Its bloody brilliant. My feet have never felt so good. Recommend it to anyone.
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Hmmmmm been meaning to try it... What exactly did it do?
why does it seem the past few days everywhere i look someone is talking about a ped egg 
im going to buy one, everyone says they are brilliant.
im going to buy one, everyone says they are brilliant.
I have one, Its great,only thing is I can't look when I empty it. 
quote:Originally posted by pretty~cocoa~eyes:
Hmmmmm been meaning to try it... What exactly did it do?
It gets rid of the hard skin on your heels esp after a summer of sandle wearing.. I thought it wouldn't work but it did. Much better and easier than a pommice stone.
I got a knock-off one for £3.00 - is bluddy ace but if you turn it over to do the other side of your foot the shavings fall out of the grater.....I didnt realise that til I'd shaved 3 inches of dead skin of my feet. There was a parmesan type mountain on the carpet!
I keep seeing people talking about it aswell. Very nearly bought one the other day, wish I did now. I will get one at weekend and my feet will be so soft I will glide like Cinderella!
I've always used a pumice stone, ever since my teens 50 years ago. I have never had a build up of hard skin on my feet. It works if you use it about 3 or 4 times a week in the shower or bath. It keeps the skin on the feet smooth and soft.
quote:Originally posted by MoFo:
I got a knock-off one for £3.00 - is bluddy ace but if you turn it over to do the other side of your foot the shavings fall out of the grater.....I didnt realise that til I'd shaved 3 inches of dead skin of my feet. There was a parmesan type mountain on the carpet!
Oh yuck, thats why I ca
Sorry, that was, that's why I can't look,all that dead skin.
Ahhh thanks hun, might get me one thenquote:Originally posted by mel 2:quote:Originally posted by pretty~cocoa~eyes:
Hmmmmm been meaning to try it... What exactly did it do?
It gets rid of the hard skin on your heels esp after a summer of sandle wearing.. I thought it wouldn't work but it did. Much better and easier than a pommice stone.
my son told me i should "get that thing that does your feet but doesn't burst balloons"
i think i will
i think i will
i used to use a body shop foot file and my feet were like lil babys bums ....however...i got lazy and now i have hooves ...i need me an egg. I think if you start filing your feet you cant stop coz it seems to grow back harder 
quote:Originally posted by Gypsie:
and now i have hooves
Gosh,I now have an image of a belly dancer,with cloven trotters, in my brain, i will not sleep tonight. 
i know, imagine me trotting round your table bare foot when your trying to have a romantic meze for two. 
those poor buggers
those poor buggers 
I think I can beat that M-F!! I got a Ped Egg for €2!!!
I have used a pumice stone for MANY years )63 next month!) and never have I had such great results.
I have used a pumice stone for MANY years )63 next month!) and never have I had such great results.
Oh I will go and get one at the weekend then. a summer of mule wearing and my feet are disgusting!!
quote:Originally posted by ANNOCA:
I think I can beat that M-F!! I got a Ped Egg for €2!!!
I have used a pumice stone for MANY years )63 next month!) and never have I had such great results.
Pumice stones are brilliant! Absolutely no hard skin when using them regularly. It just never gets a chance to build up. Thats all we had in those days and they actually work much better than anything else.
Have you actually tried a ped-egg BB? Its ace that a pumice stone works for you....but I'm telling you DO believe th hype when it comes to a ped-egg - they are bluddy ace.quote:Originally posted by *BB*:quote:Originally posted by ANNOCA:
I think I can beat that M-F!! I got a Ped Egg for €2!!!
I have used a pumice stone for MANY years )63 next month!) and never have I had such great results.
Pumice stones are brilliant! Absolutely no hard skin when using them regularly. It just never gets a chance to build up. Thats all we had in those days and they actually work much better than anything else.
quote:Originally posted by MoFo:Have you actually tried a ped-egg BB? Its ace that a pumice stone works for you....but I'm telling you DO believe th hype when it comes to a ped-egg - they are bluddy ace.quote:Originally posted by *BB*:quote:Originally posted by ANNOCA:
I think I can beat that M-F!! I got a Ped Egg for €2!!!
I have used a pumice stone for MANY years )63 next month!) and never have I had such great results.
Pumice stones are brilliant! Absolutely no hard skin when using them regularly. It just never gets a chance to build up. Thats all we had in those days and they actually work much better than anything else.
Is the purpose of the ped egg to remove hard skin? Because I use a pumice stone regularly I never have any hard skin.
A ped egg is like a pumice stone but I don't think quite as harsh and it collects the hard skin. They advertise it as being tough enough to take the hard skin away and soft enough not to burst a balloon.
I really wanted to try one and after hearing the recommendations on here, I'm gonna get one
Also I find a pumice stone quite harsh on my feet even after a bath
I really wanted to try one and after hearing the recommendations on here, I'm gonna get one
Also I find a pumice stone quite harsh on my feet even after a bath
It does the same job as a pumice stone but with no effort...either use it to remove hard skin or stop it occuring in the first place - just like a pumice.
Its not that big a deal like...crack on with your pumice and all that - but as an ex-pumicer and Ped Eggs newest fan I feel the need to spread the word. THERE IS A NEW FOOT KING IN TOWN AND HIS NAME IS PED EGG!!!
Its not that big a deal like...crack on with your pumice and all that - but as an ex-pumicer and Ped Eggs newest fan I feel the need to spread the word. THERE IS A NEW FOOT KING IN TOWN AND HIS NAME IS PED EGG!!!
quote:Originally posted by MoFo:
It does the same job as a pumice stone but with no effort...either use it to remove hard skin or stop it occuring in the first place - just like a pumice.
Its not that big a deal like...crack on with your pumice and all that - but as an ex-pumicer and Ped Eggs newest fan I feel the need to spread the word. THERE IS A NEW FOOT KING IN TOWN AND HIS NAME IS PED EGG!!!
There's no effort involved in using a pumice stone.
Providing you use it regularly there's never any build-up of dry hard skin to remove - ever.To Pink Babe, never use a pumice stone either dry or just with water on its own. You need to soap your feet and the stone and just use the stone with a gentle massaging motion.
Ah see, now that sounds like a bit of effort....you dont need to do any of that soap and water faffing with a ped-egg!quote:Originally posted by *BB*:quote:Originally posted by MoFo:
It does the same job as a pumice stone but with no effort...either use it to remove hard skin or stop it occuring in the first place - just like a pumice.
Its not that big a deal like...crack on with your pumice and all that - but as an ex-pumicer and Ped Eggs newest fan I feel the need to spread the word. THERE IS A NEW FOOT KING IN TOWN AND HIS NAME IS PED EGG!!!
There's no effort involved in using a pumice stone.
To Pink Babe, never use a pumice stone either dry or just with water on its own. You need to soap your feet and the stone and just use the stone with a gentle massaging motion.
quote:Originally posted by MoFo:Ah see, now that sounds like a bit of effort....you dont need to do any of that soap and water faffing with a ped-egg!quote:Originally posted by *BB*:quote:Originally posted by MoFo:
It does the same job as a pumice stone but with no effort...either use it to remove hard skin or stop it occuring in the first place - just like a pumice.
Its not that big a deal like...crack on with your pumice and all that - but as an ex-pumicer and Ped Eggs newest fan I feel the need to spread the word. THERE IS A NEW FOOT KING IN TOWN AND HIS NAME IS PED EGG!!!
There's no effort involved in using a pumice stone.
To Pink Babe, never use a pumice stone either dry or just with water on its own. You need to soap your feet and the stone and just use the stone with a gentle massaging motion.
Now this is what I would really be interested in and it looks like you have found it for me.
A way of bathing without having to faff about with soap and water! Human dry cleaning system, I'm all for this. 
quote:Originally posted by Blizzie:
How do I reach?
You need a carer to help you.
I'm not talking about bathing, I'm talking about doing me feet....am lost now!quote:Originally posted by *BB*:quote:Originally posted by MoFo:Ah see, now that sounds like a bit of effort....you dont need to do any of that soap and water faffing with a ped-egg!quote:Originally posted by *BB*:quote:Originally posted by MoFo:
It does the same job as a pumice stone but with no effort...either use it to remove hard skin or stop it occuring in the first place - just like a pumice.
Its not that big a deal like...crack on with your pumice and all that - but as an ex-pumicer and Ped Eggs newest fan I feel the need to spread the word. THERE IS A NEW FOOT KING IN TOWN AND HIS NAME IS PED EGG!!!
There's no effort involved in using a pumice stone.
To Pink Babe, never use a pumice stone either dry or just with water on its own. You need to soap your feet and the stone and just use the stone with a gentle massaging motion.
Now this is what I would really be interested in and it looks like you have found it for me.
quote:Originally posted by MoFo:
I'm not talking about bathing, I'm talking about doing me feet....am lost now!
If you let the filth harden, can it do you all over?
I can reach my armpits.
quote:I'm not talking about bathing, I'm talking about doing me feet....am lost now!
But you do your feet in the bath or shower with a pumice stone.
quote:Originally posted by *BB*:quote:Originally posted by MoFo:
It does the same job as a pumice stone but with no effort...either use it to remove hard skin or stop it occuring in the first place - just like a pumice.
Its not that big a deal like...crack on with your pumice and all that - but as an ex-pumicer and Ped Eggs newest fan I feel the need to spread the word. THERE IS A NEW FOOT KING IN TOWN AND HIS NAME IS PED EGG!!!
There's no effort involved in using a pumice stone.
To Pink Babe, never use a pumice stone either dry or just with water on its own. You need to soap your feet and the stone and just use the stone with a gentle massaging motion.
Ah thank you, I have been using one for years and no one told me.
Hi all feet fans, sorry to but in, but a word of caution about ped eggs. I have had one for about a year. I have now got serious painful heels and sides of my feet. I have probably been too rough with mine. They are great, they do remove the hard skin very easily, but just go steady. I thought I was being careful, and I'm now going through bucket loads of balm.
quote:Originally posted by vrmaryport:
Hi all feet fans, sorry to but in, but a word of caution about ped eggs. I have had one for about a year. I have now got serious painful heels and sides of my feet. I have probably been too rough with mine. They are great, they do remove the hard skin very easily, but just go steady. I thought I was being careful, and I'm now going through bucket loads of balm.
Thats terrible!
You never get that with a pumice stone. 
quote:Originally posted by vrmaryport:
Hi all feet fans, sorry to but in, but a word of caution about ped eggs. I have had one for about a year. I have now got serious painful heels and sides of my feet. I have probably been too rough with mine. They are great, they do remove the hard skin very easily, but just go steady. I thought I was being careful, and I'm now going through bucket loads of balm.
Are you sure it wasn't from fighting 100 ninjas?
quote:Originally posted by Blizzie:quote:Originally posted by vrmaryport:
Hi all feet fans, sorry to but in, but a word of caution about ped eggs. I have had one for about a year. I have now got serious painful heels and sides of my feet. I have probably been too rough with mine. They are great, they do remove the hard skin very easily, but just go steady. I thought I was being careful, and I'm now going through bucket loads of balm.
Are you sure it wasn't from fighting 100 ninjas?
quote:Are you sure it wasn't from fighting 100 ninjas
Blizzie, I couldn't fight my way out of a paper bag
quote:Originally posted by *BB*:quote:Originally posted by vrmaryport:
Hi all feet fans, sorry to but in, but a word of caution about ped eggs. I have had one for about a year. I have now got serious painful heels and sides of my feet. I have probably been too rough with mine. They are great, they do remove the hard skin very easily, but just go steady. I thought I was being careful, and I'm now going through bucket loads of balm.
Thats terrible!