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: How to Clean a Foot Scrubber
How to Clean Your Foot Scrubber or Body Buffer
Our
terra cotta tools
last practically forever, because they're fired in a kiln. Normally, they stay pretty clean between uses, especially if you rinse them well after you use them, because unlike a pumice stone, the rough texture is just on the surface.
We recommend using liquid soap, shower gel or shampoo with your terra-cotta tool, instead of bar soap, which gets lodged in the pumicey and ribbed textures. If you have soap buildup already, simply use a nail brush and plenty of water to remove the soap.
For daily care, simply rinse after use and use a nail brush to remove any excess buildup. Let dry and store in a dry area.
If your Foot Scrubber gets really bad, or gets moldy, brush it using a nail brush on any cracks or openings to remove buildup, and then soak it in a cup of water to which you've added a tablespoon of bleach for an hour or two. Add a couple of drops of liquid soap, and then brush again. Rinse well and let dry. If it was moldy, a couple hours in direct sunlight can help, too.
Foot Scrubbers
,
Scrubbies
,
Fish Foot Scrubbers
and
Body Buffers
can also safely be processed through an autoclave and are even dishwasher safe. Using barbicide will darken the terra-cotta but will not damage it in any other way.