Review on 👣 Versatile 4-in-1 Pedicure Paddle Kit: Foot Rasp, Nail Cleaning Brush, File, Pumice Stone - Manicure Pedicure Set for Callus Corn Removal - DecorRack (1 Pack) by Brandi Walker

I am new to the world of foot care so accept my rating as an inexperienced person. I usually start with a brush, use that and some soap to wash my feet. It holds up fairly well between toes/toenails, only after just a few weeks of use the bristle bases started to rust. Maybe it's just for dry use? I used it in the shower but thought it would be ok as it was kept in a place with enough time to dry and I didn't use it every day. The grating section startled me a little to get started. c, but as long as you don't apply too much pressure, everything seems fine. I personally don't use this side very often, but it didn't show any signs of rust like the stubble side. The pumice section appears to be in good condition and is holding up very well. The sandpaper section is good, I usually use this section. The latter and my feet feel nice and soft. I ended up buying another one from a nearby grocery store to replace this one (because I'm less comfortable using something like that if it has rust), same thing. Type/model, same specs, about the same price, it's also starting to rust around the base of the bristles so maybe they're just made that way? I've always assumed you should use it wet since every pedicure I've had (of which there have been two in my entire 26 years, to be exact) uses these types of tools on wet/lotioned/soaked legs Has. .