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Electric Pedicure Foot Grinder File Callus Remover USB Rechargeable

€21,81

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Feature:
+ 3 different roller heads (fine, coarse grinding head, massage head) + 1 small brush + 1 USB charging cable.
2. USB Rechargeble: Button switch, 2 speed adjustments (high speed is used for hard cracked dead skin removal, low speed is used for soft dead skin removal.) 1 charge will give you multiple uses before re-charging is needed.1200mAh battery can be used up to 120 minutes.(It is recommended to use 5v1A adapter for charging)
3. Bulit-in Vacuum: Our Foot Grinder Callus Remover adopts a built-in vacuum design, which can absorb 98% of dust when rubbing your feet, prevent chip splashing, and provide you with a better foot care experience.
4. This electric callus remover has a waterproof design and can be cleaned underwater. You can clean it safely and thoroughly. Note: Do not immerse it in water for a long time.It is recommended to dry your feet before use, so that the dead skin on your feet can be removed more effectively.
5. The electric foot file callus remover is the perfect gift set for unisex. You can give it as a gift to your relatives and friends to share the convenience of life.

Specifications:
Material: ABS
Colour: White
Power Source: Rechargeable
Charging Time: 2-2.5 Hours
Power: 3W
Size: 16.5*7*5cm
Weight: 170g

Package:
2 x Grinding Heads
1 x USB Cable
1 x Cleaning Brush
1 x Manual

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