Callabration: Has anyone had this done and if so, do you think it is worth it?
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You can actually calibrate yourself. There are many sites available on line that tell you how to do it such as this one http://www.plasmatelevisions.org/article/plasma-television-tips/how-to-calibrate-your-plasma-tv.html
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Although I have never tried it personally, I would have to say given diamond is harder than glass you should be able to do it. Not sure how fancy you can get with the cuts. Or how fast or slow of a process it would be. But I think it would be a good starting point and worth trying.
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Well, I think it would be if you kept up with it. I would buy the roughest rollers they have (that's what I have) and use it every day until your calluses get less bothersome. I have very thick calluses on my heels that used to crack and bleed-so painful! So I used this every day for several days in a row when my feet were dry. I would take a shower at night (or you could soak your feet in water) and apply some GLYTONE Heel and Elbow Cream. I got it on amazon. It's about $40 but it really works. You put this on every night after your feet are wet and put socks on over it. Then the next night (while in the shower and your feet are wet) use a pumice or one of those grater metal things to exfoliate your calluses. Alternate the Emjoi and the cream every other day until you get your feet to where you are comfortable. It may take a week or two but it is totally worth it! The lotion is REALLY powerful and you wont believe how much skin it dissolves while you wear it at night.
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Yes, it works wonderfully with the technique I use! I'm sure it would work great with other techniques as well.
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I've never done it, but to be totally honest with you, I'd have it done by a professional. The blade is far too sharp to make a mistake and you could seriously injure yourself.
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I am guessing "yes", although I have never done so. Seems the procedure is the same.
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I would think it would depend on how thick the calluse is. I do use it some on my husbands, but his feet are pretty tender. I would suggest a callus remover would work better.
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I am using it for underlying scar tissue and it has made a big difference, and I expect it to continue to make a difference. Hope this helps you! I had surgery September 2013.
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I believe ther's an option although I haven't tried yet. I'm glad to see others have tried. Would like to know how successful though?
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Not sure, but it does seem worth a shot, especially if you wanted to make multiple batches
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It worked pretty well for me; but I used a callous file/ grater afterword, too. If I remember correctly it took a few days of filing to finish them off.
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I loved the results. My breast became fuller and more perky. I do think I gained in my behind and stomach as well. I'm confused if it's worth it.
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Apologies Bonnie, I've never tried to do that. Guess I'm not thinking of trying to save money. I polish for commercial purposes and inlay my Art work. My polishers run 7 days a week and stop only when changing Grits or pulling finished items, Bone, Stone, Ivory, Operculum or raw Jewels :-)
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Haha...well, "worth it" is a bit of a subjective idea here...the first time your solid-pooping kiddo has a loose stool or gets sick and has diarrhea, it suddenly becomes "worth it!" It also becomes worth the money if you plan on having another child. And we also use ours for other things, like when cleaning the shower. So I do think it's worth it. But I've also heard of people using a solid plastic spatula to scrape the poo out, so maybe that's a safer bet if you're unsure ;)
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I would say yes as I have done that. It seems to make removal easier as well.
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I've seen it done before. As for doing it myself, I have not. However I am very happy with this product and the black color that I have under this. You have the ability to add as much or as little gloss as you want to get the look you are going for. I would say do it! :-)
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Yes, I had very bad calluses on the bottom of my big toes, and have found that it really does do the job. In the past I was using a instrument that have a razor on it and I actually am getting better result with this product. Definitely worth the investment.