Bath Large Bath w Precision Temp. Control

Professional paraffin wax machines typically heat wax to 167°F (75°C) for melting, then maintain a comfortable treatment temperature between 125-130°F (52-54°C) for safe application. The digital temperature control ensures consistent heating and precise temperature management for optimal therapeutic benefits.

Kmaxship paraffin wax machines feature digital touch controls, adjustable timer settings, two heating modes(double click "SET" button to switch 2 modes), and LED temperature displays. The timer function allows users to set treatment duration, while the power button combined with plus/minus controls enables precise temperature adjustment.

Kmaxship's machine typically melts 4lb paraffin wax in approximately 25 minutes when set to the Manual Heating Mode at 167°F(75°C), and 35 minutes under the Auto Heating Mode. Cutting wax bars into smaller pieces can expedite the melting process for faster preparation

Start by placing paraffin wax bars in the warmer and melting at 158°F. Once melted, lower temperature to 125-128°F, test with your finger for comfort, then dip your hand or foot 3-5 times to create a wax shell. Wait a few seconds between each dip to allow proper layering.

After applying the wax layers, cover with plastic gloves and thermal mitts, then relax for 10-15 minutes. This allows the therapeutic heat to penetrate deeply into skin and joints for maximum benefit. The paraffin typically takes 12-15 minutes to completely harden

Yes, the machine is designed for hands, feet, and elbows. The large opening accommodates women and men's feet, while the capacity allows for comfortable treatment of hands and elbows as well.

Paraffin wax treatments can be used regularly as part of a therapeutic routine, especially beneficial for individuals with arthritis or chronic joint pain. The treatment is safe for frequent use when proper hygiene protocols are followed.

While generally safe, individuals with sensitive skin should test the temperature before each use. Those with open wounds, cuts, or certain skin conditions should consult healthcare providers before treatment. The wax temperature of 125-130°F is specifically maintained to be therapeutic yet safe.

People with diabetes, poor circulation, or loss of sensation in hands/feet should avoid paraffin treatments without medical supervision. Always ensure the skin is clean and dry before treatment, and never use the machine while bathing or showering.

Paraffin wax maintained at 128-130°F kills most pathogens, and the absence of water prevents bacterial, fungal, and viral growth. When hands or feet are dipped, the wax immediately solidifies, encapsulating any dead skin or potential contaminants. Using disposable gloves and mitts ensures sanitary treatment.

Always test temperature before treatment, keep the lid on when not in use, and unplug the unit immediately after use. Never leave the machine unattended while heating, and ensure the unit is placed on a stable, heat-resistant surface.

Paraffin wax treatments provide intense moisturization, pain relief for arthritis and joint stiffness, improved circulation, and muscle relaxation. The heat therapy helps reduce inflammation and increases mobility in hands and feet.

Many users experience immediate relief from joint stiffness and muscle tension during the 10-15 minute treatment session. For chronic conditions like arthritis, regular treatments provide cumulative benefits, with improved mobility and reduced pain over time.

The deep moisturizing effects can last several days after treatment, as the paraffin wax continues to boost skin moisture levels even after removal. For optimal results, regular treatments are recommended to maintain skin softness and therapeutic benefits.

Skin becomes noticeably softer, smoother, and deeply hydrated after treatment. The wax acts as a natural emollient, opening pores for deeper moisture absorption and gently exfoliating dead skin cells upon removal. Regular treatments can improve skin elasticity and appearance.

Allow wax to solidify overnight, then briefly warm the unit to loosen edges for easy removal. Wipe the interior with household cleaner or surface antiseptic, then carefully shave off the bottom layer of removed wax where debris accumulates before replacing.

Replace wax when it becomes discolored, dry, or shows evidence of skin debris buildup on the bottom. In ideal conditions with proper hygiene, paraffin wax has an indefinite shelf life, but real-world use typically requires replacement every few weeks depending on usage frequency.

Never use chlorine-based or bleach cleaners on the paraffin unit, as these can damage the machine components. Always ensure the unit is unplugged and cool before cleaning, and use only mild household cleaners or surface antiseptics for interior cleaning.

Always replace the lid promptly after each use to prevent debris accumulation, unplug the unit after each session, and perform regular cleaning when debris is visible. Keep the unit on a stable surface and ensure proper ventilation during operation.