Rough heels, and dust everywhere when you file them
Hard skin builds up on your heels and it shows in sandals. Filing it by hand takes a while and leaves a film of skin dust on the floor.
What it is
A rechargeable electric foot file with a rotating sanding disc and a built-in vacuum. It charges by USB and works without a cable attached.
What changes when you use it
The spinning disc buffs down hard, dry skin much faster than a hand file, and the vacuum draws the dust into the unit as you go. You finish with smoother-looking heels and less to clean up.
Details
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Built-in vacuum that collects filed skin in the body of the unit
- Rotating sanding disc
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Coarse and fine discs included, and they're replaceable
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USB rechargeable, cordless in use
Electric foot file vs a manual file
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This electric foot file |
Typical manual foot file |
| How it works |
Rotating powered disc |
You scrub by hand |
| Dust |
Vacuum collects it |
Falls on the floor |
| Grits |
Coarse and fine discs |
Usually one or two fixed sides |
FAQ
Coarse or fine disc?
Coarse for thicker hard skin, fine for finishing and regular upkeep.
Can I use it on cracked heels?
Use it on hard, dry skin only, never on broken or bleeding skin.
Anything to check first?
If you have diabetes or circulation problems, check with your GP or podiatrist before using a foot file.
