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Electrical foot file
Grumpysally
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Can anyone recommend an electric pedicure tool to deal with thick toenails and hard skin?
There are so many on the market it's bamboozling. Especially as a lot of them seem to be lumped in with acrylic nail tools.
I go to the podiatrist for my ingrowing toenail to be dealt with every six months or so, whilst I'm there she removes hard skin and calluses with a dremel type tool. I realise now I should have asked this question last time I was there 😁
Thanks
There are so many on the market it's bamboozling. Especially as a lot of them seem to be lumped in with acrylic nail tools.
I go to the podiatrist for my ingrowing toenail to be dealt with every six months or so, whilst I'm there she removes hard skin and calluses with a dremel type tool. I realise now I should have asked this question last time I was there 😁
Thanks
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Personally I've found electronic foot files overrated. The best treatment I've ever had on my feet is a Footlogix pedicure. You can also buy the Footlogix callous spray and footfile online - this has completely transparent my feet.Make £2023 in 2023 (#36) £3479.30/£2023
Make £2024 in 2024...0 -
I would be concerned about the danger of taking too much skin off with an electronic file.0
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I'd be worried if my feet went transparentHow to find a dentist.
1. Get recommendations from friends/family/neighbours/etc.
2. Once you have a short-list, VISIT the practices - dont just phone. Go on the pretext of getting a Practice Leaflet.
3. Assess the helpfulness of the staff and the level of the facilities.
4. Only book initial appointment when you find a place you are happy with.0 -
I use a Micro-Pedi MAN. It works well, easy to use.
That is a black case.
They also do a pink one called Micro-Pedi LADY, but otherwise the same.
Not sure why footcare has this stereotype applied.
Cheap to buy from a major online retailer.0 -
Pollycat said:I would be concerned about the danger of taking too much skin off with an electronic file.Sally get yourself a footlogix or a Margaret Dabbs foot file (Margaret Dabbs requires refills, the footlogix doesn’t) get some Margaret Dabbs foot hygiene cream.0
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A reasonable start is to use a Diamond Deb file:
https://www.firstaidforfeet.co.uk/Quality-Instruments/diamond-deb-nail-file
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Kim_kim said:Pollycat said:I would be concerned about the danger of taking too much skin off with an electronic file.Sally get yourself a footlogix or a Margaret Dabbs foot file (Margaret Dabbs requires refills, the footlogix doesn’t) get some Margaret Dabbs foot hygiene cream.0
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Thanks everyone.
I found one on Amazon. A brand called Own Harmony. Rechargeable and replacement heads are apparently available.
So far so good.0
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