can you use this on your feet?
584027
Well it is Made right here in the U.S.A. and if you think you need the best possible protection you can get for your Leather footwear on your feet I will let you make that call.
584028
Atsko makes a beeswax skin protector called Pro-Tech-Skin. It's a cream so I think to would be a lot easier to apply than than the boot stuff, but I haven't used it so I don't know. There is no reason you can't use beeswax on your skin, lots of skin care products contain it, but make sure this stuff doesn't contain anything else that might harm you. I'm a doctor and I wash/alcohol gel my hands all day long and the thing that does the best for my disaster hands and feet (I call them my hooves they're so bad) is anhydrous lanolin which is a natural form of wax as well but with a very different chemical makeup than beeswax. Anhydrous means no water in it so it's pretty stiff but it works much better than the lanolin creams that contain water. Warm it up a little and it's much easier to apply. I've used two from Amazon, Lansinoh, which is recommended for women who are breast feeding, and the Australian Golden Lanolin. Lansinoh is pretty expensive but it is odorless. The Australian Golden Lanolin has a very faint scent , but I don't find it offensive at all and I use on hands and feet. I've used other brands of anhydrous lanolin that had varying intensities of sheep smell left. S if you decide to try lanolin, check out the reviews before you buy something you won't use because it smells weird.
584029
It's for tanned leather, not human skin. Yes, it is bees wax, but it was not made for living human flesh. You'd be better off trying something like Badger Balm or an equivalent for your skin. If you were no longer living and wanted to be water-proof, it might be OK ;-/
584030
It's not a silly question: I was considering using this instead of another product marketed explicitly for application to feet (yours, your dog's your horse's), since Sno-Seal is a bit less expensive... but have decided to go with the other product which is labeled non-toxic/food-grade: check out Musher's Secret, here on Amazon. And yes, Musher's Secret is great for human hands and feet or even skin and hair in extreme environments, for protection from prolonged exposure to water, snow and ice or to soothe and protect rough or chapped skin, in my experience. (P.S., I've also used Musher's Secret on my leather shoes, boots, belts, etc., to recondition and seal, quite successfully.) It's not a silly question: I was considering using this instead of another product marketed explicitly for application to feet (yours, your dog's your horse's), since Sno-Seal is a bit less expensive... but have decided to go with the other product which is labeled non-toxic/food-grade: check out Musher's Secret, here on Amazon. And yes, Musher's Secret is great for human hands and feet or even skin and hair in extreme environments, for protection from prolonged exposure to water, snow and ice or to soothe and protect rough or chapped skin, in my experience. (P.S., I've also used Musher's... » Read More It's not a silly question: I was considering using this instead of another product marketed explicitly for application to feet (yours, your dog's your horse's), since Sno-Seal is a bit less expensive... but have decided to go with the other product which is labeled non-toxic/food-grade: check out Musher's Secret, here on Amazon. And yes, Musher's Secret is great for human hands and feet or even skin and hair in extreme environments, for protection from prolonged exposure to water, snow and ice or to soothe and protect rough or chapped skin, in my experience. (P.S., I've also used Musher's Secret on my leather shoes, boots, belts, etc., to recondition and seal, quite successfully.) « Show Less
760302
I wouldn't use this mat with sneakers or any other work out footgear other then what it was intended for; yoga. In my opinion I think it would probably be fine, since it it such a great mat, but you wouldn't be getting the longevity of the mat like you would if it were only used for yoga or Pilates.
317938
It tells you that you can use on the feet, you put your feet on top of it and it massages the sole of your feet.
120943
Yes you can but at a lower setting. Also the edge is certainly strong enough to support you feet. Enjoy.
161155
no you cannot use any aditive into the wather!!!!! it will ruin the impelers of the unit. you can, althougt, use salt based creams into your feet. apply slightly on top of them.
1270774
Yes, you could use any type of foot product in this footbath. The tea tree oil foot soak is especially refreshing and cleansing. I'm a fan of Epson Salts, but I like the tea tree oil soak much better.
648662
Doubtful. I've tried it on my foot and it doesn't seem to make good enough contact. My wife has this condition and the only thing that seems to help is the boot designed to help stop the pain. There is also a sleeping boot available. Both are available by prescription.
473841
It is for your hands, not your feet. I am unsure if they make one for your feet, I can only assume they do. The details of the one shown indicate it is good for feet also, but as the one I purchased was not for me personally, I cannot answer your question. Sorry
1506064
You can. It is supposed to help conform to your ankle better. I have used a cam walker and this one but I found I did not use the pump. Some may say it helped them but it did not do much for me.
1908300
Yes, it can. It comes with feet that snap on the bottom so you can use it on the floor or a table.
960511
Yes, I use it for stretching my feet. I have plantar fasciitis. It hurt to use at first, as it is hard material, but now I love it...esp when my arches ache from not wearing my shoe inserts.
264520
No when I use it I usually have socks on or slippers. They are probably talking about the sandpaper like surface so your feet don't slip.
2209132
I have used this for my toes once and it worked fine. You just have to be very careful.
114477
I wouldn't tryit. The foot splint doesn't allow a decent stride. It prevents you from bending forward because of its placement.
1533525
Yes. Directions say spray on your feet. But I spray in my shoes and it works fine.
1390655
You can use for your arms and legs. But I found its function inadequate. I returned it.
13109
I think you could use it. I put my right foot on and bring the step down then do the left one. This machine is really a good workout!