Do you have to use the emjoi dry or can you use it on towel dried feet?
866681
We use before they are wet and dried. I believe it gets more dead skin off. You could try it either way........I do not believe it would work well on wet skin.
866682
I use it on my damp feet. I do take care after to let it dry completely and then use a brush to clean out the sanding disc!
2282151
I was told to use it on dry feet A ND THAT IS WHAT i AM DOING. i HAVE NOT TRIED IT ON WET FEET
1612876
I used a product callled Sugru for the feet. It's a silicone rubber substance that is moldable like clay and then dries to a rubbery solid. I have used it on lots of stuff. Can be obtained on-line. You will find many uses for it. The pads others are using, I assume, are stick-on silicon pads, but they will not stick for long. Especially for someting exposed to moisture all the time. This will solve your problem as it did mine.
2232789
I used mine in several different directions, and it worked very well. In fact, I just bought a second one. I used mine dry the first time, and then tried a little bit of water. It worked well both dry and damp. Perhaps the manufacturer can answer your question. I found them very easy to communicate with.
1355460
You should use this device when your feet are dry - before a bath or shower, not after.
1464519
You want to use it before showering while your feet is completely dry and not soaked in water.
44331
I wash mine in the machine, but I do not put them in the drier. I have forgotten and put them in the drier once or twice, but as a general rule with all of my compression socks, I air dry them.
1985730
The paws will be wet but not "dripping" so yes, you would probably want to use a towel.
2201618
Yes, it can be dry cleaned. However, it would be best to follow the care instructions that are provided to you. Thank you.
342999
Not at all, air dry works just fine, it's just like nail polish in the way it dries.
1297147
you really only want to dry two boots at once on this machine. the other two posts can be used to dry gloves, hats, etc. at the same time you are drying boots.
467005
Hanging them outside to dry is the best way. A mechanical wringer would get them dry enough for an automatic dryer, but good ones are not cheap or readily available. While hand-wringing sort of works on woven fabrics, it's not a good idea for knits because they get stretched out of shape. Debbie is right about the dripping, and it's hard to wring heavy fabrics like denim jeans. Knit sweaters and tops can be squeezed to get much of the water out, and if you wrap a clean dry towel around them you can squeeze out even more, then hang the towel to dry with the rest of the laundry.
228222
I don't think putting them in a dryer would be a good idea. I have a holder I created with floral foam and really tall sticks that I put my gloves on to dry just in case I get water inside them.
942918
No, I hand wased mine with Woolite, seemed ok. Dry cleaners here will not take them.
1833200
I've practiced both with and without a towel on this mat. Without a towel the mat becomes slippery with slight perspiration because the mat does not absorb moisture, which is mainly a problem for me during downward facing dog. Because of this, I usually place a towel on the mat after I've completed sun salutations when I'm warmed up. The towel provides traction for my hands and feet, and stays put on the mat. I've had different results with different brands of towels. Manduka's eQua mat towels have provided the best grip with this mat.
1675341
Depends on foot size. If you have small feet yes, but if you have normal size feet you could do maybe 1 foot at a time. I would suggest a plastic sweater box to soak feet they are more rectangular shaped.
1464518
It's best to use it when dry. Place a towel on the floor while watching TV, That's how I use mine. It's a great product. Dry feel works best. Hope you enjoy it too.