Easy Feet Foot Cleaner

Let me start with admitting my biases: 1) I read all the bad reviews, so I had extremely low expectations, 2) I have huge feet (size 14). I contrasted it and compared it with similar products, but this was the only one I could find that could do the main things I wanted: A) Get between my toes (hard to do even by hand!) and B) Get the tops of my feet, too. All the other products I saw only got the bottom of the feet. Found it on sale for $7 and free shipping when I added it to another order, so I figured I'd give it a try. Been using it for a couple weeks now, and I love it! Yes, it does slide a little, but not much if you use common sense (and have a large foot); you're not supposed to put your weight this, you put your weight on your back foot and slide the other one in to wash it. It scrubs my feet great and better than I could do it by hand. Now I said scrub, which I need, but someone with more sensitive feet may find it a little harsh. No more toe jam! And the bonus? Due to the pumice stone, the 20-year-old callouses on my heels were gone within a week or two! I'm so glad I got this, it was definitely a bargain, but maybe I don't expect that much for $7.

RETURNED! First of all, I am barefoot all day long, so I need to clean the bottoms of my feet, but I also do a lot of dying, and constantly have dye spraying or dripping on the tops of my feet as well. So when I get in the shower, I usually end up scrubbing my feet with a brush anyway - I thought this would be great, because it scrubs the bottoms *and* tops at the same time! Yay! What a great idea!.... NOT. Problems; 1. First problem, the suction cups suck (and not in the way they should!) The thing slides around, and is nearly impossible to keep still long enough to get on a good scrub. I spent more time chasing it around the shower with my foot, than it would ever have taken me to just scrub my feet by hand. Even when I was able to keep it still long enough to start scrubbing, every time I pushed my foot into it with enough pressure to actually scrub, it started to move again, and here I am chasing it around the shower again! So #1, bad suction. 2. And this is the worst part! When I was able to push it up against the side of the shower so it wouldn't slide around so much, I don't know if it's because I have high arches or what, but when I put my foot all the way in, that hard blue plastic across the top just scraped the tops of my feet raw! Very painful, and even feeling kind of bruised as well!! So even if it didn't slide around, and make it impossible to scrub for more than 5 seconds, it is so painful to put my foot all the way in, so I wasn't able to scrub the whole foot, I had to just do the bottom of my toes, and then going only up to about half of my foot, stopping once it got to the hard blue plastic on top. So after my first use, my feet remained dirty, and now have painful scratches on the tops of my feet. Not a pleasant experience to say the least!! I saw another one on here that only does the bottoms, so I am going to cross my fingers, and try that one, and hope that the suction cups work better! It won't get the tops at the same time, so it won't hurt them either!

Ok really wasn't sure about buying this. I mean the as you see on TV products are hit and miss - right? But - I have Rheumatoid Arthritis (and Fibro) and sometimes it is hard to bend down in the shower to get my toes/feet. So, I needed some help. I was hoping this would be it. And - I think it is. Now - I have ticklish feet (big time) - so I hoot and holler when using it. But, I fight through the tickle feeling and scrub away. I noticed the first time that it did actually clean my toes and under the toes too. I wish it went up the ankle too and back of the ankle. But - I guess I will wait for another as you see on TV item to do that. LOL LOL My husband actually digs it too and uses it all the time (and he can bend well - but he is tall and likes that he doesn't have to bend or lift his foot up to get the toes cleaned). He noticed a difference too. So, I would recommend this to anyone honestly. If anyone asks me - I would say try it - you might like it. (Oh - it can move around (even suctioned down in the tub) so be careful and take it slow when using it)

If standing on one foot on a wet, soapy shower floor isn't an issue for you, you don't need this. For those who have balance and mobility trouble, it's a safer way to scrub and exfoliate your feet and clean between your toes. It's well made and with daily use hasn't shown any signs of falling apart. The bristles are fairly soft but diabetics and anyone else who must guard against cuts on the feet should be cautious during use. The attached pumice stone is positioned to work on the heels, but just place the ball of your foot on the stone without putting your whole foot inside if you need to exfoliate that area as well. UPDATE: After more use I agree with warnings that the suction cups DO NOT hold it in place. If standing on one foot is a problem, use this only while seated. If standing, keep your free foot planted firmly and never put your weight on the foot inside the scrubber. It will be very uncomfortable and will probably slip out from under you.

The Easy Feet product works exactly as advertised and really does clean your feet well. I did not give it 5 stars ONLY because I have large feet and if you do also you have to get used to using the Easy Feet. It is made of very sturdy plastic and you must be careful inserting your foot or it will hit the top plastic support and it ain't comfortable! That said, once you learn not to cram your foot into the device too hard it is a pleasure to use. I would not hesitate to buy another one and to recommend it to my friends.

I am getting this item for 2 reasons. First I have a $5.OO Amazon Gift Card and secound I have always wanted this since I saw it on TV. I have already read the comments and YES most were bad, so I know that I must use Easy Feet with kid gloves . DO NOT hang up this on your shower wall cause it will fall and break.DO NOT be ruff with this or it will be break. Remember that Easy Feet is made of plastic and it cost less then $10 so this is a cheap product. If U think it will last forever U are dead wrong. Most "made for TV" products have a 2000% profit margin, so if doesn't cost a lot of money; it may not be worth it. I am getting it anyway and I will follow the instructions to the letter. I wash my feet more then once a day and I think this will be a good thing to have.

I thought this would be great for my feet. I have trouble getting down to scrub my feet soles. The item came. I unboxed it and the next morning I took my shower. The suction cups do stick to the shower floor, but it slides around when I tried to scrub my sole. I ended up having to stick it in a corner to use and use my other foot to keep it from coming out of the corner. It does clean well, but the instability is a real problem. Plus the first time I stepped down on it to activate the suction cups, the pumice stone in the heel broke. This item can be helpful if you need to clean your feet and can't bend down to do so. But the problems have to be addressed. Don't buy unless you have no other way to clean the bottom of your feet.

I purchased this set for my mother, who is having difficulties reaching her feet as she gets older. (Those parts just don't bend anymore! she says.) I got this to help her clean in between her toes and help her with the callouses on her heels. Call me selfish-I just didn't want to have to do it for her every week. I figured this would be a perfect way to help her. The plastic is a lot thicker than I expected. My mom says that the bristles are a bit too stiff, but she thinks they will soften a little bit in time and it is helping her be able to clean her feet. I'd say it's not a bad buy for the price.