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Rio PEDI2 60 Second Pedi Gentle enough to be used daily, 60 Second Pedi is the ultimate at home foot pampering accessory. Use to buff away, hard, rough and dry skin in seconds leaving you with fabulously smooth feet that you'll want to show off.

In no time at all you will start to see and feel the difference on your feet, skin is instantly left smoother and healthier.

The replaceable roller head with micro abrasive particles makes it quick and easy to remove tough skin, by exfoliating the foot through a gentle and safe rotating action. Featuring two speeds for even the roughest of skin.

Features

• Two speeds
• Quick safe and easy- no scrapers or graters
• Replaceable micro abrasive roller head
• 2 year guarantee

How to use
Step 1: Ensure that the skin on your feet is clean and completely dry. Note: You should not use 60 Second Pedi Hard Skin Remover on broken skin.
Step 2: Turn the unit on by pressing the safety lock button in the centre of the on/off switch and pushing the switch up.
Step 3: Select the programme speed by pushing the switch half way up for low (1) and all the way up for high (2).
Step 4 :Gently move the unit backwards and forwards over the area of hard or dry skin for 2-3 seconds at a time, stopping to check if you have achieved the desired result. Do not apply to one area of skin for too long or it may cause discomfort. Note: Do not press too hard on the area or the roller will stop spinning.
Step 5: Switch off the unit by sliding the switch down to the off position.

Good House Keeping Tried & Tested
The Good House Keeping Institute rated the Rio 60 Second Pedi with an overall score of 84 out 100. GHI Expert Verdict said 'This foot file did exactly what it claimed to do and was good value. It performed well according to most of the testers. 'It was easy to use, and it felt like it was doing a good job. Skin was softer after use, and it was not harsh. It was particularly good at reaching the hard skin at the front of my foot at base of toes on sole which I find hard to get at with a manual file,' said one. It was considered to be a good size and easy to use and hold. One tester was initially sceptical about using an electric file but was soon persuaded to replace her manual one. 'My feet felt good after even after one use. I will definitely continue to use it as I was impressed with the results'. On the downside it was felt that batteries should be included in the pack.'