[MTVN]

Sounds like sheriff is offering us all a foot massage

Form an orderly queue

[Crimson Dynamo]

Of course i wash my legs and feet with soap and in between my toes etc. Its part of having a shower

[smudgie]

Hell yeah.
Legs, feet and toes, everything from head to toe.
Imagine if someone wants to suck your toe and you hadn’t cleaned them.

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Hell yeah.
Legs, feet and toes, everything from head to toe.
Imagine if someone wants to suck your toe and you hadn’t cleaned them.

It’s like going out without having nice socks on

Imagine getting invited in asked to take your shoes off and you got holes in your socks.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Nope.

Instead you let the grime and bunions build up.

You cant wash bunions away

Always clean in between toes around ankles and underneath foot...

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Sounds like sheriff is offering us all a foot massage

Form an orderly queue

I will do feet but I draw the line at hoofs

So that’s half the forum out of luck

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Hell yeah.
Legs, feet and toes, everything from head to toe.
Imagine if someone wants to suck your toe and you hadn’t cleaned them.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

You cant wash bunions away

Always clean in between toes around ankles and underneath foot...

You can tell that I have never had Bunions before.

[Maru]

I look forward coming to TiBB to seeing these insights.

I do clean, but it's not as easy since having a C-section. Shaving was not comfortable at all afterwards (because of the bending at the incision), to a surprising extent, and so I was more prone to cutting myself. They did a wonderful job, but it still isn't pleasant, sadly. If I had known I would be impacted, I would've done some yoga, skin cream, something to prevent it because it is a nuisance. Of course I can still bend over and lift and move things around but it's definitely not a position I like to stay in for very long. I can still feel the depth of the cut I guess because the nerves are still damaged.

I will turn on a tap to clean feet or shower out of instinct during the day if feet/etc get sweaty from either doing DIY in the garage or mowing the lawn. But particularly, I hate when any kind of soot is left under the nails. I try to keep it clean. I live in a hot and humid climate, and in the winter, typically more humid while wearing layers. You can feel the humidity between your toes in winter socks if you live where I live ... depending on the day.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Maru

I look forward coming to TiBB to seeing these insights.

I do clean, but it's not as easy since having a C-section. Shaving was not comfortable at all afterwards (because of the bending at the incision), to a surprising extent, and so I was more prone to cutting myself. They did a wonderful job, but it still isn't pleasant, sadly. If I had known I would be impacted, I would've done some yoga, skin cream, something to prevent it because it is a nuisance. Of course I can still bend over and lift and move things around but it's definitely not a position I like to stay in for very long. I can still feel the depth of the cut I guess because the nerves are still damaged.

I will turn on a tap to clean feet or shower out of instinct during the day if feet/etc get sweaty from either doing DIY in the garage or mowing the lawn. But particularly, I hate when any kind of soot is left under the nails. I try to keep it clean. I live in a hot and humid climate, and in the winter, typically more humid while wearing layers. You can feel the humidity between your toes in winter socks if you live where I live ... depending on the day.

……The forum that goes that little bit extra for your pleasure, ma’am…sorry that you’re still finding some discomfort in some things with your C- Section scar, though…

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Maru

I look forward coming to TiBB to seeing these insights.

I do clean, but it's not as easy since having a C-section. Shaving was not comfortable at all afterwards (because of the bending at the incision), to a surprising extent, and so I was more prone to cutting myself. They did a wonderful job, but it still isn't pleasant, sadly. If I had known I would be impacted, I would've done some yoga, skin cream, something to prevent it because it is a nuisance. Of course I can still bend over and lift and move things around but it's definitely not a position I like to stay in for very long. I can still feel the depth of the cut I guess because the nerves are still damaged.

I will turn on a tap to clean feet or shower out of instinct during the day if feet/etc get sweaty from either doing DIY in the garage or mowing the lawn. But particularly, I hate when any kind of soot is left under the nails. I try to keep it clean. I live in a hot and humid climate, and in the winter, typically more humid while wearing layers. You can feel the humidity between your toes in winter socks if you live where I live ... depending on the day.

It's understandable it would be difficult if you've had surgery or undergone that. It's not good to strain your body if it hurts. I think those foot scrubbers.... look very useful,where you just put your foot in it and brush it along as you stand.

If you don't mind me asking ,is your shower disability friendly. Those walk in showers with the chair and bench & railing look like they'd make things easier.

[Beso]

Of course I do, and I thoroughly dry them.

I also wash my hoop by inserting half a soapy finger up it every morning.

[Gusto Brunt]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

Why wouldn’t you?

^ THIS

[Maru]

Originally Posted by Ammi

……The forum that goes that little bit extra for your pleasure, ma’am…sorry that you’re still finding some discomfort in some things with your C- Section scar, though…

The end results were more than worth it.

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

It's understandable it would be difficult if you've had surgery or undergone that. It's not good to strain your body if it hurts. I think those foot scrubbers.... look very useful,where you just put your foot in it and brush it along as you stand.

If you don't mind me asking ,is your shower disability friendly. Those walk in showers with the chair and bench & railing look like they'd make things easier.

Yeah I have a sizable walk in shower because the previous owners preferred that to a second bathroom, for some reason. I've considered that in the past and I may actually get a stool because it hasn't gotten better. To be fair, I don't spend as much time in the shower these days with a very active toddler

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Maru

The end results were more than worth it.



Yeah I have a sizable walk in shower because the previous owners preferred that to a second bathroom, for some reason. I've considered that in the past and I may actually get a stool because it hasn't gotten better. To be fair, I don't spend as much time in the shower these days with a very active toddler

….awwww, I’m sure that she’s…(…I think she’s a she…)…an absolute joy in your life……