*Wet feet and Footscrubber.

*Add a few drops of liquid soap, or cleansing gel. Do not use dry, or on dry feet.

*Can be used with Gilden Tree Foot Scrub as well. Avoid getting the pumice from the scrub in a jetted footbath by wiping off scrub with a towel and rinsing Footscrubber separately.

*Gently scrub heels and the bottom of feet with the “pumicey” side. Be careful not to scrub too hard. Go over scrubbed areas with the washboard side to “polish” feet.

*When finished, use a nail brush to remove dead skin and dirt from the Footscrubber, rinsing frequently.

*Sanitize by soaking in a sanitizing solution for 20 minutes, or by processing through an Autoclave. Using Barbicide will darken the Footscrubber but will not damage it in any other way.

*After sanitizing, store the Footscrubber in a dry place.

*Putting the Footscrubber in the towel warmer wrapped in a washcloth adds a very nice heat element to a pedicure. Alternatively, you can soak the Footscrubber in warm water before using it.

*You can also add the retail price of the Footscrubber onto the price of your regular pedicure and then give your client the Footscrubber to take home with them, or if you store nail tools separately for a client, you can store it with them.

Footscrubber Home Protocol

*Wet feet and Footscrubber.

*Add a few drops of liquid soap, or cleansing gel. If you are using the Footscrubber dry, be very gentle.

*It is safe to use the Footscrubber with Gilden Tree Foot Scrub..

*Gently scrub heels and the bottom of feet with the “pumicey” side. Be careful not to scrub too hard. Go over scrubbed surfaces with the washboard side to “polish” skin. For the dirt in the "cracks", simply tip the Footscrubber and use the side edge.

*When finished, use a nail brush to remove dead skin and dirt from the Footscrubber, rinsing frequently.

*After cleaning, store the Footscrubber in a dry place.