Rough, thickened skin can develop on areas of the feet that experience
repeated pressure or friction. A foot file can be used as part of a
simple personal-care routine to smooth rough areas.
Prepare Your Feet First
The product instructions recommend soaking the feet in warm water for a
few minutes before using the rasp. This softens the skin and can make
the filing process more comfortable.
Use the Coarse Side First
The WhippyCart Double Side Foot Rasp has two stainless steel rubbing
surfaces: a rough side for tougher calluses and a fine side for
finishing. Start gently with the coarse side on rough areas rather than
pressing aggressively.
Finish With the Fine Side
After working on rough patches, the fine side can be used for finishing.
Use controlled, gentle movements rather than trying to remove a large
amount of skin at once.
Keep the Tool Clean
After use, clean the foot rasp and allow it to dry before storing it.
The product has an ABS handle and stainless steel head and is designed
for home, salon, or spa use.
Avoid Overdoing It
A foot file should be used gently. Stop if the skin becomes painful,
irritated, or damaged. People with diabetes, reduced sensation,
circulation problems, or other foot-health concerns should consult a
qualified healthcare professional before using a callus-removal tool.
Product Details
The foot rasp measures approximately 13cm x 2.7cm x 1.1cm and has dual
coarse and fine sides.
For a compact manual tool for smoothing rough areas, explore the Double
Side Foot Rasp -- Callus Remover Foot
File.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I soak my feet before using a foot rasp?
The product instructions recommend soaking the feet in warm water first
to soften the skin.
Which side should I use first?
Start with the coarse side for rough areas and finish with the fine
side.
How often should I use a foot rasp?
Use it as needed and avoid aggressive or excessive filing. Stop if the
skin becomes irritated.
What is the rasp made from?
It has an ABS handle and stainless steel rubbing surfaces.