Foot pumice block Donegal 9990 synthetic pumice stone for callus removal

Donegal synthetic pumice block model 9990 is a compact foot care tool designed for mechanical removal of calluses and dead skin. The durable synthetic abrasive surface smooths rough areas on heels, soles and toes and is intended for routine foot maintenance and at-home pedicures. Lightweight and easy to rinse, the pumice block offers a simple, reusable option for keeping skin softer and reducing hard patches.

Advantages

The synthetic pumice surface provides consistent abrasive action without the fragility of natural stone, while its compact size makes it convenient to store and transport. The block is easy to clean after use and dries quickly, which helps maintain hygiene. Its shape and textured surface enable controlled removal of hardened skin, allowing gradual smoothing without the need for chemical exfoliants.

Suitable for

• At-home pedicures and basic foot maintenance
• Reducing calluses on heels, soles and toes
• Preparing feet for moisturizers or foot treatments
• Travel or gym kits where a compact foot tool is needed

Key specifications

• Material: durable synthetic abrasive surface
• Form factor: compact rectangular/handheld block
• Intended use: mechanical removal of calluses and dead skin
• Cleaning: rinse under running water; dries quickly
• Suitable for repeated use with proper drying between uses

How to use

Soak feet in warm water for several minutes to soften hardened skin before using the pumice block. Gently rub the abrasive surface over callused areas using light, circular or back-and-forth motions until the desired level of smoothness is reached. Rinse the foot and block periodically to remove debris. Avoid excessive pressure and prolonged abrasion on the same spot to prevent irritation. After use, dry feet and apply a moisturizer or foot cream to maintain skin hydration.

Usage recommendations

Use the pumice block on softened skin only and restrict treatment frequency to avoid over-exfoliation; inspect the skin for cuts or irritation before each use and consult a specialist if you have diabetes, circulation issues, or persistent foot problems.