Soapy Soles Foot Scrubbing Pad & Massager, Pearl Blue

I have no problem with this product. However, the last time purchased it came in a GOLD color. Which I much more prefer than Blue! Wish company would have better choice of color.

I purchased this nearly 6 years ago and have purchased one again( 6 years later.) some bristles are lost and it is going outside to clean my feet off after working in the yard.. yes barefoot.. OH yeah.

I bought this product because I like to regularly exfoliate my feet and thought this would be much less expensive than buying foot scrubs. It works really well and and is easy to use. However, the suction cups aren’t that great. So my advice is to hold it down with one foot while you scrub the other foot to prevent it from sliding and you from falling. Holding on to a shower bar (with one or both hands) while you use it is also a good idea. I wouldn’t recommend it for people with balance issues or who have a high risk of falling, unless someone else helps them use it or they sit on a stable shower chair while using it.It can also build up soap scum and mildew if not cleaned regularly. So after every use, I wash it with soapy water and run it under the shower head to make sure all the soap gets rinsed out from all the little holes and indentations on both sides.

The bristles are sturdy yet soft. It does the job of cleaning my feet and toes. I have sciatica and arthritis, and this really saves me. The cost was great and shipping was fast.

I had tried a bigger shower foot scrubber. Didn't like it. I had seen this 1 at a house. I like this much better. The bristles feel good on my feet. Scrubbing 1 foot at a time is easier. I can balance easier in my bathtub shower.

This foot scrubber suctions onto the tub floor well, but isn't too hard to peel off. It is a good size, and putting a drop of body wash or shampoo on it leads to good lather. However, I wish the little rubbery "bristles" on it were 1) stiffer, and 2) longer, because as it is it is too soft and flat to characterize as something that "scrubs" or "massages." It feels ok and by wiping/friction it serves to wash the footprint part of your foot, meaning the part that would appear if you stepped in paint, then stepped on a piece of paper. However, you would get more of a 'scrub" with a washcloth. If the rubber "bristles" were stiffer, one could actually scrub one's foot instead of wiping it along these soft, fringe-like "bristles.". If the the "bristles" were longer, the scrubbing would extend further into the instep and also along the sides of one's foot, and might qualify as a "massager.". As it is, even if you tilt your foot to run it over the pad at an angle, it's not doing any more for you than wiping your foot on soft rubbery soapy fringe. It's ok, but it could definitely be improved.

I had to replace an old foot scrubber similar to this, possibly it was a bit smaller than this new one. I tried another type of scrubber first that is big enough for both feet, which I liked that idea. But, unfortunately, the rubbery nubbins were way to hard and hurt my feet. So, I got this one and it's just right. If the bottoms of your feet are a little sensitive, like mine, it may tickle a bit at first, but after a few moments, it feels great, just squirt a little soap on and lather up.Very glad I was able to replace it with a similar one. After using, rinse it off and then you can slap it on the side of the shower to drain. It may take a couple of tries, but it will stick if you have ceramic. If you have a textured type shower insert, it won't stick real well there or on the floor of the shower. But you can stand on the edge of it with your other foot to keep it from moving around too much. Sit on a shower stool if you have balance issues.I still think it'd be nice to have a double one, tho. HInt, hint! ;-) Or, maybe I'll buy another one and have one for each foot.

Foot scrubber must be pressed down hard or won’t stay put while cleaning feet.