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Sanding Sponge for Foot Callouses

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Date: 07/14/2009 Topic: Beauty > Skin Care > Dry Skin  
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My feet get calloused in the summer. I have found that the best solution is a medium grit sanding sponge that you purchase in the hardware or home improvement store. It molds to your foot and works especially well on heels. And best of all, the last one I bought was only $1.88! Try it, you will like it!

By Elaine from Iowa

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By louel53 (624) Contact
I find that sanding off the callouses when your feet are dry is the best thing. I used to do it after my shower or bath, but it is much more effective before. I use a small scraper from the drug store, never wears out.

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By Laniegirl (150) Profile Contact
I use a medium grade but use whatever grade you want according to how rough your callouses are.

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By pogrl06 (11) Contact
What grit do you use? I had this idea ever since I saw the info commercial for that Smooth Away "hair removing & exfoliating" gadget they sell. It looks like a soft piece of sandpaper to me. Thanks

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