🦶 EasyClean Magic Foot Scrubber - Exfoliating Brush for Simple Feet Cleaning, Shower Spa Massager Slippers Review

The design of the device is decent, but the bristles are almost the same as those you use to clean the toilet and are too hard for my feet. I am a type 1 diabetic and at the outset you are told that foot care is vital, it plays a big part in my evaluation of the device, for others it may not matter. Diabetics with nerve damage or neuropathy in their feet are probably best not to buy this, but I cannot speak for all diabetics and the decision can be made on a case-by-case basis. I would suggest…

Despite its cheapness, it works very well. The bristles aren't top quality, but they get the job done for more than what you pay for. I haven't had any problems and have been using it twice a day on average for about 4 months. All these reviews about it falling apart or being dirty, the only thing that comes to mind is that these people either have a disgusting bathroom and never clean anything, or they literally stomp on the stubble like they're trying to break it. Use wisely, wash at the end…

I liked the concept but the bristles are all curled up and falling out. I'm only 105 pounds, have only been using this product for a few weeks and don't shower with a herd of elephants, so it seems ridiculous that I couldn't even use it for a full month before it broke. .

These photos show what happens when you stay in the shower for a week. If you try to wash with hot water, the bristles will just melt. unsanitary conditions. Not sure. It goes in the trash can in an airtight plastic container. I don't want to mess up my trash can.

I received my foot cleaner two days ago and after using it once the bristles were muddy and flat. I think they're just too soft, so they flattened out right away. I would not buy again.

After about a week of showering, the brushes stay folded. The bristles are made of a material that does not "reanimate". I understand there is a trade-off between stiff brush bristles etc, but for now this article is pretty much useless with folded brushes. We don't "stand" on the device etc., but only move our legs back and forth with a little pressure on the floor and still remain in the folded state.