Graham Cellucotton Beauty Coil Feet Review

Received this as I was planning to do my own gel nails and they serve the intended purpose perfectly. I'm always looking for value for money so I think if there was something more or the price was a little lower I would give this product a perfect 5 star rating.

I bought this to use in a Pinterest cleanup project. The shower in our basement had mold along the seal when we bought it, but since we shower so infrequently, it took me a year to finally get around to cleaning it. The pin read: Soak a beauty spiral in bleach and place it on the mold. Go and return to the sparkling clean shower. And it worked! I was so happy. Some of the joints also had a few blemishes and I was able to press the coil against the joints and it stayed. No scrubbing. I'm sure I…

Don't be fooled by the picture! It doesn't look like the picture at all. It's like what you would pull out of an aspirin bottle. This "spool" is the same length, but very fragile. I had to open the top of the box because when I pulled it out of the top slot it did NOT come out all the way. I use this to soak it in bleach to put on top of the mold on the shower sealer so the bleach has extra contact with the mold (not my idea, seek and find). Wouldn't buy again.

Be sure to wear rubber gloves, soak a cotton pad in pure bleach and apply to the moldy grout in the tile shower. The cotton will hold up, if it's damp enough let it sit overnight. I couldn't believe the difference. We wiped with a detergent containing bleach. We tried everything for a few years and when I read it and tried it it looked brand new the next day.

I use it to bleach and tone the roots to prevent deposits and breakage. I get really white/silver so they prevent the bleached areas of my hair from catching on the already heavily lifted hair. It does an excellent job of separating things and helps a little to keep the bleach from drying out. It's also good for protecting the hairline - I apply a thin layer of petroleum jelly or Aquaphor to skin or baby's superfine hair and place a strip of cotton over it to keep skin from discoloring and…

To be honest I don't know what the purpose of cellulose is, but I've used it as a wicking material for e-liquid atomizers. a year or so now. Over the years I've tried tons of silica, cotton, Japanese cotton, mesh, etc. and none of them work for this. The break-in period is maybe a few puffs and after that everything is perfect. Odorless, absorbent and very durable. I often go two weeks without rewetting with lighter juices. For darker juices, a week or so is usually enough for me. I was able to