Description Four-in-one Foot Hygiene Tool. Better than just a pumice stone. Includes: pumice stone, grate, brush and file. Only available as the blue/aqua model (other colours in photos are for illustration purposes only). Size: 17cm in length Foot Hygiene Tool – 4-in-1 Foot Care Made Easy Discover the ultimate at-home foot care essential: this handy 4-in-1 tool features a pumice stone, grate, stiff brush, and nail file—all conveniently integrated into one comfortable 17 cm handle. All-in-One Convenience: Exfoliate, cleanse, buff, and file with a single, smartly designed tool—ditch the clutter and get smoother feet in half the time. Compact & Practical: At just 17 cm long, this tool fits easily in your bath, travel bag, or laundry basket—perfect for daily use or self-care on the go. Stylish Aqua Design: Comes in a sleek aqua blue shade (as shown); any other color seen in promotional images is for visual context only. Hygienic & Easy to Clean: Rinse after use to maintain freshness—helping prevent the buildup of dead skin and bacteria. Frequently asked questions about the Foot Hygiene Tool: How long does shipping take? We ship every day. Most orders are sent the day we get them. However, we are at the mercy of Australia Post or the different couriers that we use after that. This can vary from a few days up to a week or so and obviously more during the festive season. We do try our best to get them to you as quickly as possible. Why is foot hygiene so important? Foot hygiene is crucial because feet are constantly exposed to sweat, bacteria, and friction, making them prone to infections like athlete’s foot and fungal toenails. Keeping your feet clean, dry, and moisturized helps prevent odour, skin issues, and painful conditions like blisters or cracked heels. Plus, for people with diabetes or circulation problems, proper foot care can prevent serious complications and infections. How does this foot hygiene tool compare to the pumice bar? It includes a pumice bar, but has all the others (grate, stiff brush and nail file—all), so its probably better than a pumice bar on its own.
