Can I use this for soaking my feet ? I really need something for soaking my feet before I go to sleep...
1401155
This varies from individual to individual. I don't know about you, but I have tried this a few times with the one that I bought and not had any success. My guess is that, for most people, a somewhat deeper pan is required, and it wouldn't hurt for it to be a bit larger in its lateral dimensions.
1401156
Its a little too small and shallow. This one Rubbermaid Home 2970-AR-WHT Dishpan is much better for foot soaking.
1401157
Yes! That is precisely why I bought it! I liked the shape and color and didn't want to deal with a bulky foot spa thing. This is perfect.
1401158
I measured the INSIDE of the dish pan with a yard stick and these are the measurements: lenght is 12 1/2inches; width is 12 inches; depth is 5 1/2 inches. If you measure your feet, you will be able to tell if they will fit into the dish pan. Personally, even though I have small feet, I would prefer a larger and deeper pan.
1051745
You'll need to purchase at least one tub. Preferably two. The first is for the soak and the second is to rinse. The feet are covered in "muck" to the ankles after the soak. You won't want to walk around until your feet are clean.
464214
No harm, but little gain. It just won't work as well. Be sure to soak your feet frequently and for extended periods of time as often as you can in the next 4 to 6 day and that will increase efficacy.
2190832
I think this is use more for putting on a wetsuit and preventing chafing in all the moving parts. I have never used it in shoes. I imagine you would be too slimy to run comfortably.
1666537
No..not big enough! you could put your feet on a towel and dip onto foot. I did that with a swollen foot and it sets up quickly and not much to clean up. And the hot wax...feels amazing and really helps. Good investment for us.
1796433
I dont think so. I use it to clean and message my feet.. buy the pedicure rasp.. that works excellent for that.
1505443
Way better!, like Deborah says before, you have to be careful using this with dry feet, because if you do it too rough you can hurt yourself. I love it!!!I use it after the shower and for me it works better. After that, I apply some lotion. And you are good to go again :)
1355461
Yes, you probably could, but you will need to be very careful. With towel dried feet, your feet are going to be a little softer and remember you have coarse rollers, so you want to be very careful so you don't file too deeply. I would recommend completely dry feet. Both my daughter and I each have one and love them. Be sure to put lotion on after use.
2073878
I find that the solution Is wicked under the nail right after I shower and not so much when the skin has dried. I imagine if you use it after you shower and maybe soak your foot another time that nail polish wouldn't hurt.
2064923
I am sure that you can pour this into a foot bath if the water is hot. Lanolin is an oil from sheep's wool and is best used in the pure form. I would suggest that you rub it on your feet 'after' the bath.
464213
I also didn't soak my feet first, but it still worked quite well. I guess it might have worked better if I *had* soaked, but I was still very pleased. I took a 20 minute bubble bath on about day 5 after using it, and the next morning, I had huge sheets of it coming off the bottoms of my feet! So maybe that helped...?
661551
Yes you can, use sparingly. Use about 30 minutes or more before going to sleep so it has time to soak into your skin.
1819482
I haven't tried that but it sounds like a good idea. It's been awhile since I've needed the product but as I recall, step one is to soak up and remove as much urine as possible, then use the Urine Off to neutralize and leavings. So, if you're carpet isn't drenched already, that might be a good idea. I do know that if you have an area rug, oriental carpet for example, you want to roll it up and clean the hard floor underneath and then clean the carpet.
309146
I use it on my wet feet. Either in the tub while I'm bathing or while I'm soaking my feet in a bucket. This stone is the best I've ever used.
808107
Yes I use it on low all night in my bed for my feet because I get cramps in my feet. Its also much larger then a regular heat pad.I really enjoy using it.
1605742
In theory, I suppose it would. But have not tried it. I liked the comment about using it to put some lotion on that you don't want to have on your hands while sleeping in case you rub your eyes. I use a lot of Tiger Balm on my shoulders and back, which is very effective but also very aromatic. This would be a good use for it. It is likely to reach your feet to place the lotion there, but would not feel like a massage for your feet. Sometimes, just having lotion is a relief, regardless of the massaging aspect. Go for it!
2267474
It is used at night and stops wetness. You would need to use a deodorant product in the morning.