Maryton Foot Exfoliator File Scrubber Sponge Pedicure Tool Callus Remover for Feet
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About Maryton Foot Exfoliator File Scrubber Sponge Pedicure Tool Callus Remover for Feet
Overall Feedback:
75% positive
71% appreciated the easy cleaning, but 29% found it difficult to clean
This foot scrubber works great in removing rough heels and flip flop ugly feet. It is not skin tearing like others or too soft that it does nothing.
When I use the product, it sheds little blue pieces.
71% found it comfortable to use on my skin
This product is the best way to keep my feet, specifically my heels, from being cracked and having open wounds from callus.
74% liked its long-lasting durability, but 26% found it broke easily
The product was tough yet brittle and started to fall apart just from opening the package and then continued to break apart when using it on my feet.
I did not expect the product to shed little blue pieces when used, indicating that its durability is not up to the mark.
74% found it easy to use
Foot-files are designed to be used with water.
I love using this product every day in the shower because it helps me have safe feet and I wear a lot of open shoes.
68% praised the high-quality grit, while 32% found it wore out quickly
When I use the foot-file, it produces loose grit everywhere.
When I use the product, it sheds little blue pieces which is not expected from a foot file.
71% appreciated the hygienic design, but 29% found it still harbored bacteria
When I use the product, it sheds little blue pieces which is not hygienic.
I have struggled with keeping my feet, specifically my heels, from being cracked and having open wounds from callus.
75% liked the compact storage design, but 25% found it bulky
I have tried other foot-files that are not like salon type.
When removing the plastic packaging, it is recommended to do it over a sink or garbage as the foot-files shed.
