Review (3/5): Useful for the right person
If standing on one foot on a wet, soapy shower floor isn't an issue for you, you don't need this. For those who have balance and mobility trouble, it's a safer way to scrub and exfoliate your feet and clean between your toes. It's well made and with daily use hasn't shown any signs of falling apart. The bristles are fairly soft but diabetics and anyone else who must guard against cuts on the feet should be cautious during use. The attached pumice stone is positioned to work on the heels, but just place the ball of your foot on the stone without putting your whole foot inside if you need to exfoliate that area as well. UPDATE: After more use I agree with warnings that the suction cups DO NOT hold it in place. If standing on one foot is a problem, use this only while seated. If standing, keep your free foot planted firmly and never put your weight on the foot inside the scrubber. It will be very uncomfortable and will probably slip out from under you.